The healing power of laughter is well documented. For nurses, it’s critical to building trust and communication with coworkers and patient. Here: some do’s and don’ts for joking with patients.

Nurses are charged with nearly all palliative care, so how involved are they with end-of-life discussions?

If you treat cancer survivors but avoid recommending lifestyle changes out of fear of overwhelming them or stressing them out, then you’re not alone.

All too often, nurses, may exit the job sooner than anticipated due to burnout. Now a study suggests there are some psychological factors that can help protect nurses against burnout.

If you’re feeling constantly fatigued, unusually irritable, and physically tense at work, you may be experiencing burnout. Here's how to know and what you can do.

Here is what you need to know about spotting counterfeit N95 face masks.

Can video visits successfully replace office visits without sacrificing the quality of care and communication? A new study says yes, they can

The what and why leading to the rise in suicide rates among frontline care providers--especially nurses, as well as what to look for and how to help your peers (and yourself).

During a busy and stressful week, planning ahead can help save you from the vending machine and cafeteria. Here’s how to do it.

Experiencing grief as a care provider is a normal response. However, not managing it has potentially severe consequences for your own health, as well as that of your patients.