In the days after childbirth, first-time mothers look to nurses in the maternity ward to teach them how to handle their newborns. Learn how you can help.

Preventable medical errors are the third-leading cause of death in the U.S. Many hospitals’ policies allow these incidents to flourish.

Three hundred nurses were surveyed about life during the pandemic. Here's what they shared about hours, workplace, and career.

Robotics and AI can assist with a large portion of typical nursing and APP tasks — but that doesn’t mean these roles will become obsolete. Here’s why.

7% of hospitalized patients and about 30% of intensive care patients acquire at least one healthcare-associated infection. Thankfully, health systems have a powerful tool to reduce infection rates.

Triathlon season runs from March through November in the US, and what many people don’t know is that the season is filled with hundreds of sprint triathlons all over the country.

A simple expression of gratitude can have a powerful ripple effect, especially on days when the job feels completely thankless.

The latest innovation in wound dressings does more than maintain moisture and prevent infection, like traditional cotton and gauze treatments.

Thorough hand washing is the most effective deterrent to spreading infections in healthcare settings. Medical professionals are trained in hand-washing, but people get lax over time.

Hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities often experience staffing shortages that can’t be filled locally. If you're looking for a way to travel, consider a travel position.