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5 Risk Control Considerations as Nurse Practitioners’ Scope of Practice Expands

Minority Nurse

Driven by the need for increased access to care and the demand for more healthcare providers, recent legislative changes now allow nurse practitioners (NPs) in certain jurisdictions to perform a broader range of services, including diagnosing and treating patients independently. References American Association of Nurse Practitioners.

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How Nurse Practitioners Are Filling Gaps in Primary Care

Post University

Nurse practitioners (NPs) provide comprehensive healthcare services, from assessing and examining patients to ordering diagnostic tests, diagnosing illnesses, and treating or managing diseases. Additionally, nurse practitioners work with patients to promote wellness and prevent health problems with health education and preventive care.

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Continuing Education for Nurses: Why Ongoing Learning Matters in Nursing

Post University

Regardless of the degree program you pursue, ongoing learning plays a central role in the nursing profession. By engaging in continuing education for nurses, you may have the opportunity to build new skills, explore emerging technologies, and stay informed about the latest research findings in nursing.

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Leadership in Healthcare: Essentials to Become a Healthcare Leader

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Healthcare leaders communicate with their mentees, provide support, connect them with resources and help them define their career goals. 5 Collaboration helps clinicians agree on the best possible approach to treatment and communicate better during patient handoffs.

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Top Nursing Specialties in Demand for 2025

NexNurse

In this blog post, we explore the top nursing specialties that are expected to be in high demand, offering insights into the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for nurses in these fields. Nurse Practitioners Nurse practitioners (NPs) are advanced practice registered nurses who provide primary and specialty care to patients.

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A Day in the Life of an OB Nurse: Navigating Miracles and Challenges

Every Nurse

Delivery: The Culmination of Care As labor advances, I maintain frequent communication with the obstetrician, providing updates and preparing for delivery. This phase of labor demands heightened vigilance, as rapid changes can occur in both maternal and fetal status.

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Nurses as Vital Partners in the Fight Against Antimicrobial Resistance

Amercan Journal of Nursing

Collaborative leadership: Health organizations such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the American Nurses Association (ANA) lay out frameworks for formal nurse roles involving liaising with pharmacists, infection control teams, and health care providers including nurse practitioners and physicians.