Burnout in healthcare was a problem long before the pandemic came along, but the pandemic turned a festering problem into a cankerous boil.

June is the month when LGBTQ+ individuals celebrate their identity and the respect and freedoms they’ve slowly—too slowly—gained while they continue to fight for more.

As the nursing week begins to wrap up, we’re bringing you the last round of inspirational stories about nurses from history.

A lack of diversity among healthcare workers hurts professionals and patients alike. One nurse offers her perspective on the issue and how the industry can do better.

The next time patients express concern to you that their joints act up during troublesome weather, don’t dismiss them

Recent research confirms what nurses and those who work with them have known for years…

The involuntary manslaughter indictment of nurse Michelle Heughins for the death of John Neville, a man detained in a North Carolina jail, has predictably led to a range of strong emotions among nurse

Many endometriosis sufferers are taking symptom relief into their own hands by using cannabis and CBD, research finds. Learn about the risks — and if it works.

Documentation is a lot work to get down promptly and accurately. Whether you use handwritten notes or a computer program, here are some tips to help you get the job done.

My job as a coach isn’t to tell you where you need to be. You’re the driver of your journey. I’m the one riding in the front seat, holding the map, helping you to explore your own path to get there.