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The U.S. pre-term birth rate of 10% is the highest in comparison to other developed nations.
Parkland Health in Dallas uses new technologies and messaging platforms to identify at-risk mothers-to-be and develop personalized care plans.
Pulse oximeters overestimated arterial oxygen saturation in Black children, researchers reported this week in JAMA Pediatrics.
Fatigue, workload, burnout and workplace violence contribute to job-related stress and cause a worse patient safety culture, according to a systematic review.
Medication administration technology should be developed in collaboration with front-line nurses who are tasked with medication administration, a study concludes.
Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital relied on interprofessional collaboration to address overcrowding in the emergency department and patient boarding.
The 2023 National Health Service Corps Scholarship program is open.
Utah became the 27th state to grant nurse practitioners full practice authority.
Top considerations travel nurses weigh in determining whether to return to a permanent position are hourly wage, benefits, workload, commute time and flexible schedules, according to a report.
Over a dozen states, including Missouri, New York and Texas, have proposed legislation to reign in price gouging of travel nurse staffing agencies.