Short staffing tops the list of stressors, followed by inadequate pay, lack of leadership support, and abuse from patients.

The mass evacuation of thousands of orphaned children from a war zone, 50 years ago this month, in the final days of the ...

Researchers say nurses who work longer shifts are more prone to illnesses than those who work less hours. The post Nurses more likely to call in sick during staffing shortages appeared first on Talker ...

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And if you can recognize the pre-migraine stage, you may be able to take steps to avoid a painful migraine attack. Migraine has four distinct stages. Pre-migraine (also called the prodrome stage ...

“A head injury? No, never,” Nurse said. “But I’ve been injured before. You’ve got to take care of your body and your brain, to the best (of) your capability.” The injury came when ...

Citing poor staff-to-patient ratios, low salaries and an unsafe work environment, dozens of University of Wisconsin Health nurses have taken to Facebook with the hashtag #whyuwnursesneedaunion ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A hospice nurse is taking on an incredible challenge to help raise money for Bolton’s much-loved hospice. Molly Nutt, 27, joined Bolton ...

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Another time Thomas threw a child down onto a cot after the child did not want to take a nap, according to court documents. The child began crying and Thomas held the child down, wrapped them in a ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A team of RAF critical care nurses joined a group of firefighters to take part in training last week. On Wednesday, April 2, the nurses ...