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According to SleepFoundation.org, between 50 million and 70 million people (between 9% and 15% of adults) have sleep disorders in the U.S. While many individuals

There is an “arms race” in cyberspace as malicious actors adopt advanced smart-machine technologies and cybersecurity professionals counter with systems driven by artificial intelligence (AI)

Cybercrime was a blip when the FBI began keeping track of hacks and malicious attacks in 2017: over 300,000 cyberattacks cost the economy $1.4 billion.

According to a report from the Administration of Aging, the number of elderly individuals in the U.S. is expected to double between 2020 and 2040,

Respiratory therapists (RTs) have always been integral to team-based care and key players in improving patient outcomes and quality of life. However, the pandemic has

With the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine took center stage. Healthcare organizations needed to find ways to connect with patients in a safe setting

Nursing professionals must have a solid foundation in evidence-based practice (EBP) to provide quality care to their patients. Nursing professionals can grow their careers and

Finding a single source of truth (SSOT) sounds like an exercise in metaphysics. Still, in the business world, it is the point where enterprise-wide policies

Five years ago, Christopher Muzzo was a 20-year veteran private practice attorney with no plans of changing careers. Then, an opportunity at Northern Kentucky University

Nursing care delivery models may sound intimidating, but it simply refers to “how” nurses deliver care. A care delivery model combines the site of care,

With their unique, expert perspective, adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioners (AG-ACNPs) must understand how policies affect patient health to deliver patient-centered, high-quality and cost-effective care.

Once Mia Feldmann discovered her passion for working in human resources, she focused on extending her education. “I was thinking about pursuing a master’s degree,

As businesses adopt new technologies to manage the risk of cyberattacks, malicious actors are using the same machine learning and cloud computing tools to defeat

When thinking about the field of nursing, one might not immediately think “strategy.” Rather, one’s mind might go to care and different care models. But

While Professor Scott Van Nice has taught at several institutes of higher learning, Northern Kentucky University (NKU) has a special place in his heart. “I’ve

Nurses who specialize in caring for the elderly encounter an assortment of issues that are not common for nurses in other types of care. For