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How to Become a Registered Nurse

Post University

Their scope of practice is limited to basic patient care, such as monitoring vital signs, cleaning and wrapping wounds, inserting catheters, bathing and dressing patients, and communicating updates about the treatment plan to patients and families. Certified Nurse Assistants: How Do They Differ From Registered Nurses?

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RN to BSN: Everything You Need to Know

Post University

The RN-To-BSN curriculum will focus on a range of common core courses including: Writing and other communication arts Math Liberal arts Biology Pharmacology Psychology These courses aim to deepen your understanding and your skill level in each area to help you become a successful and collaborative health care provider and leader.

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BSN vs MSN: Which Degree is Right for You?

Joyce

To help you make an informed decision regarding your nursing education, we’ve compiled a list of the key differences between BSN vs. MSN programs and what you should consider before you enroll. Program Length & Degree Type A BSN program means that you will earn a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing degree upon graduating.

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How to Become a Nurse Practitioner: A Practical Guide

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Nurse practitioners perform many of the same services as physicians without attending medical school, and they are in high demand—the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the field to grow 38% by 2032. Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN): A degree that typically takes two years to complete.

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Nursing Leadership: What It Is and Why It’s Important

University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

Nurses are on the front lines of this change, and nursing leadership is critical to guiding colleagues and healthcare organizations through it. With an average of 193,100 annual openings for nurses each year through 2032, experienced nurses must step up as leaders to maintain high-quality standards of care.