I’ve been a nurse for over 25 years. And throughout those 25 years, I’ve had to quickly adapt to new situations as I cared for patients everywhere from the emergency room to the battlefield in Iraq.

As healthcare continues to evolve, so must nursing education. Traditional teaching methods like textbooks and lectures and limited clinical experience are no longer sufficient to prepare nurses for ...

Recently developed vrClinicals for Nursing training platform ramps up the 'day-to-day unpredictability of nursing.' New immersive virtual reality (VR) technology is transporting Herzing University ...

As healthcare technology continues to evolve at breakneck speed, medical professionals are witnessing unprecedented changes in how they deliver patient care. From AI-powered diagnostics to virtual ...

West Chester has had nursing programs for more than 50 years, but forming a school of nursing will mean the opportunity to ...

The field of nursing isn't static — pandemics, evolving patient needs and advances in medical technology make sure of that. To stay current, nurses need to continually develop their knowledge and ...

Vidya Chan, University at Buffalo nursing PhD student, recently published a study in the Journal of Professional Nursing exploring the use of generative artificial intelligence, such as ChatGPT, in an ...

Many of the nurses who work at Columbia Memorial Health Hospital were educated at Columbia-Greene Community College. A new ...

Nursing has always been a dynamic profession, adapting to changes in healthcare to provide the best possible patient care. Technology has rapidly transformed the healthcare landscape, and nursing is ...

Conducted in collaboration with the National League for Nursing, the data identifies key trends in technology use, adoption and opportunities for nursing education One of the biggest topics survey ...

Mount Sinai is using several pieces of technology to improve care coordination. As more virtual nursing programs pop up throughout healthcare, more technology is integrated into health system ...

Nursing leaders urge caution as AI spreads in care, stressing the need for training to prevent clinical judgment erosion and bias risks.