Archive for the ‘Professional Development’ Category

A colleague shared this article about the Paper Mill industry that is infiltrating legitimate University websites to gain a foothold in misinformation. This is an

Rejecting the myth of equal opportunity: an agenda to eliminate racism in nursing education in the United States A fascinating and timely article found on a Facebook

This brief but powerful article was shared in LinkedIn by Julian Gallegos, PhD, MBA, RN, FNOP-BC, CNL, Clinical Associate Professor and Director of the DNP Program at

Hello to all. The good folks at INANE (International Academy of Nurse Editors) share great information for all in our profession. Two links came through a short while

This very important article was found on FaceBook. This research cannot be ignored. Please CLICK HERE to view this research study. I'm curious to know thoughts from

For those involved in academia, this topic of discussion will pique your interest. Dr. Rachel Walker and contributing authors explore and describe the challenges and

Have you seen this? It's a great book by our colleagues Drs. Molly Bradshaw and Tracy R. Vitale. Steps for success is an easy statement to make, and this book supports

Andrea Wagner, a nurse practitioner colleague from Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN passed on information about a fellowship for NPs and PAs. This looks like a great

A colleague from INANE (the International Academy of Nursing Editors) shared a link to an interesting article published by the American Nurses Association. Have a look

Bio: Ashley Barr is a current Doctor of Nursing Practice student at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, Kentucky. Her doctoral work is focused on implementing a