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Even though nursing is a fast-paced job with new challenges daily, many nurse managers report facing similar ethical dilemmas. A recent study found that the most frequently occurring and stressful ethical situations are protecting patients’ rights, staffing, advanced care planning and decision-making. Exacerbating the problem is the large number of inexperienced nurses entering the field,…

The ANA Code of Ethics provides a standard by which nurse managers can assess ethical issues in nursing. However, the way it addresses ethical dilemmas can vary in different situations. One ethical dilemma that can occur in healthcare facilities is when nurses themselves are not properly equipped to complete their duties. Nurses who notice their…

Discuss the challenges that Ryan and his mother Rebecca experienced whilst seeking hospital care. Relate their experience to literature about health inequities for people with intellectual disability. Person-centred care stresses the significance of client-clinician relationship, facilitating important interactions among all stakeholders in the healthcare system. Thus, patient-centred care is vital to individuals with intellectual disabilities…

Travel Nurses: Exploring Your Responsibilities If you’re new to the world of travel nursing, welcome. This rewarding career gives you the freedom to explore the world one city at a time. It also offers competitive pay, endless networking opportunities, and the ability to build your resume through extensive clinical exposure working alongside seasoned nursing staff and…

In the event of a hospital cyber attack, one of the best strategies is establishing an interim communication system. While networks are down, you and your colleagues will likely need to coordinate the use of cell phones, landlines, or hand-written documentation to maintain care and communicate clearly. Additionally, the following recommendations can help you stay…

Travel nursing meets at the intersection of healthcare and travel, blending a passion for exploring new environments with professional growth—all while you provide support and care for patients where it’s needed most. But is travel nursing worth it? The answer ultimately depends on your personal preferences and goals. Fortunately, if you’re an experienced RN who’s…

Once you’ve secured your first position as a travel physical therapist, the world becomes your oyster. New and exciting cities are only an assignment away, as are all of the sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and memories in the making that come with each one. Below, we’ve highlighted some key tips to help you thrive during your journey…

Before embarking on your next big adventure as a traveling therapist, you’ll need to complete the following educational and certification requirements: Earn a bachelor’s degree – Typically, aspiring PTs complete their four-year undergraduate studies in a major such as kinesiology, biology, or exercise science. Obtain a doctor of physical therapy examination (DPT) – Most DPT programs are…

As a PT, you’re already aware of the many reasons you worked hard to earn your title, such as a passion for helping others and the appreciation of job security. However, some of these advantages can take on new depth when you add the word “traveling” to your title. As a traveling physical therapist, here…

As you gain your year of staff experience, research the care settings and cities you think you’d like to work in once you transition to a travel role. Be sure to also consider travel expenses and the cost of living in each location. Remember that salary can differ based on location, too. Compare and contrast…