Wildfire smoke can travel hundreds of miles from its source, resulting in poor air quality. Exposure to poor air quality has been associated with health risks. Nurses should be knowledgeable about such risks to provide appropriate care and education in affected communities.

This article discusses the evolution of telehealth in diabetes management and cites a case study to examine the gaps and identify nursing strategies for implementation.

This article presents diverse active and experiential learning strategies that can be replicated in healthcare practice settings to improve nurses' skills and ensure high-quality patient care.

The US is the only developed country in the world with rising maternal mortality. This article discusses factors that contribute to this rise, disparities in maternal mortality, and steps nurses can take to help reverse this worsening trend.

This article discusses a pilot study on the use of a behavior support plan to safely address patients who exhibit disruptive behaviors in the ED and nonpsychiatric medical settings while respecting their autonomy.

This article aims to bring awareness to healthcare professionals who work with families, parents, guardians, and other caregivers about the benefits and availability of Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care for patients.

This article discusses the risks of practicing without professional liability insurance and offers recommendations for nurses, especially those facing a state board of nursing investigation, malpractice lawsuit, or criminal charge.

Nurses are mediators and advocates for patients. The author shares how he advocated for his mother-in-law to make sure her advance directive was followed despite disagreements with her healthcare team.