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NURSING SCHOOL DOCTORAL PROGRAM TOPS US NEWS RANKINGS LIST

Thursday, March 29, 2018

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Nurses are in high demand and this is why men should consider becoming one

Tuesday, August 08, 2017

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Top Undergrad Majors at the Best Medical Schools

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

Biological science is among the most popular undergrad majors at top-ranked medical schools, U.S. News data show.

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MORE MEN MOVE TO NURSING CAREERS

Sunday, April 09, 2017

Brian Medley, a nurse at Lurie Children’s Hospital, and Zain Rehman, a nurse at Advocate Christ Medical Center Intensive Care Unit, talked about their career path.

Nursing has historically been a female-dominated field, but men are increasingly pursuing the career. The percentage of men in nursing is still small, only about 9 percent to 10 percent,

A nursing career holds many advantages for men, such as highly diverse patient care environments, career stability, and a competitive salary.

Resurrection University will host a “Thinking Out Loud” speaker series for men, by men.

“Men in Nursing” is a free event that brings together a panel of male nursing professionals to talk about what it’s like to be a nurse in today’s healthcare environment

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The New ABCs of Medical School: Anatomy, Biochemistry, and Cooking

Monday, February 13, 2017

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High-Value Care Increasingly Becoming Core Part of Med School Curriculum

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

High-value care has been added to curricula for many aspiring physicians

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Feds to tackle nursing home workforce development in FY 2017

Sunday, September 18, 2016

Two federal agencies are planning to collaborate in the next fiscal year to address long-term care workforce issues in nursing home settings, according to a report released Thursday.
The report, published by the Government Accountability Office, identified gaps and limitations in data about direct care workers, such as nursing assistants and home health aides, that hinder workforce planning efforts.
Among those gaps is a lack of data from the Department of Health and Human Services’ Health Resources and Services Administration on the supply and demand of the direct care workforce, the GAO said. HRSA has not produced an assessment of direct care worker data in more than 10 years, despite the creation of new data sources.

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10 Nursing Programs With High Acceptance Rates

Monday, August 29, 2016

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Wall Street Journal: Colleges Lock Horns Over Nursing Programs

Friday, March 11, 2016

Four-year institutions try to prevent community colleges from offering advanced programs

When California state Sen. Marty Block was working on a bill to allow community colleges to offer some bachelor’s degrees, a B.S. in nursing seemed like a sure bet.

Most of the four-year California State University campuses that offer a bachelor’s in nursing have to turn students away, at a time when the state’s hospitals increasingly demand that new nurses hold such degrees. But Mr. Block, a Democrat, soon got the message from four-year schools and their lobbyists: Stay off our turf.

So the final bill that passed in 2014 allowed community colleges to offer bachelor’s programs in such subjects as mortuary sciences and ranch management but not nursing.

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