Nurses' Station

Overcoming initial queasiness, Trudy Gaillard, PhD, RN, CDE, FAHA became a nationally acclaimed nurse educator and researcher.

A “relationship-based” leader touts telehealth for pediatric patients and practitioners.

In healthcare, Ayo Adebiyi found “a gap that I would fill.”

Acclaimed theater director Daniella Topol re-directs her career.

Claire Bertschinger is royalty In U.K. healthcare.

At the dawn of the COVID crisis, Captain Cathy Durham came to the rescue of New York Hospitals.

Presidential Medal Recipient Sandra Lindsay DHSc, MS, MBA, RN took the shot felt round the world.

Courtney Horvath shares the perspective of a toxicologist and the parent of a cancer patient.

From diversity to global warming, Dr. Beverly Malone advocates for her profession.

Sharon Rising, MSN is at the center of an alternative healthcare option for pregnant women.

ICU Nurse Alan Hawes drew on his years as a photojournalist to document the pandemic.

Remembering the public health legend and a relationship that began with a simple question: “What can we do to help?”

Holistic nursing instructor Cathy Alvarez encourages you to restore and replenish.

Cassandra Alexander Chronicles a Year in on the Front Lines of a Pandemic.

Occupational health nurse Kathy Ohlmann explains why sleep is as important to health as diet and exercise.

Regis Nursing Students Jackie Gorman ABSN ’21 and Beth Bunnell ABSN ’22 lend the CDC a hand to promote deep cleaning.

Tanya Henry’s management philosophy? Join her staff in the trenches.

Working in Congress, Alison Hernandez RN, PhD Realized that Nurses are Natural Policy Experts.

Two Nursing Chiefs Forecast Trends for the Profession in the Year Ahead

Vulnerable patients who avoided pressure injuries during COVID can thank nursing veteran Connie Johnson.