Nurse

"That's not cruel or unkind; that's self-respect," a therapist told Newsweek.

During a recent Newsweek event, Press Ganey's chief physician executive shared best practices for building a more resilient health care organization.

"Seeing is believing," the founder of lab company Truvian told me. So I tried its tabletop blood testing device—which promises results in 30 minutes—for myself.

Having a big baby can do a number on your body, and I was no exception.

The 26-year-old faces charges of felony child abuse and malicious wounding in connection to an investigation at a hospital's NICU.

Freshmen at HEAL, a high school-hospital hybrid, are already preparing for their futures.

A judge has found Venezuelan Jose Ibarra guilty of the murder of student nurse Laken Riley in Georgia.

Riley was killed on Feb. 22 while jogging on a wooded trail near the University of Georgia campus.

The nation's largest rural health system invested $350 million on its latest virtual care project.

Health insurers use AI to deny certain claims and maximize their profits, a Senate report suggests. Hospitals around the country are struggling to fight back.

Hospitals are seeing sicker patients, but better outcomes, than they did pre-pandemic. Here's why.

The lawyers of the two people charged with attacking Paterson say their clients were just trying to break up a confrontation.

UpToDate, the clinical decision support tool used by more than 3 million health care professionals, could soon be integrated into your EHR.

Jubane's neighbor Bryce Johnathan Schubert has been arrested and charged with her murder,

Sometimes, asthma is inherited, but the majority of cases are linked to the environment—meaning patients may have control over the severity of their symptoms.

People rarely talk about pelvic floor health, but weakness in this area can wreak havoc on the body, Dr. Joanne Stone told Newsweek.

Nurse Nicole DeCirce told Newsweek that her dream job would not be possible without his support.

The 400-bed hospital is losing its hold on construction plans.

New AI models have shown promise in the health care industry. But they still need some fine-tuning, doctors say.

More physicians are giving up the clinic for the corner office. These are the struggles they face—and the successes they find—when straddling both worlds.

During this election year, together as a country, we need to be all in on the fight to give health care professionals time back to focus on what matters most—caring for patients.

In one year, a California health system spent $45 million on patients who did not need to be there.

I felt a sense of responsibility for what I'd seen and lived in a constant state of mourning.

It's time to reimagine the journey of new nurses—given recent events, why not consider the lens of aviation safety protocols?

After discovering she was a graduating valedictorian, Danielle Fox's nursing colleagues made sure she still got to celebrate.

Five weeks after I started the antibiotics, I dreamt that I was dying. I felt that if I didn't see my doctor, I really was going to die.

Julie McFadden, from California, told Newsweek that death is "just not talked about, or not explained well," and she aims to educate people better.

Letby was convicted of murdering seven newborns and attempting to kill six other babies while working as a nurse in a British hospital's neonatal unit.

The woman had been working under a senior doctor and co-workers said the only seemingly odd thing about her was that she asked a lot of questions.

Thousands of people commented on the video to share their own similar experiences, and one person wrote: "I thought it only happened to me."