The Nursing Shortage in America: Current Statistics
The nursing shortage in America is persistent. Several factors are coming together to make the need for RNs more acute than ever before.
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Q&A with Jennifer Dysart, RN Grad Fellow
Jennifer’s experience in Marymount’s ABSN program is as interesting as it is educational for those considering a career change to nursing.
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PhD vs. DBA: What’s the Difference?
What’s the difference between the PhD vs DBA, two of the most prominent business degrees? Find out more about how these educational paths compare and differ.
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5 Ways DNP-Prepared Nurses Can Shape Policy
Policymaking is crucially important to public health, and doctorally prepared nurses are uniquely qualified to play a leading role in the development of nursing policy.
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Self-Care for Nurses: 5 Habits That Help
As a nurse, you understand the importance of caring for the whole person. As you passionately focus on the needs of other people, though, it’s easy to forget that holistic self-care for nurses is essential, too.
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Men in Nursing: No More Stigma
Women still make up almost 90% of the registered nurse population in the United States. But the number of men in nursing is now increasing.
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