Real HCP Stories & Experiences

As the nursing week begins to wrap up, we’re bringing you the last round of inspirational stories about nurses from history.

My job as a coach isn’t to tell you where you need to be. You’re the driver of your journey. I’m the one riding in the front seat, holding the map, helping you to explore your own path to get there.

When we receive and soften together, we experience healing and joy.

“If you can’t figure out your purpose, figure out your passion. For passion will lead you right into your purpose.” -Bishop T.D. Jakes

When we receive and soften together, we create spaces of healing.

One of the greatest fears of any healthcare worker is making a mistake that harms a patient.

If there is one positive that can be gleaned from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is the push that it has given telehealth.

As tomorrow is National Caregivers Day, I share this story because, as nurses, we care for patients every day and are the first caregivers to our children, family members, neighbors, and friends.

Over the past few years, state legislators have passed strict abortion laws. Healthcare professionals' opinions often take center stage. Here are a few perspectives on the ongoing debate.

TNB's Advisory Board member, Fred Neis, reflects on the four Emory Nurses that lost their jobs after sharing their 'icks' on TikTok.

As nurses, we share a common thread of being required to work on the holidays

Together, as we navigate the unknown continuation of Covid, grief, burnout, and fatigue, I urge everyone to put their ears to their hearts to listen to their own pulse, their own beat.

Subscribing to podcasts is a low-lift way to keep up with current events in healthcare and to brush up on best practices.

Is there really such a thing as a “mid-level provider”?

Nurse managers play a crucial role at hospitals by leading the nursing staff and handling their administrative needs.

About one in five adolescents say they’ve harmed themselves to ease emotional distress. Identifying and treating these patients is key. Here is how.

‍What key takeaways do you want people in the early stages of their nursing career to consider right now? 

If you do not stay out for the allotted period, you could forfeit any benefits you could have received.

A TNB Special Feature

A TNB Special Feature

Organizations love hiring veterans, period! Your military experience shows that you have many transferable skill sets like being able to take direction or work in a team.

I entered into the clinical field under unusual circumstances.

Preparing for success is an excellent method to alleviate anxiety. When you start working, you’ll quickly realize that structure is crucial. Let’s talk about five things every new nurse needs to know.

You are not alone.

Some 85 percent of nurses are bullied. Both nurses and healthcare administrators have an obligation to stop this behavior.

Here are the top five trends driving the growth of the nurse practitioner profession.

Many healthcare employees have little to no education about workplace violence, from strategies to avoid it to how to report if it does happen.

Creating a culture of trust isn’t an overnight process, but these steps can guide you to a work environment where errors and unsafe conditions no longer fly under the radar.

A board member of The Nursing Beat, Fred grew up in St. Louis and earned his BSN and MS at the University of Kansas. He shared with us his thoughts on his career trajectory, the state of nursing today

In case you somehow missed a dozen businesses rolling out the rainbow flags, June is the month when LGBTQ+ individuals celebrate their identity and the respect and freedoms they’ve slowly—too slowly—

A misdiagnosis or delayed diagnosis is behind one-third of the malpractice cases that end in permanent disability or death.

These problems prevent both individual PAs from advancing their careers and limit the growth of the profession as a whole.

It may surprise you that of all the medical errors that can occur, only three types account for the majority of EHR-related