| 7-min. read | Purdue’s pass rates were excellent. Thus, the program aspired to a different goal: better preparing students for practice.

| 2-min. read | Nurse educators are taken for granted — even by themselves. Dr. Bridgette Bryan spells out exactly why they are so important.

| 6-min. read | Confused students look for shortcuts to avoid actual learning. With the right tools and support, though, they can achieve that “aha” moment.

| 9-min. read | Life isn’t easy. But it is good. And better days are ahead. Author John O’Leary — who once had no reason for optimism — explains how.

| 4-min. read | Nurses’ invaluable contributions to the community deserve greater recognition — an appropriate theme for Week 4 of Nurses Month.

| 2-min. read | Week 3 of Nurses Month focuses on professional development — an aspect of self-care you may have put aside when focusing on other people.

<2.45-min. read> Nurses Month is your opportunity to let nursing colleagues know how much you care about the challenging work they do.

<3-min. read> Nurses Month’s theme for Week 1 is self-care, an area in which Larissa Bair provides some important advice on why you can’t ignore it.

<1.75-min. read> Generation Z nursing students will be more responsive to an educator who applies a coach approach and applies effective listening skills.

<2-min. read> Finding the appropriate footing with Gen Z learners requires a facilitative coach approach.