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Nurses Mental Health Is Improving, But It s Still Far From Where It Needs to Be

A recent survey on nurses’ mental health offers some reasons for cautious optimism. The survey showed that nurses’ mental health has continued to improve since its bleakest days during the peak of the pandemic. However, most nurses said they remain unhappy with their employer’s efforts to prioritize their mental wellbeing.

Maintaining the Right To Work as Independent Nursing Professionals Is a Fight for Equality

Staffing agencies are convincing hospitals that it is dangerous to hire nurses like me, telling them that us independent nurses are not equipped to provide quality patient care, and that hiring independent nurses could open the door for legal ramifications.

What Providers Need to Know About Fighting the Nursing Shortage Through Tech

A new Accenture report laid out considerations that hospitals should keep in mind as they adopt new technology aimed at improving nurse retention. Some of the report’s key recommendations for providers were to build a strong, cloud-based technology infrastructure and to involve nurses early on in the process of adopting a new digital tool.

4 tips to help nurses land their dream position

Explore career options beyond bedside nursing! Nurses can pivot and be successful in various roles, from changing departments to taking on leadership roles. With a bit of coaching and renewed confidence, nurses can find their dream jobs.

Providence Scales Back Services in Oregon to Prep for Nurses Strike

Providence is cutting back on services at three of its Oregon facilities to brace for an upcoming nurses' union strike. The Oregon Nurses Association has planned a five-day strike to fight for better staffing levels and working conditions.

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