Elevate Your LNC Skillset

By HHS News Release

The U.S. departments of Health, Labor, and Treasury released their "2022 Report to Congress... Read More »

Departments of Labor, HHS, Treasury issue 2022 Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act Report to Congress

By Beth Ward

Many nurses are debating whether to stay in their current positions, given the challenges of the... Read More »

4 Career Options for Nurses Who Want to Leave the Bedside

By NIH News Release

The 15th Report on Carcinogens has added eight new substances, bringing the total number of... Read More »

Eight Substances Added to 15th Report on Carcinogens

By Business Wire

Communication failure is a key factor behind many medical malpractice claims, according to new... Read More »

Journal of Patient Safety Study Shows I-PASS Can Significantly Decrease Likelihood and Cost of Malpractice Claims

By Kat Jercich

New research finds that some hospitals do more than others to prevent post-surgical readmissions... Read More »

Emergency Departments Can Affect Hospital Readmission Rates, Massive EHR Study Shows

By Sarai Rodriguez

New research highlights the benefits of affirmative messaging focused on vaccine safety and the... Read More »

Best Practices for Overcoming Vaccine Hesitancy Among Pregnant Women

By Kat Jercich

Hundreds of healthcare and industry groups are urging governors nationwide to expand access to... Read More »

Hundreds of Groups Ask Governors to Expand Telehealth Licensure Flexibilities

By CDC Health Alert Network

Magellan Diagnostics' recall of blood lead tests, first announced early this summer, has... Read More »

Expansion of Recall of LeadCare Blood Lead Tests Due to Risk of Falsely Low Results

By Bradford D. Winters, Jennifer Slota, and Karl Y. Bilimoria

This article reviews the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) guideline on alarm... Read More »

Safety Culture as a Patient Safety Practice for Alarm Fatigue