Nurses' Station

Vulnerable patients who avoided pressure injuries during COVID can thank nursing veteran Connie Johnson.

Regis Assistant Professor Lawana Brown talk with Family Nurse Practitioner Felicia Beckham recognized for her compassion and exceptional care.

Disruptions from the pandemic were no match for Jill Jewell, BSN, RN, PCCN

University of Cincinnati Assistant Professor Minjin Kim Combats Stereotypes and Healthcare Disparities

Lizzy Mulcahy drew on her digital medical experience to bring remote pandemic patients closer

Drafted Back Into Service during the Pandemic, Jeanette Ives Erickson Finds an “Experience of a Lifetime”

In greater Boise, Bradley Bigford still makes house calls.

As president of the nation’s largest union of registered nurses, Zenei Triunfo-Cortez is the voice for more than 175,000 members

A law professor, a medical ethicist and a nurse discuss “one of medicine’s open secrets.”

ANA President Dr. Ernest Grant Addresses Obstacles From Vaccine Hesitancy to Nursing and PPE Shortages

With no legislative experience, Danielle Pendergrass was instrumental in reforming Utah’s healthcare policies. Her message to fellow nurses? “You Really Hold So Much Power Because You are Holding People’s Hands”

A nurse since 1976 with thirty years of experience with infection prevention and control, University of Louisville Professor Ruth Carrico, PhD, DNP, APRN was invited to Wuhan by the Chinese equivalent of the CDC.

“If we had a COVID surge, where would we get our nurses from?” This was the most pressing question on the mind of Laura Reichhardt, MS, AGPCNP, RN, Director of the Hawaii State Center for Nursing.

Regis Assistant Professor Lawana Brown talks with nursing’s bestselling chronicler and advocate Theresa Brown.

Surgical Oncologist Samilia Obeng-Gyasi talks with Regis College Assistant Professor Lawana Brown about racial disparities in breast cancer treatment.