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Canva A population's health depends on and reflects the capacity of its health care system. The U.S. health care system is facing a shortage of doctors and nurses. As a result, almost 100 million Americans live in primary health care shortage areas wh...

Incredible Health investigated why there are still nursing shortages when most states have seen an increase in nursing licenses using data from NCSBN.

Traveling nurses Brandy Escamilla and Josilyn Ruiz were killed. They were an engaged couple that were beloved parts of their communities.

Makati Medical Center’s (MakatiMed) Nursing Workforce & Bed Management Team has been recognized as one of the recipients of the prestigious 2023 The Outstanding Workers of the Republic (TOWER) Awards under the Innovative Team – Services Category (Healthcare) for its COVID-19 Dashboard project. The nationwide awards, organized by the Rotary…

Post-pandemic burnout could cause hundreds of thousands of nurses to quit the profession entirely in the next few years, according to a survey published in the Journal of Nursing Regulation. The [...]

The Department of Labor has set aside $78 million in grant funds to support 25 nursing programs across 17 states.

Nashville-based HCA Healthcare plans to make a $300 million investment to promote nursing education and training to bolster the workforce and retention rates. 

The Scottish Government must deliver a detailed nursing retention strategy to keep more nurses in their jobs at all stages of their career, a new report by the RCN in Scotland has urged.

A survey of more than 18,000 nurses conducted by AMN Healthcare paints a troubling picture of the nursing workforce and what may be ahead for it.

Reducing the burden in nurse licensing would disproportionately help women since they make up the majority of nurses