The Honor of Taking Care of Nurses as Extended Family at Work
Every day, nurses come to work providing care for patients… Read more
I Feel Dizzy (or IFD)
"I feel dizzy" is a common complaint in the ER… Read more
Recognizing Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental health is no longer a taboo topic in much… Read more
The Growing Need for Bilingual Nurses
As increasing numbers of patients don’t speak English as their… Read more
3 Principles of Effective Nurse-Patient Communication
Effective communication is one of the foundations of good nursing… Read more
Single Motherhood in Academia
In May 2015, I joined the faculty at the University… Read more
Getting to Yes: The Art of Negotiation for Nurses
One of the American Nurses Association’s seven Bill of Rights… Read more
How Having a Good Credit Score Can Boost Your Nursing Career
Having a good credit score can provide you with a… Read more
Get Money for Nursing School
From Public Health Advisor to Congressional Candidate: An Interview with Lauren Underwood
Last issue’s health policy column highlighted nursing’s increased engagement in… Read more
Martha Dawson and Thoughts on Nursing
As Black History Month closes, Minority Nurse interviewed Martha Dawson,… Read more
Heart Health for Busy Nurses
February is American Heart Month -- what better time to… Read more
The Power of Nursing Mentors: Q&A with Keondra Rustan
Keondra Rustan, RN, MSN, PhD(c), visiting assistant professor at Linfield… Read more
Standing Up for the Right to Be Ourselves, Part Two
Nine years ago, I was so happy to have my… Read more
5 Practical Tips to Rock Your Clinical Rotations
I recall my first clinical rotation as being one of… Read more
Are You Mentoring Someone?
One of my greatest pleasures in life is being a… Read more
You Will Never Know How Far You Can Fly Until You Spread Your Wings
I have been a nurse for 30 years and have… Read more
