We Say Boom, But History Says Bust: Will COVID Cause a Decline in Births?

There are many theories floating around about the COVID 19 virus. Some of them are about the virus itself, others are about the long term effects that the virus and the quarantine will have on us physically and economically. Long term issues, such as birth rate, is speculation at this point.

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Mental Health: A RACE I HAVE TO RUN!

My brother is a nurse in a federal prison. We have been talking a lot about mental health issues and need for mental health care providers. My brother suggested if I could become an NP, he said I would be a great resource.

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SNF Residents Dying of Broken Hearts Due to Visitation Restrictions?

Many states are now relaxing their in-person nursing home visitation regulations after accusations by families that their loved ones are dying of broken hearts.

Study: Immunity To Coronavirus May Fade Away Within Weeks

Many patients who have recovered from Covid-19 may lose their immunity to the disease within months, according to research from scientists at King's College London, which, if proven true, will have wide implications for vaccine development and could put a "nail in the coffin" in the idea that herd immunity to the coronavirus is attainable.

How bad will it get in the fall/Winter time?

And is there anything we can do.to prepare ourselves for what is to come?? Best case scenario, there will be a vaccine, however I highly doubt it we will have anything in the next few months.

Should I Leave?! Help!

I need some advice on my current position. A little bit of background... I have been an RN for 6 years, 5 of those in a large ER as both a trauma RN and a SANE nurse (I LOVED it).

Taking Vacations

I'm a new grad and I luckily have a position lined up. I'm jumping way ahead here, but I'm just curious and trying to get a better idea of how easy/difficult is it to take vacations as a nurse?

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