This article was written for our sponsor, NCBiotech. According to a recent Indeed survey, 49 percent of people say they've made a career change. The average age for this switch comes at age 39, but on ...

Nationwide, health systems are increasingly turning to nurse scientists to close evidence gaps, answer pressing clinical questions and translate bedside observations into measurable patient outcomes.

A research-focused terminal degree, the Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (PhD) program prepares nurse scientists to generate new knowledge that can be translated for improvements in clinical practice.

Written by Lt. Col. Cassandra James-Ivery, Womack Army Medical Center Hospital Education and Staff Development Chief. FORT BRAGG, N.C -- With great enthusiasm, Womack Army Medical Center, Hospital ...

Ph.D.-prepared nurses serve as researchers, educators, and leaders, driving innovations that improve patient care and shape the future of the field. These experts play a crucial role in conducting ...

Every day, nurses make decisions that shape not only how patients recover but how they experience illness. Take patients recovering from sepsis, who are often under sedation on a ventilator. Evidence ...

Sally Taylor: The Workforce Engagement and Resilience program (WE-R) is a way to streamline job descriptions, become a more cohesive entity and start developing the identity of a “clinical research ...

This part-time certificate program is a valuable professional resource for today's busy physicians, physician assistants, nurses, clinical fellows, research coordinators, and other individuals working ...

A single-session, nurse-led clinic staff education program on medication adherence leads to increased knowledge and practice changes at a FQHC. A single-session, nurse-led clinic staff education ...

According to a recent Indeed survey, 49 percent of people say they've made a career change. The average age for this switch comes at age 39, but on the heels of the pandemic, more people are ...