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College of Charleston and Medical University of South Carolina College of Nursing join forces to offer joint bachelor’s degree in nursing
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News · November 13, 2026
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Q&ANurses Share Practices That Protect Emotional Well-Being After Difficult ShiftsDifficult shifts can linger long after the workday ends. Experienced nurses share practical ways to seek support, regain focus, and protect emotional well-being. Their advice also shows how reflection can help after setbacks without turning into self-blame.Nurse Magazine · November 11, 2026
Press releaseNursingAnswers.com Launches TEAS Practice Test and Study Program for Future Nursing StudentsNurse Magazine · November 10, 2026
Press releaseExam Question Generator From Synaptic Recall Explains Every Wrong AnswerNurse Magazine · November 10, 2026
Press releasePDF to Flashcards: Synaptic Recall Marks the Line Each Answer Came FromNurse Magazine · November 10, 2026
Press releaseMultiple Choice Question Generator From Synaptic Recall Works From Lecture PDFsNurse Magazine · November 10, 2026
Press releaseBreaking Burnout For Nurses Podcast - From Military Officer to Trauma Nurse - A Veterans Day Special EpisodeNurse Magazine · November 10, 2026
Press releaseAlmost half of surveyed emergency nurses say they cannot deliver the care patients needNurse Magazine · November 10, 2026
Q&ANurses Share Coaching Practices That Build New Nurse ConfidenceBuilding confidence takes more than giving new nurses instructions. Experienced nurses share coaching practices that guide reflection within safe boundaries and uncover reasoning after patient changes. These expert insights offer practical ways to support stronger clinical judgment from the start.Nurse Magazine · November 9, 2026
Q&ANurses Share Boundaries That Protect CompassionCompassionate nursing requires boundaries that protect energy without compromising care. Nurses share how pauses, transition rituals, and clear limits on responsibility help them stay present for patients. These insights from experts in the field also show why recovery time after intense shifts is essential.Nurse Magazine · November 4, 2026
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Everything else from the last run at Nurse Magazine — skim it now, read it on your break.
- Oct 28
Nurses Share Delegation Choices That Protect Patient Care
Nurse Magazine - Oct 26
Nurses Share Ways to Stay Present During Demanding Shifts
Nurse Magazine - Oct 21
Nurses Share Medication Safety Practices That Protect Focus
Nurse Magazine - Oct 19
How Nurses Prevent Medication Errors After Interruptions
Nurse Magazine - Oct 14
Nurses Share Safer Delegation Practices When Staffing Is Tight
Nurse Magazine - Oct 12
Nurses Share How to Advocate With Prescribers When Bedside Findings Conflict With Orders
Nurse Magazine - Oct 7
Nurses Share How to Set Real-Time Care Priorities Under Heavy Workloads
Nurse Magazine - Oct 5
Discharge Teaching for Nurses: What to Prioritize When Time Is Tight
Nurse Magazine - Sep 30
Bedside Nursing: De‑escalation Phrases and Moves That Keep Patient and Family Encounters Safe
Nurse Magazine - Sep 28
Nursing Delegation on Busy Shifts: Set Clear Tasks and Prevent Misses
Nurse Magazine - Sep 25
How Medical Spas Are Changing the Role of Nurses in Aesthetic Care
Ihor Lavrenenko M.S. - Sep 25
First Clinical Rotation Checklist: Scrubs, Shoes & Essentials That Nursing Students Need
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