Nursing

For Nurses Feeling the Strain of the Pandemic, Virus Resurgence Is 'Paralyzing'
Adding to that stress is that nurses are caught betwixt caring for the bedside needs of their patients and implementing...
Rural Areas Send Their Sickest Patients to Cities, Straining Hospitals
Many rural communities across the U.S. have resisted masks and calls for social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, but now...

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Need a COVID-19 Nurse? That'll Be $8,000 a Week
With virtually every part of the country experiencing a surge, the competition for the finite number of available nurses is...
Docs Say Telehealth Provides Effective Access During Pandemic
A new survey finds 60% of clinician respondents say telehealth has improved the health of their patients, and 68% said...
Stay Home! AHA, AMA, ANA, CDC Urge Americans to Scale Back Thanksgiving Gatherings
As coronavirus pandemic numbers reach new highs, public health officials and provider association ask the public to "celebrate responsibly."
Coping with Added Stress During the COVID-19 Pandemic
During these times, it's important for case managers to prioritize attention available staff support, morale and behavior health, the use...
Anger After North Dakota Governor Asks COVID-Positive Health Staff to Stay on Job
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum said that healthcare workers who test positive for the coronavirus but do not display symptoms...
As Wisconsin's COVID-19 crisis deepens, school nurses step up
California COVID-19 cases foreshadow hospital stress
'Close to 1,000' Cleveland Clinic caregivers infected with COVID-19, says hospital official
'Florida is a hot mess': Nurses union raises alarm as coronavirus spreads
New York to open emergency hospital on Staten Island as cases rise
Doctors and nurses in North Dakota and Wyoming describe what it's like on the front lines of COVID-19
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