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American Nurses Association – Nurses’ Bill of Rights Explained

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Nursing is a profession that deals with the lives of all people. A single mistake would definitely bring a significant impact to your patient’s health or even bring a lifetime effect to your career as a nurse. You may even lose your hard-earned license once you harm your patients. On the other hand, with the demands of our profession, we are also protected by the rights granted to us. Hence, we should know and understand … Continue reading →

Enthusiasm Grows for Nursing Transition Programs

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Accelerated Licensed Practical Nurse to Registered Nurse transition programs have seen a spike in popularity today because of the high demand for Registered Nurses all over the world. During the next 10 to 20 years there will be a continued growth because of the retirement of the baby boomer. Healthcare facilities will need more nurses to care for the aging population. For many registered nurses this means a much greater opportunity and for LPN/LVNs a … Continue reading →

Get There Quickly: Accelerated Nurse Practitioner Program

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An accelerated nurse practitioner program can be a great option for a registered nurse who wants to take on more responsibility and a more active role in patient care, diagnosis and treatment. An accelerated nursing program lets students move through the required course work more quickly than a traditional program does. This can lead to earlier certification and job placement. There are two basic requirements for before signing up for accelerated online nurse practitioner programs: … Continue reading →