At a time when hospital executives cite staffing issues as their most pressing concern, new research digs into why nurses are quitting.

School nurses can play a key role in identifying students who are at risk for chronic absenteeism, according to a new study.

It's time to treat cancer survivorship as a chronic condition, such as hypertension or diabetes, say researchers.

Despite significant amounts of human capital, immigrant nurses are often hired for underpaid, entry-level positions and forced to work their way up.

Black and Hispanic patients are 14% more likely to have judgment language in their home health care notes than are white patients.

Watching awe-inspiring tutorials for just a few minutes a day can ease health care workers' feelings of depression and emotional exhaustion.

Nurses exposed to a lot of noise are more likely to report hypertension, heart disease, depression, anxiety, work stress, and burnout.

COVID exacted a huge toll on the well-being of health care workers who were already struggling with high levels of emotional exhaustion before the pandemic.

"Moral injuries can happen when health care workers’ values and beliefs conflict with their actions or the ways they witness others acting."

The combined effects of COVID-19 fears and workplace racism is causing nurses of color to suffer through a "dual pandemic," researchers say.