Recently developed vrClinicals for Nursing training platform ramps up the 'day-to-day unpredictability of nursing.' New immersive virtual reality (VR) technology is transporting Herzing University ...

It seems that every day brings a new artificial intelligence solution to health care, with providers able to automate myriad ...

While health systems might be at different stages of implementation, there are several key virtual nursing strategies that CNOs should take into consideration. Virtual nursing has spread far and wide ...

About 100,000 nurses left their jobs in the past two years, and another 610,388 are likely to leave the profession by 2027. This nursing shortage leaves those who are still working in the profession ...

Registered Nurse Debra Lincoln checks in on a patient using a new virtual nursing system currently being evaluated at Mercy Health-St. Rita’s Medical Center. LIMA — A new virtual care system was ...

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly 240,000 nursing home employees (or about 15%) have left the industry. According to a survey conducted by the American Health Care Association, this has ...

Technology is revolutionizing many modern fields of study, offering innovative solutions, bridging gaps, etc. For example, by helping nursing students meet the healthcare field's intricate ...

A recent survey of thought leaders in the nursing field revealed that nursing education programs are accelerating adoption of virtual simulation and other cutting-edge technologies. The study, ...

The pandemic-driven technology revolution has transformed the healthcare industry more in the past two years than any other period in history. While some changes represent temporary measures, the ...

The profession of nursing – and the ways aspiring nurses are prepared for their careers – will see profound change over the next few years. By 2030, the profession of nursing will look very different, ...

The nursing field is facing a turbulent time. The global nursing shortage leads to inadequate staffing levels and, therefore, an inability to deliver adequate care to an increasing patient population.