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?

That where one lives plays an important role in one’s health is common knowledge, but many providers don’t actually have a handle on this information for their patients, according to a new study.

Medication reconciliation is a key part of every patient history. It’s hugely time-consuming and every health care professional knows the results are highly questionable. So how to do this well?

Newly licensed nurses often work overtime or second jobs. The good news is that most new nurses can work the shifts and schedules they prefer, and mandatory overtime has not increased over the years.

A new report finds important gaps when it comes to addressing the economic and social conditions that cause healthcare disparities in the United States.

Here’s why you should care about SDOH screening — and the important role NPs, PAs and RNs play in incorporating it into everyday routines.

Working to save people’s lives day in and day out is a stressful job. Meditation can help manage and release some of the negative energy and stress that comes with the job.

New research indicates that millions of healthy people still take aspirin believing it will prevent heart disease even though research indicates this behavior can be dangerous.

CEUs come in classroom-style training, paid courses, conferences, and other unique and creative formats for every kind of learner.

Here’s a list of up-and-coming devices that could change the way you assess your patient’s heartbeat and breathing.