Documentation for patient records is expected to be brief, clear, and accurate. So what needs to be there and what doesn't?

Even though monkeypox has been around since the 1950s, very few healthcare providers in the US will have seen it unless they’ve spent time in western or central Africa.

When it comes to male nurse burnout, not much is known—until now. A recent study sheds light on the issue.

A common misconception is that self-harm is a suicide attempt. Self-injury is usually intended to cause bodily pain as a coping mechanism. However, it’s a dangerous behavior you can help mitigate.

Fewer than 200 cases have been identified in total, and none of those are in the US so far.

For nurses who work on the same floor every shift, travel nursing might seem like a mysterious and magical career choice. And in some ways, it is all it’s cracked up to be — but in others, it’s not.

Palliative care is arguably one of the newest and least understood specialties. We sat down with one of its pioneers to understand what it's really like to work only with seriously ill patients.

Research shows hospitals that actively promote excellent nursing receive higher patient-satisfaction ratings for physicians, as well.

How much you value professionalism could be different than others you know and possibly work with.

If you’re reading an article about healthcare or medicine, the experts being quoted are most likely physicians. According to a recent study, nurses were cited as sources in only 2% of articles. Why?