Topic: Nurses

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

A Detroit Medical Center-affiliated hospital has been hit with charges of multiple labor violations from the National Labor Relations Board. 

A gender gap persists when it comes to nurse salaries, with men making an average of 7% more than women, a newly released survey found.

Emergency clinicians are often short on time, so Johns Hopkins researchers built an electronic tool aimed at improving efficiency at triage.

Congress is expected to expand the Sunshine Act and require drug companies and medical device manufacturers to disclose payments to more clinicians.

Call me doctor, not “provider,” says Jennifer Weiss, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon.

We spoke to Begley about her career, the top issues she plans to focus on first and the changing role of nurses in healthcare leadership.

It's time to take a close look at data to better plan for the U.S. system for training future physicians, says one medical school dean.

Roughly two-thirds (67.3%) of practitioners added to the workforce between 2016 and 2030 will be advanced practice clinicians, according to projections.

One hospital explains how it boosted preparation for potential active shooter situations by offering emergency department drills.