Nursing is a rewarding and respected career choice, but the road to becoming a skilled nurse can be bumpy. Nursing students ...

All nursing students can apply the following tips to manage nursing school stress: Develop a positive mental attitude. Challenge negative thoughts and replace them with positive thoughts.

Continuing to explore ways for nurses to alleviate stress means more positive outcomes for all involved. Here are some strategies.

Fresh out of nursing school, Joanna Patchett found herself caring for extremely ill Covid patients. ... As the intense stress of being an I.C.U. nurse took a mental toll on her, she adopted a cat, ...

Stress can grow among nursing students as they become more engaged in clinical settings, distancing them from a more familiar campus life, according to researchers. In her own classroom, Margaret ...

The number of students enrolling in most nursing undergraduate and graduate programs has increased, reversing a several-year-long downward trend, the American Association of Colleges of Nursing found.

Last month, the National Council of State Boards of Nursing published new research showing that 138,000 nurses have left the workforce since 2022 and predicts that by 2029, almost 40% will leave ...

The nursing shortage, nursing-educator shortage and connection between the two is old news. The American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) has been highlighting the issue for over two decades, ...

Conventional wisdom — and Dr. Mensik Kennedy’s own expectations — would presume that, with these intense levels of stress and burnout, interest in nursing would wane.

School nurses topped this year's list of the unhappiest nursing jobs in the U.S., as tracked by Nursing Process, followed closely by hospital staff nurses, emergency room nurses and substance abuse ...