In the ever-evolving world of health care, technology has become an integral part of the nursing profession. To explore this evolution, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution spoke with nurses from two ...

I’ve been a nurse for over 25 years. And throughout those 25 years, I’ve had to quickly adapt to new situations as I cared for patients everywhere from the emergency room to the battlefield in Iraq.

At the UB School of Nursing, simulation technology is changing the way students are being prepared to face real-world scenarios in the field of nursing. Kelly Foltz-Ramos, PhD, Director of Simulation ...

Nationwide, healthcare leaders are recognizing the value of incorporating virtual nursing into service lines that have historically followed direct care models. Virtual nursing is a logical response ...

Technology is revolutionizing many modern fields of study, offering innovative solutions, bridging gaps, etc. For example, by helping nursing students meet the healthcare field's intricate ...

Digital transformation is impacting and will continue to impact the discipline of nursing. In hospitals everywhere, conversations are taking place in which people are determining the technologies ...

Conducted in collaboration with the National League for Nursing, the data identifies key trends in technology use, adoption and opportunities for nursing education One of the biggest topics survey ...

The American Association of Colleges of Nursing projects that Georgia will face a drastic nursing shortage by 2035, placing ...

Recognized for sustaining excellence across its tripartite mission, the UAB School of Nursing uses the latest educational and health technology to lead teaching, research and practice innovation — and ...

Nurses are caring and compassionate people who dedicate themselves to providing the best possible treatment to their patients. They are trained to be intuitive and proactive, to identify patients’ ...

While the adoption of artificial intelligence and remote monitoring technologies continues to expand within long-term care, 28% of nursing homes failed to scale up, spread, and sustain previously ...

Nursing homes of the future will require two major themes to be successful: caring and technology. In an age of continued lockdowns and restrictions, there is finally a light at the end of the tunnel ...