The following headline “Tired, sleep-deprived nurses may regret clinical decisions” in Medscape Nursing News caught my eye. According to an article published in the January 2014 issue of ...

America’s nurses are running on empty almost one year into the pandemic. They’ve reused PPE, canceled PTO and worked extended shifts for employers they don’t always feel value their safety.

Nurse fatigue and cognitive overload are of increasing concern, but simply doing away with 12-hour shifts is not a realistic option. Instead, nurse leaders must find ways to amend policies and ...

The Minnesota Nurses Association says that nurses in the Twin Cities Metro region have reached a tentative deal with hospital ...

Nurses: Too Tired To Be Safe? July 19, 2004. The News What's true of doctors is true of registered nurses: Those who routinely work long, often unpredictable hours, ...

Nursing was more than a career to Rachel Ellsworth. She says she was "called" to the work.For 10 of her 12 years in nursing, Ellsworth was an indefatigable intensive care nurse. The work energized ...

Nurses who are tired, don't get enough sleep or don't have time to recover between shifts are more likely than unimpaired nurses to regret clinical decisions they make during their shifts, ...

Compassion Fatigue in Nurses . Yoder EA Appl Nurs Res. 2010;23:191-197 ...

Catie Harris, PhD, RN, associate professor in the graduate programs at Philadelphia-based Jefferson College of Nursing, discusses compassion fatigue, an often-ignored phenomena among nurses and ...

One nurse’s picture has gone viral after coming home from one of those difficult days, KLBK reports. Caty Nixon, the nurse in the viral photo and a Texas Tech alumna, said she […] ...

Dear Annie: Last week, I was caring for a patient named “Mr. Thompson,” who had come in with severe back pain. After completing my initial assessment, his daughter, “Sally,” arrived and ...

new case. 5:35 now. new on 7, a taos nurse describes what her day is like, during this pandemic. take a listen. >> i come in and hit the ground running, start with the most critically ill patients ...