Top April 2022 FDA Approvals
April 2022 FDA approvals include treatments for pediatric urinary tract infections, topical rosacea, vulvovaginal candidiasis, and various types of cancer.
Practice Management
How Can Nursing Schools Reduce the Workforce Bottleneck?
Experts in nursing education discuss strategies to solve the workforce shortage such as competency-based education, stackable professional development credits, and credit for prior learning.
Nurses Hail Leniency for Nurse Vaught
RaDonda Vaught has been sentenced to 3 years of probation; nursing community grateful for Judge’s leniency.
FDA Moves to Ease Nationwide Shortage of Baby Formula
The agency’s latest moves should help ease the dire situation many mothers face.
Travel Nurses See Swift Change of Fortunes as COVID Money Runs Dry
Many career nurses turned to travel gigs during the pandemic, when hospitals crowded with COVID-19 patients urgently needed the help.
Warning Letters Sent to Companies Marketing Delta-8 THC Products as Treatments
The FDA has expressed serious concerns related to the potential health effects for patients who have consumed delta-8 THC products.
Screening Tool Combats Food Insecurity and Pediatric Obesity
The aim of the study was to identify individuals with food insecurity and establish processes to refer patients and families to federal and community resources.
Pediatric APRN Workforce Faces Constrained Pipeline
NAPNAP experts discuss ways to recover from burnout and a constrained APRN workforce pipeline.
Direct Billing Guide for NPs Developed at CHOP
Guide for NPs transitioning to the expanding role of direct billing shows success at CHOP emergency department.
All the Guidelines in the World Can’t Eliminate Gray Areas
Jim Anderson, MPAS, PA-C, explores the role and limits of guidelines. He notes: Whether these practice aids are considered friends or foes, they can never eliminate the inevitable gray areas.
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