Category: Registered Nursing (RN)

  • Teaching Professionalism in Nursing in Your Program

    Teaching Professionalism in Nursing in Your Program

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    How can your nursing program incorporate professionalism in nursing content into your curriculum, and why is it important to do so? In today’s post, Leah Tieger, a writer on the Osmosis team, introduces the concept of professionalism in nursing, discusses how it benefits patients, and shares some tips for including…

  • 5 Myths About the NCLEX®

    5 Myths About the NCLEX®

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    In today’s Osmosis blog, we’re addressing some of the most common myths and misconceptions about the NCLEX. Let’s separate fact from fiction! The high-stakes nature of board exams like the NCLEX means that rumors about how to game the system and optimize your chances for success end up circulating widely.…

  • Stress Management for the Emergency Room Nurse

    Stress Management for the Emergency Room Nurse

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    Take a holistic approach to stress management. As an ER nurse, you are used to a high-pressure environment but you need to take time to decompress and destress. As an ER nurse, you know how taxing emergency nursing can be. If you don’t know, allow me to share that many…

  • Nurses Week: A Brief History

    Nurses Week: A Brief History

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    Join Osmosis in celebrating and supporting the hardworking nurses and nursing students in our hospitals, care homes, and clinics. From Osmosis to nurses everywhere: thank you for your service! Each year, we set aside a week to celebrate the unsung heroes of our hospitals, care homes, and clinics, but during…

  • How to Pass the NCLEX-RN®: The Osmosis Ultimate Guide

    How to Pass the NCLEX-RN®: The Osmosis Ultimate Guide

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    Discover all that you need to know about the NCLEX-RN® exam, including lots of information about Next Generation NCLEX-RN®, question types, the grading system, how to apply—and most importantly, how to pass! Congratulations on graduating from nursing school! Passing all those rigorous exams and grueling clinicals shows your dedication and skill.…

  • An In-Depth List of Nursing Education Journals

    An In-Depth List of Nursing Education Journals

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    Unlock the potential of your research with our curated list of prominent nursing education journals. From the Journal of Professional Nursing to the International Journal of Nursing Studies, these resources provide invaluable platforms for sharing your work and advancing nursing education. Explore how publishing your research can impact the future…

  • 7 of the Best Valentines Day Gifts for Medical and Health Students

    7 of the Best Valentines Day Gifts for Medical and Health Students

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    Medical and health students lead very stressful lives. As their loved ones, we want to cheer them on and support them. Maybe you are hoping to brighten the day of one of your fellow classmates. This Valentine’s Day, show them some love with a few gifts that could help make…

  • 3 Tips to Write Progress Notes

    3 Tips to Write Progress Notes

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    Discover how to write an effective SOAP progress note that tells the patient’s story clearly, communicates accurately with colleagues, and builds trust; all while avoiding common documentation mistakes.

  • Avoiding Errors In Patient Care

    Avoiding Errors In Patient Care

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    Learn about essential tools and best practices that help healthcare professionals avoid medication, communication, and typographical errors, enhancing patient safety and care quality.

  • What Clinics and Organizations do to Protect Medical Information

    What Clinics and Organizations do to Protect Medical Information

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    There are many laws that are meant to protect patients and their information. Not everyone really understands the laws, protocols, and regulations that clinics use. It can range from a doctor or nurse refusing to disclose patient information to the technology that clinics implement protections. There are laws that doctors’ offices and…