Topic: Nurses

There’s a big demand for both physicians and nurse practitioners, and it's driving up compensation, according to a new study.

Turnover among nurses is a persistent workforce problem, but monitoring several “intent to stay” factors can strengthen recruitment and retention.

Fewer patients with employer-sponsored insurance are visiting their primary care doctors, but more are seeing other advanced practice providers.

From the first female Democratic doctor in Congress to states considering Medicaid expansion, here's what we'll have our eye on Tuesday night.

Massachusetts residents have voted against a ballot initiative that would set limits on the number of patients assigned to a nurse.

Improving nurses’ work environment is a key focus area for better patient safety, but many hospitals lag behind, according to a new study. 

Doctors and nurses just gained a notorious distinction: They are both on the top five list of professions with the most egregious gender gaps when it comes to salaries.

Beating burnout among nurses will require healthcare leaders to consider the different perspectives of each generation, according to a new report.

Primary care is in high demand, but the ongoing physician shortage leaves access gaps. One solution? Harness the skills of nurse practitioners.