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Nurses in Fake Nursing Degree Scandal Say Their Education Is Legitimate
Three South Florida nursing schools issued fake degrees. Some students claim they completed the required education but have lost their licenses.
Survey Says: Nurses Are Likely to Leave the Profession
Nurses are dissatisfied at work and are experiencing high levels of post-pandemic stress. Learn more about why nurses are advocating for safer work environments and better compensation.
Study: 40% of Nurses Experienced Racism or Discrimination in Nursing School
In a major new study, more than 40% of nurses reported experiencing racism or discrimination during nursing school. Nurses also called for better DEI training.
Can a Nurse Be Sued for Malpractice?
Explore what steps nurses can take to protect their professional liability if they are named in a malpractice lawsuit.
The Role of Nursing in Climate Change and Public Health
Nurses must be prepared to adapt and provide care in the face of challenges rising from climate change. Discover how your skill and influence can help direct policy.
How the Improving Care and Access to Nurses (I CAN) Act Impacts Nurses
The Improving Care and Access to Nurses legislation significantly impacts nurses and their patients. Consider seven ways to advocate for improved access to care.
California Expands Nurse Practitioner Practice Authority
California expanded nurse practitioner practice authority with a new law that allows NPs to work in rural areas without physician agreements. Discover how this change might impact you.
Nurse Practitioners Third Fastest-Growing Occupation in the U.S.
Discover why nurse practitioners have become the fastest-growing occupation in the U.S.
How U.S. Hospitals Pay Nurses and Why It’s an Issue
Nurses have been paid differently than doctors for decades. Discover how the “fee-for-service” model that discounts nurses’ worth is starting to hurt hospitals.