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Nurses are a major part of the medical care process. Find articles on various nursing issues and discussion by nurses here.

2017 Top Medical Apps for Nurses

Members of medical teams may have studied in their particular fields for years, yet more often than not, there will still be concepts that are unfamiliar or quite difficult to remember. That’s why it’s a good thing that access to information comes easy with today’s constantly advancing technology. Most hospitals are already equipped with innovative[...]

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5 Apps That Can Help You Succeed in Nursing School

Smartphones are quickly becoming invaluable resources for nursing students around the globe. These devices are useful tools for checking answers on calculations; studying different parts of the body, conditions, or treatment; and maintaining a healthy mind and body. The large screens and high speeds of today’s latest smartphones, such as the [easyazon_link identifier=”B01LZ4YHZJ” locale=”US” tag=”medicalisland-20″]iPhone[...]

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The Different Types of Nurses

In the medical industry, nursing is the largest profession in the field of health care. Florence Nightingale provided the building blocks for the field more than one hundred and fifty years ago. Florence said, “every woman must at some time or other of her life become a nurse.” Through the years, the profession has become[...]

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Career Paths for RNs Infographic

Health care throughout the world is rapidly changing. Between advances in technology and medicine, a declining United States RN population, and influential recommendations from agencies such as the Institute of Medicine, it’s important for all health care professionals to understand the future of their industry and the career options they have. What does the job[...]

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The Changing Role of FNPs in America

The United States has taken significant steps to improve access to health care for Americans and has opened the door for Nurse Practitioners to expand access and lower overall cost without compromising quality care. With the implementation of new stages of The Affordable Care Act (ACA) in early 2014, about 30 million Americans found themselves[...]

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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) should be banned. Or, Should they?

Medical specialties across the globe have a special affinity towards Multiple Choice Questions, the so called MCQs. This tendency is no doubt based on scientific evidence that strongly suggests that MCQs are standards of objectivity and reliability. The multiple choice question (MCQ) is the most common type of written test item used in undergraduate, graduate[...]

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