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Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
With the need to create more efficient healthcare systems, the rise of global health concerns, and the impact of economic, cultural, social and political globalization, many healthcare leaders are calling for the harmonization, or standardization, of nursing education. Read More about Harmonizing Nursing Education Worldwide
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
Over and above nurse educators’ duties are emotional intelligence (EI) and soft skills — including teamwork, empathy and effective communication — that encourage interpersonal connections, enhance student learning and promote… Read More about Importance of Emotional Intelligence and Soft Skills as a Nurse Educator
Articles | Forensic Nursing | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates
Human trafficking is a form of modern slavery where force, coercion or fraud is used to obtain labor, marriage or commercial sex acts. Read More about Exploring Social Justice for Vulnerable Populations: The Face of the Person Who Has Been Trafficked
Articles | Forensic Nursing | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates
Forensic nurses’ work doesn’t stop when they leave the hospital. They often absorb their patients’ emotional distress, which contributes to burnout. Read More about Avoiding Burnout as a Forensic Nurse
Articles | Forensic Nursing | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates
Recognizing child abuse can be challenging for even seasoned professionals, but missing a case can have devastating consequences Read More about Recognizing Child Abuse Through Radiology Screenings: Insights from Duquesne University Nursing Professionals
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
Nurse educators have a legal obligation to ensure student nurses do not injure patients or themselves. As experts in healthcare, nurse educators must continually evaluate their students’ strengths and weaknesses Read More about Legal Concerns for Clinical Nurse Educators Working with Students
Articles | Family Nurse Practitioner | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates
Advancements in digital technology continue to increase patient care options. One of the most transformative is telehealth as an alternative to standard in-office care. Read More about The Changing Role of the Family Nurse Practitioner in a Digital World
Articles | Family Nurse Practitioner | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates
Establishing a differential diagnosis can be challenging for even the most experienced FNPs. However, scientific studies have found FNPs who master clinical reasoning skills provide care equal to a physician. Read More about Family Nurse Practitioners Using Differential Diagnoses to Identify and Treat Medical Conditions
Articles | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates | Nursing Education and Faculty Role
Registered nurses (RNs) who complete the educational requirements to become academic nurse educators must be prepared to take on the challenges of the classroom. Read More about Nurse Educators Apply Core Competencies to Learning and Teaching
Articles | Forensic Nursing | Master of Science in Nursing | MSN Post-Master's Certificates
Working as a forensic nurse goes beyond attending to the needs of crime victims, documenting traumatic events, and assisting in the legal process. Read More about Forensic Nurses Working in Violence Prevention and Social Justice