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Top Nursing Specialties for 2025

Diversity Nursing

GNPs specialize in managing chronic conditions, promoting healthy aging, and coordinating long-term care. Oncology Nurse Navigator Oncology Nurse Navigators guide patients through the complex journey of cancer treatment, offering education, emotional support, and care coordination. Average Salary: $92,264 per year.

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What is the Voice Stopping you From Starting Your Nurse Owned Business?

Empowered Nurses

“I’m not comfortable promoting myself or selling services.” ” · Objection: Nurses often prioritize patient care over self-promotion, so the idea of selling can feel uncomfortable or even in conflict with their professional identity. Solution: Frame marketing as education. .”

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Why Choose an RN to BSN Program for Your Nursing Career?

Post University

These programs were valuable, but as the scope of nursing continued to expand, college-based programs began to take over, offering more of a theoretical approach while still promoting hands-on experience. This included the ambitious goal of ensuring that 80 percent of nurses held their bachelor’s by 2020.

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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage and the Importance of Representation in Nursing

Diversity Nursing

Community outreach within diverse patient populations promotes health awareness and encourages people to seek medical attention promptly. Patient Advocacy Nurses of Hispanic heritage can advocate for their patients, particularly those facing discrimination or systemic barriers.

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Technology Management Strategies for Nurse Leaders

New Thing Nurse

Mary Gannon, MSN, RN, CEN is an experienced Registered Nurse and nurse leader with passions related to tech in the patient care environment, patient safety, cost-effective care, patient advocacy, and professional nursing organizations, specifically the Emergency Nurses Association and the American association of Critical-Care Nurses.

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The Silent Epidemic: Understanding Medical Errors and Nursing Practice

Empowered Nurses

Their holistic perspective, clinical expertise, and unwavering commitment to patient advocacy make them indispensable allies in the pursuit of safe, high-quality care. As frontline caregivers, nurses are uniquely positioned to detect, prevent, and mitigate the risks associated with medical errors.

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Ethical Code of Conduct in Healthcare Training

American Medical Compliance

Additionally, this principle requires that healthcare professionals take actions to promote the well-being and health of patients, prioritizing positive outcomes and minimizing harm. Understanding Nonmaleficence in Healthcare Complementary to the principle of beneficence, nonmaleficence means “do no harm.”