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.

Nurse consultants have more freedom and flexibility and usually gain experience with a wide variety of skills as a result of working multiple institutions.

Past pandemics may help us understand the mental health problems we face.

The associate chief of nurse mental health at VA Medical Center in Tomah, Wisconsin, shares how her facility has reduced nurse turnover by 52%.

One clinician knew there had to be a more effective way to deliver medication to patients with asthma and COPD. Here’s how he created a new type of nebulizer.

There aren’t nearly enough practitioners to address Americans’ mental health care needs—and the problem begins in nursing school.

How nurses perceive the difficulty of their workday plays an important role in patient care regardless of the size of the nurses’ caseload or patient acuity.

Medscape’s annual survey of the yearly compensation of registered nurses reveals that their full-time earnings don’t reflect what one would expect with the steadily growing job market.