Loneliness alters your brain’s social network
Social media sites aren’t the only things that keep track of your social network — your brain does, too. But loneliness alters how the brain
What Neuroscience Reveals about Healthcare Design
Neuroscience can reveal much about the secret inner workings of the human brain—and now, it has set its sights on understanding how interior design affects
Addressing to challenges of older adults who recovered from COVID-19
Older adults who survived hospitalizations due to COVID-19 and return to their homes face substantial health challenges and an unforeseeable future. Early evidence suggests that
7 Types of People Who Would Excel in a Healthcare Management
You’ve been carefully weighing your career options for months. You’ve spent late nights with Google, asking in-depth questions on various careers. You’ve spent early mornings
5 Ways Pre-Meds can Gain Clinical Experience for Medical School
Clinical healthcare experience is one aspect of your school of medicine application that may show an admissions committee that you just are committed to the
3 Effective Ways to Boost Employee Engagement
The overarching goal for healthcare organizations is to deliver patient care that heals and saves lives. With advances in technology and a highly-skilled workforce to
Is Nursing Leadership the Right Career for You? 5 Qualities You Must Have
The calling to go into nursing leadership is undeniable for several nurses. Others may feel the urge, but are hesitant or maybe doubt their ability
Starting a Career in Healthcare Administration
Are you trying to find a managerial position that’s all-encompassing of the healthcare industry? A healthcare administrator, also called a healthcare executive, plans, directs, coordinates,
5 Essential Skills to be an Excellent Leader in Healthcare
When we ask ourselves what an honest leader is, most people will immediately consider someone with highly intellectual capacities, technically proficient, and somewhat charismatic. In
ER Doctor Shares What It’s Like to Be a Breastfeeding Mom Fighting the Pandemic
Mothers are one of the strongest people on earth — that’s a fact. Also, doctors are courageous — every day and especially now, in the
OPINION: Suddenly, I’m not ‘just a nurse’
Lauren Bailey has a background in sociology and public health, and currently works in acute care as a front-line registered nurse. Lauren: As we enter into
On Nursing Leadership: Building innovation and resilience in times of crisis
Nurse leaders are faced with a spread of challenges each day, including managing resources, advanced planning, and goal setting, collaborating with other hospital and community
