Interviews with union nurses at the end of their careers reveal some surprising tensions with feminism.
Hospitals with more inpatient nurse practitioners have lower surgical mortality, lower cost of care, and more satisfied patients, research finds.
Early detection of illness among nursing home residents can not only reduce avoidable hospitalizations, but could save nursing homes millions of dollars.
Results from a recent poll show bipartisan support for paying nurses and health care aides more. Doctors, however, don't find the same support.
Changes to nurse staffing can save lives, shorten hospital stays, prevent burnout, and improve job satisfaction, research finds.
Telehealth doubles the tasks nurses must complete to assist patients with chronic diseases, a new study shows.
Female nurses are roughly twice as likely to commit suicide as the general female population, a new study shows. "It's much higher than I expected."
People who gave birth in the hospital and their nurses report the negative consequences of hospitals' pandemic policies in a new study.
Health care workers in the United States are struggling with a range of mental-health challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers report.
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