Connected mobile nurses: virtual nursing care in the era of COVID-19
Often, telephone health lines and websites direct callers to a predetermined and sometimes impersonal response. Connecting telephone callers directly to a nurse could provide health advice that is personalized and responsive to their specific needs.
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Connected mobile nurses: virtual nursing care in the era of COVID-19
Often, telephone health lines and websites direct callers to a predetermined and sometimes impersonal response. Connecting telephone callers directly to a nurse could provide health advice that is personalized and responsive to their specific needs.
Workplace exposure to COVID-19: a critical care nurse’s experience
Grappling with the new occupational risks stemming from the novel coronavirus pandemic, one critical care nurse shares her personal experience with exposure and the impact of that exposure on her mental health.
The First World War’s nursing sisters
The story of the nurses who served with the Canadian Army Medical Corps is told in the First World War permanent exhibit at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa and online.
Lessons from 20 years of research on nursing practice in rural and remote Canada
Nurses practicing in rural and remote areas of Canada work in diverse and challenging settings. They also become intrinsically connected to their communities both as health providers and as citizens.
Application of the nursing process in a complex health care environment
As patient acuity increases in acute care settings, so does the need for vigilant monitoring. Embedding the nursing process in practice provides an important tool to assist nurses working with complex patients.
Terminology 101: Retrospective cohort study design
Retrospective cohort studies are a type of observational research in which the investigator looks back in time at archived or self-report data to examine whether the risk of disease was different between exposed
Infection prevention and control quiz
Seasonal influenza infects millions of Canadians every year. It is highly contagious and can spread rapidly from person to person. Approximately 12,000 hospitalizations and, on average, 3,500 deaths occur in Canada
Managing the chronic pain crisis in Canada—the nursing perspective
Chronic pain is at the heart of a public health crisis in Canada. One in five Canadians live with chronic pain, and we know it is more common in certain populations, including older adults, females, Indigenous peoples, veterans, and people affected by social inequities and discrimination.