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.

HAIs are on the rise, at least in part because healthcare workers often forget to follow optimal hygiene practices.

The CDC estimates that about 99,000 Americans die each year from health-care acquired infections. Here’s how you can protect yourself and still offer good patient care.

Regardless of how frequently you think your patients travel, here are some travel health topics that primary care providers should integrate into their practice.

Here, two mental health professionals who manage breast cancer patients provide some guidance for clinicians unfamiliar with this journey.

One of the reasons nurse bullying still persists is that no one truly knows why it happens.

At nursing homes, almost nothing is more important than medication safety. One method you may want to consider employing to improve documentation of medication is the huddle board.

The story of a patient that changed my life.

Getting to the root cause is the key to help our patients and us realize we are not the ones to receive the anger.

The Nursing Beat and connectRN asked the nursing community to think about what they’re looking forward to in 2023. Their collection of hopes and dreams will leave you inspired.