Progressive Care vs. Intensive Care: What's the Difference? By Jennifer Mensik 6 minute read Discover the differences between a progressive care unit and an intensive care unit in nursing. Learn the definitions of each and their staffing implications.
Clinical Deterioration: Recognizing the Signs By Alice Benjamin 7 minute read Nurses are key in detecting early signs of clinical deterioration, thereby preventing severe events like ICU admissions, cardiac arrest, and even death.
Nothing Could Stop Me From Becoming an ICU Nurse By Jess Ferreira 4 minute read My childhood wasn't always pleasant. I had to rely on myself. But I persevered and became an ICU nurse. Now, others rely on me, and I'm there for them.
Proning Teams Overcome Challenges in ICU during Pandemic By Lisette Hilton 7 minute read Proning teams proved to be an integral solution for ICU nurses juggling the complex care demands of critically ill COVID-19 patients.
Health Systems Successfully Leverage Tele-ICU By Lisette Hilton 5 minute read Help during the pandemic for ICU nurses at some health systems came in the form of tele-ICU nurses working remotely to support on-site colleagues.
ICU nurse helps 'Stop the Bleed' by training the community By Janice Petrella Lynch 6 minute read An ICU nurses is on a mission to save lives in the community by showing nurses and other healthcare professionals how to train laypeople in the community hemorrhage control through the Stop the Bleed campaign. This skill can save lives in an emergent situation such as a terrorist or mass shooting event.
Miss Rodeo America 2018 is an ICU Nurse By Carole Jakucs 5 minute read Nurses are known for being muti-faceted and highly motivated. Take Keri Sheffield, BSN, RN, for instance. She is an ICU nurse who also has cowgirl skills that earned her the title of Miss Rodeo America 2018.
It’s family time in the ICU By Lisette Hilton 8 minute read Years ago, ICU patients "needed quiet and rest” — not time with the family. Today, the benefits of having families more involved in ICU care are well known.
Am I responsible if something goes wrong with an ICU patient, who is being cared for by an LPN? By Nurse.com Admin 3 minute read
Blog Are Nurses Legally Required to Offer Assistance at Accident or Emergency Sites? By Nancy Brent 3 minute read A nurse witnesses a four-car accident and stops to help. Will Good Samaritan laws protect her if she assists the victims, or could she be held liable if something goes wrong?
Podcast Episode 1: Haunted Healing 2024 35 Minute Listen Join Cara for another spooktacular Halloween episode, featuring real-life ghost stories shared by everyday nurses.
Blog Acute Kidney Injury: Is Urine Output an Overlooked Warning Sign? By Alice Benjamin 6 minute read "Nurse Alice" Benjamin explains how urine output is a critical sign in detecting Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) and why early monitoring can prevent kidney failure.
Podcast Episode 2: Nurse Entrepreneurship 40 Minute Listen Cara is joined by Tamara AL-Yassin and Hannah Berns from The Nursing Beat to explore their entrepreneurial journey.
Blog How Healthcare Workers Impacted Matthew Perry’s Death By Laura Brummett 7 minute read Matthew Perry’s death revealed serious ethical concerns in healthcare, implicating nurses and doctors in medical malpractice involving ketamine misuse. Learn the vital lessons for nurses.
Podcast Episode 12: AI in Healthcare 53 Minute Listen In this week's episode, Cara is joined by Antionette Thomas, MSN, RN, PNP, and Chief Experience Officer at Microsoft Worldwide Health and Life Sciences, to discuss AI in healthcare.
Blog Workplace Violence: What’s Being Done To Keep Nurses Safe? By Linda Childers 5 minute read Explore how workplace violence affects nurses and patient care, and learn how this critical issue is being addressed to ensure nurses' safety.
Blog Responding to Active Shooter Incidents: Support for the School Nurse By Zelda Meeker 7 minute read Discover proactive strategies to support school nurses when responding to active shooter incidents, from preparation and training to mental health care.