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Acknowledging Nightingale’s Pervasive Influence on Medicine as We Know It
By Jacob Molyneux, senior editor Florence Nightingale in Crimean War, from Wikipedia Commons There’s a very good article about Florence Nightingale in the New York Times right now (“Florence...
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AJN’s May Issue: Intimate Partner Violence, What Clinical Nursing Instructors...
AJN’s May issue is now available on our Web site. And in honor of Nurses Week, we are offering free access to the entire issue for the whole week (May 6-12). Here’s a selection of what not to miss....
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Remembering Nurses Who Go Above and Beyond as Volunteers
By Shawn Kennedy, AJN editor-in-chief A severely dehydrated patient receives IV fluids from Kari Jones, MD, as she is carried by a family member from triage to a tent at the Bercy CTC. Photo courtesy...
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Ebola Still Deserves Our Attention
By Shawn Kennedy, AJN editor-in-chief Taken by Dr. Heidi Soeters during Guinea’s 2014 Ebola outbreak, photo depicts red- and green-colored gloves propped on sticks to dry after being washed in a...
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