Hate the ICU but still want to become a CRNA? Learn how to get into CRNA school with tips from an actual CRNA on ICU experience, prerequisites, interviews, and what it takes to thrive as a CRNA.
Curious/worried about AI in nursing practice? Learn how Dr. Susan Grant (CCO of symplr), sees artificial intelligence reducing admin burden, supporting nurse managers, capturing the invisible work of nursing, and creating a future where technology helps nurses focus more on real patient care, not less.
Learn how nurse driven sepsis protocols and a simple “nurse consult” activation helped nurses escalate sooner, reduce code blues, and move toward nursing-led precision resuscitation in sepsis care.
AI in nursing isn’t just the future—it’s happening now. Learn how it’s being used at the bedside to support nurses, improve care, and reduce burnout.
Today’s blog post was inspired by a fantastic interview from the FreshRN Podcast, and it’s all about insurance for nurses and answering the...
Building your confidence in nursing is a marathon, not a sprint. Check out this post by an RN as we explore 5 practical ways to advance your career.
If you finally feel stable in your role as as bedside nurse and need some guidance, check out this professional development plan for nurses.
What You'll Learn On Dec 5, 2022, two LPNs in South Carolina were arrested after dressing changes were not performed on two vulnerable adults from...
What You'll Learn When a patient gets admitted to the hospital, we ask routine questions to assess risk for self-harm. But... what should you say...
Now that the fall nursing school semester is underway, let’s look at some practical tips that will help you know how to study for nursing school.
Join Kati and Nurse Mo as they discuss helpful traits to develop as a new grad nurse. These traits will help you as a new nurse and beyond.
“Fake it til you make it” is a common term we use to encourage people who are learning in a really intimidating and challenging environment. In this episode, Kati discusses why she’s not a fan of that saying.