Preparing Patients for Infectious Diseases as a Family Nurse Practitioner
The term “infectious disease” has a somewhat new reputation. We’ll remember, for a long time, how impactful the COVID-19 pandemic has been. No matter the
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student profile | studentprofile | testimonial | testimonials | thought leadershipThe term “infectious disease” has a somewhat new reputation. We’ll remember, for a long time, how impactful the COVID-19 pandemic has been. No matter the
Healthcare has experienced an evolution over the last several years. At one point, there were distinct roles between doctors, nurses and supporting staff. Today, those
Healthcare has become increasingly digitized, and family nurse practitioners (FNPs) can leverage these various technologies to improve patient care and outcomes. In fact, a recent
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
Healthcare administrators need leadership skills, business competencies and interpersonal expertise to guide their organization successfully. Effective healthcare leaders combine their medical and business skills to
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,
Becoming an effective nurse practitioner requires a great deal of education and discipline to achieve the best patient care outcomes. As individuals advance and take
Psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) provide medical and psychiatric care to patients. After nurses have graduated from a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) — Psych-Mental
Patient health assessment is a necessary tool used in every field of nursing, but the information gathered may vary according to the specialty. Through interviews
The need for primary care physicians and specialists — including psychiatrists — is so great that by 2034 there may be up to 124,000 vacancies
Nurses account for the lion’s share of patient interactions. They are the front line of medicine and have many responsibilities. Being a leader in nursing
Healthcare veteran Angel Taylor admits an ulterior motive for earning a doctoral degree. “I always laugh and tell my husband, Shaun, that the whole purpose
After earning an associate degree more than a decade ago, Christy O’Keefe is eager to finish what she started. “I have always wanted to complete
After starting as a nursing assistant a decade ago, Dannah Moore has built up her career, landing a consultant role with the South Carolina Department
Specialization is an excellent option for nurse practitioners looking to take their scope of practice to the next level without committing to another multi-year degree
When Dr. Dolores White was about to become a mother, she knew what to expect. The other special delivery caught her by surprise. “I became
Growing up in a rural town in south-central Kentucky, Dr. Jitana Benton-Lee saw many of her loved ones succumb to preventable diseases. “The health of
The United States healthcare system has never been perfect; some would say far from it. The COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly shined a harsh light on the
The evolution of nursing practice is somewhat remarkable, changing dramatically over the last half-century. In the 1950s, nurses weren’t even allowed to use stethoscopes. Dr.
The healthcare system is always under pressure to streamline care, improve outcomes and keep costs low — essentially, to continuously innovate. But “as the most
Patient education is one of the important elements of nursing care. It is also an integral part of a patient’s care plan during all steps,
Not long ago, wearable devices were considered “state of the art.” Now, Fitbit bands and Apple Watches are commonplace. Innovation never slows. If anything, technology
Through a combination of unprecedented factors, including a higher incidence of chronic conditions and an aging Baby Boomer population, the demand for adult-gerontology acute care
Nursing is both a challenging and rewarding profession. While nurse leaders may not deal directly with the stressors of providing bedside care, they also juggle
No system is perfect: government, healthcare or education. The good thing is, there is always room for improvement. However, sometimes it takes a significant event
Florence Nightingale was born in 1820, making 2020 the 200th anniversary of the trailblazer’s birth. In recognition of Nightingale’s contributions to the nursing profession, the
In a connected world, social media has become part of daily life. So much so, that it is often difficult for nurses to determine what
Inadequate nurse staffing is known to correlate with greater stress levels for nurses and increased patient mortality rates. And when a health crisis like the
An adult-gerontology nurse practitioner (AGNP) is an advanced practice registered nurse specializing in the primary care of adolescent, adult and geriatric patients. Accounting for approximately
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