"A parent whose child has epilepsy shouldn’t have to send an email in August asking whether anyone in the building knows what to do," high schooler Rishik Kondadadi writes.

A new mobile simulation lab at Sutter Health means more access to high quality immersive training for nurses in diverse locations, says this CNO. As high quality patient care continues to be paramount ...

New facility to serve more than 900 nurses annually, including those in rural communities ...

Also, Raffles Medical is adopting AI-based brain imaging analysis software from South Korea to better diagnose Alzheimer's ...

The nurses were formally admitted during a joint matriculation ceremony for the 2025/2026 academic year, marking a significant step in the government's drive to build a highly skilled specialist ...

Stanford nurses secured new contract improvements last month following negotiations between hospital administrators and the Committee for Recognition of Nursing Achievement (CRONA). Founded in 1966, ...

On average, people with epilepsy live 10-12 years fewer than those who do not have the condition. Excess mortality is particularly pronounced among people with epilepsy and mental disorders. On ...

Ashlyn Sanders, a physician and seizure patient, founded NeuroVice to develop PATI, an oral protection device that gained FDA ...

Midwives training as nurses first is "absolutely" worth considering, the author of the inquiry into the biggest childbirth scandal in NHS history has said. Donna Ockenden made the comments days after ...

After a breakdown in negotiations over pay raises and staff safety, nurses at Brigham and Women's Hospital go on strike. (undefined, John Tlumacki) After staging the largest strike of nurses in the ...

Elite Learning, a comprehensive online learning destination for licensed professionals, today announced the release of A Nurse's Guide to Navigating the Worst-Case Scenario, From Medical Errors to ...

Withdrawal of TPS designation puts workers who fill vital role in peril – and risks further shortages in US health system When Dolores Jacoby’s doctor told her there was little she could do to treat ...