Proper knowledge and guidance can make all the difference when navigating the intricate world of respiratory care. Enter A & T Respiratory Lectures, an innovative educational platform that delivers high-quality respiratory education to healthcare professionals, educators, and students.

Healthcare professionals dedicate their lives to healing others, but far too often, they find themselves working in environments where incivility and bullying compromise not only their well-being but also the safety of their patients. Among all healthcare workers, nurses are particularly vulnerable to workplace hostility, both from colleagues and patients. Understanding, addressing, and ultimately transforming these toxic dynamics is crucial to building safer, more respectful healthcare systems.

The Infusion Nurses Society's Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice, 9th Edition (2024) outlines comprehensive guidelines for obtaining informed consent in infusion therapy. These standards emphasize the ethical and legal imperatives of informed consent, ensuring patient autonomy and safety.

As more patients opt for ports due to their durability and convenience, it’s essential for nurses to understand both the benefits and the challenges they present, along with evidence-based strategies for safe care.

This blog will discuss the states have recognized the impact of implicit bias on healthcare delivery and have instituted mandatory training for healthcare professionals

Nurses and healthcare professionals are uniquely positioned to identify and assist victims of trafficking due to the nature of their work and the trust placed in them by patients. Recognizing and responding to the red flags can be the first step in saving a life.

As a nurse, your role in the safe and effective administration of TPN is multifaceted and crucial. It requires not only technical skill, but also deep understanding of the therapy’s risks, benefits, and monitoring requirements.

This article explores the various types of diabetes and related conditions, and highlights specialized continuing education opportunities available through Pedagogy Continuing Nurse Education.

Stroke is a leading cause of death and long-term disability, affecting nearly 800,000 individuals annually in the United States alone. Timely recognition and effective management are critical—and nurses are at the frontline of this urgent care.