What does giving credence to imposter syndrome mean? How can nurses overcome self-doubt and insecurity in leadership? Here we unpack the historical usage of credence and its application to nursing.

New research takes a stab at answering this perennial question.

Disasters due to natural and man-made causes, and increases in the number of dementia patients requiring caregivers, compel nurses to boost preparedness efforts on behalf of vulnerable populations.

What to do, and not do, when treating a burn patient. Plus, professional development opportunities to build your burn care knowledge, including the upcoming burn nursing specialty certification

Employment in the healthcare and social assistance sector will account for one-third of all new jobs in the US in 2026.

When wellness trends and concierge services masquerade as preventative care, it's hard to sift through what can truly make us better and where the money flows.

September is Preparedness Month, Food Safety Education Month, and Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. All three campaigns alert nurses to prepare for emergencies – for themselves and patients

Currently, there’s no tool to help prescribers avoid mixing up drugs, but researchers have created a model to address the all-too-common mix-up of medications because they sound or look alike (SALA).

Since 1975, the National Association of Hispanic Nurses (NAHN) has been the Nation’s leading professional society for Latino nurses.

It’s common knowledge that pumpkin spice rules fall. But did you know that the spices and gourd in your holiday pies and fall lattes can actually be beneficial to your health?