Nurse
Our co-hosts discuss the incident in Utah where a nurse was arrested for following the directions of her written policy
Advocate for your patients while acting mindfully, cooperating with other public safety organizations and doing the right thing
Here鈥檚 how to help a colleague who is on the cusp of becoming a viral news sensation, putting their career at risk and embarrassing your department
After a 12-year absence, Airlift Northwest established a permanent base in Wenatchee Valley
Jodie Mason says her experience in EMS helps her in the ER and vice versa
A nurse practitioner will accompany Beverly Hills Fire Department firefighter-paramedics as they respond to 911 calls
Pam Lewis wants to protect all healthcare workers from attacks by adding wording to current legislation to make such assaults a Class C Felony
Volusia County officials unveiled a plan to enhance the EVAC system with seven ambulances, 28 EMS providers, new technology and nurse triage positions
The study showed readmission to the hospital was reduced when nurses surveyed patients before release
Pasco Fire Department PIO Ben Shearer said he hopes to eventually see a 鈥楽top the Bleed鈥� kit in every classroom, as well as in public places in the community
The Shawnee Mission School Board approved an agreement this week with Johnson County Emergency Services to stock naloxone at district schools
Nursing assistant Brandi Phifer and her niece, Stephenie Krebbs, were recognized this week by Van Buren Mayor Bob Freeman for what he called 鈥渉eroic efforts鈥�
Jasmin Flores was prompted to hold a community training session in CPR after realizing other bystanders of a crash wanted to help but did not know CPR
Nurses at Michigan Medicine voted to authorize a three-day strike 鈥渢o protest ongoing and continuous violations of their workplace rights鈥�
More than 300 Anne Arundel County school nurses and health assistants were trained in the grim but necessary skills to handle a school shooting
State investigators found that four Chris Jensen Health and Rehabilitation Center nurses failed to attempt resuscitation last May of a patient who died
Rosie鈥檚 Hugs began two years ago as a way to bring comfort to scared and sick children at two local emergency rooms
Lindsey Skebba said she stopped at the crash scene and noticed several bystanders had not started CPR on the victim, who later died
During a six-hour class Thursday, the Calhoun County School System nurses heard from medical professionals about the best wound-care techniques to use
Julie Booth keeps a closet stocked with children鈥檚 clothing after repeatedly seeing children get discharged with nothing to wear home
Earlyne Sheets helped care for thousands of Allied casualties as one of 74,000 women in the Army and Navy Nurse Corps during World War II
Economists predict a daunting demand for 1 million new nurses over the next 10 years
Police said Kyle Jones joined a rapid response team in the same color scrubs worn by nurses at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital
Instead of sending an ambulance to every call, nurses will find out more about the patient and figure out a better alternative for them
Dr. Safi Madain and ER nursing director Margaret Reed recalled treating the students who were injured when another student opened fire at Santa Fe High School
Behave, play nice and show some respect to strive for fellowship with doctors and nurses on hospital grounds
In honor of Nurses Appreciation Week, we take a look at five nurses, both on and off duty, who went the extra mile for their patients
Erica Bartlett was at the Holiday Inn Resort in Panama City Beach when she noticed a little boy floating on his back in the pool
A new program was recently launched to reduce the strain on emergency services by redirecting certain medical calls to nurses
Heather Fleming, a 34-year-old intensive care nurse, was in a morning spin class when a fellow spinner collapsed and appeared to go into cardiac arrest
Oncology nurse Tracey Hoffman found a pilot through Facebook to volunteer to give prostate cancer patient Joe Booth his first flight
Potential candidates must be currently working in the field, but the program tailors classes to fit a paramedic鈥檚 busy schedule
The Pinellas County dispatch center is considering patching minor emergency calls to nurse practitioners