5 Reasons Nurse Practitioners Need to Advocate for Full Practice Authority
Patients consistently rate the care of NPs as outstanding, however, without full practice authority (FPA), NPs are unable to reach their full potential.
Q&A with Jennifer Dysart, RN Grad Fellow
Jennifer’s experience in Marymount’s ABSN program is as interesting as it is educational for those considering a career change to nursing.
5 Ways Nurses Can Shape Policy
Policymaking is crucially important to public health, and doctorally prepared nurses are uniquely qualified to play a leading role in the development of nursing policy.
Freebies and Deals for Nurses Week 2021
To express our gratitude, we have collected a list of freebies, discounts, and deals available to nurses during Nurses Week and (in some cases) all year long!
Self-Care for Nurses: 5 Habits That Help
As a nurse, you understand the importance of caring for the whole person. As you passionately focus on the needs of other people, though, it’s easy to forget that holistic self-care for nurses is essential, too.
Men in Nursing: No More Stigma
Women still make up almost 90% of the registered nurse population in the United States. But the number of men in nursing is now increasing.
2020 Press Roundup: Expert Faculty, COVID Response, Diversity Award
Here’s a roundup of stories from 2020, highlighting some of our top nursing faculty.
5 Examples of Evidence-Informed Nursing Practice Protocols
Evidence-informed practice in nursing is an approach to patient care that incorporates the best research, clinical expertise, and patient input. The premise of this problem-solving approach is simple: to provide the best in patient care.
What Is an FNP Post-Master’s Certificate and Who Is It Right For?
Nursing professionals who hold master of science in nursing degrees and want to enhance their nursing education and career opportunities may find themselves asking: what is a post-master’s certificate (PMC)?
Why Should I Get a Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree?
There are various opportunities for nurses to further their education and expand their career possibilities, but many nurses ask the question, why get a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree?