Tag: Student Nurses
US States Implement Emergency Measures to Recruit Staff
The majority of US states have made emergency provisions to waive or ease licensing requirements to meet the challenge of nursing shortages created by the COVID-19 epidemic.
8-Step Guide to ABG Analysis Tic-Tac-Toe Method
In this guide, we will teach you the eight (8) steps on how to interpret and analyze arterial blood gas (ABG) results using the tic-tac-toe method.
World Mental Health Day: Student Nurses, Here’s What You Need to Know About Mental...
Nursing students have high levels of stress, anxiety, and depression which could develop into mental health problems.
High Nursing Student Dropout Rates Are a Global Concern
In the United Kingdom, a quarter of nursing students drop out of their courses, and it seems that similar or higher drop-out rates occur across the world.
6 Study Tips and Strategies to Survive and Succeed in Nursing School
Here are some nursing school tips you need to learn and study habits you need to form if you want to survive and succeed in nursing school.
What to Expect in Nursing School?
Want to know what to expect from nursing school - from the perspective of someone who has been through it recently? This video is for you.
Thousands of Nursing Applicants are Rejected Amidst Growing Nurse Shortage
Nursing schools across the USA are turning away thousands of qualified applicants every year while the demand for nurses is already outstripping the supply.
Open University-Style Training for Nurses – Answer to Nursing Shortages of the Future?
The United Kingdom Secretary for Health, Jeremy Hunt, recently announced that he is seriously considering distance learning as an option for meeting the nursing staff crisis in the UK.
Nurses Can Lose Their License Because of Unpaid Student Loans
When nurses fall behind in their student loan repayments, they can lose their license to practice in terms of the law in some states of the US.
6 Persistent Nursing Issues and Challenges We Still Can’t Solve
Nursing has come a very, very long way in the past century. However, some of the challenges highlighted by nurse leaders in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s, still face the profession a century later even though their exact nature might be somewhat different.
NURSING SCHOOL ESSENTIALS
