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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases employees were instructed to eliminate the words “biodefense” and “pandemic preparedness” from its webpages, Nature reported
Enhanced infection prevention measures at 12 neonatal intensive care units reduced viral spread among patients significantly, according to a JAMA Network Open study of 48,475 infants.
Women who stopped taking their antidepressants during pregnancy were nearly twice as likely to experience a mental health emergency and were more likely to have suicidal thoughts, psychosis or substance overdose than those who took their medications, a study found.
Fifty percent of school nurses surveyed in 2022 met the criteria for burnout, underscoring persistent systemic challenges after the pandemic ended, a Journal of School Nursing study found.
Fifty percent of school nurses surveyed in 2022 met the criteria for burnout, underscoring persistent systemic challenges after the pandemic ended, a Journal of School Nursing study found.
The Rural Health Transformation program could propel more states to enact full practice authority for nurse practitioners, according to American Association of Nurse Practitioners President Valerie Fuller, PhD, RN.
An academic health system in Wisconsin designed an evidence-based practice fellowship structure consisting of direct care nurse teams leading projects and receiving mentoring from nursing leadership, according to an article in the February issue of Nurse Leader.
In an American Hospital Association podcast, a senior leader at Hospital Sisters Health System in Springfield, Ill., discusses how its 13 hospitals prioritize workplace violence prevention.
An article in the February issue of Nurse Leader explores how the AONL-American Hospital Association Learning Community serves as a forum for nursing leaders to innovate and improve workforce sustainability.
One hundred members of Congress signed a bipartisan letter to the Department of Homeland Security requesting the agency exempt health care workers from the $100,000 filing fee for H-1B visas.