What do today’s Hispanic nurses want? Representation on boards. A nationwide expansion of practice authority. And white Heartsoul tote bags. This July, Scrubs Magazine attended the 44th Annual National Association…
Making the most of each workday is something every nurse strives for; however, while Zen in the workplace may come easily some days, during others it’s more difficult, and for…
Hector Hugo Gonzalez, PhD, RN NAHN President, 1982-84 Recognized as a “trailblazer” by the ANA, Dr. Gonzalez was the first Mexican-American RN in the U.S. to earn a doctorate degree.,…
One of the first trials for the gene-editing technology known as CRISPR, which stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, is underway in Nashville, TN, where doctors are using…
Burnout is fairly common in the healthcare industry. In fact, 54% of doctors report feeling burnt out and 63% of nurses say their work has led to nurse burnout. But…
A summary of the paper published in Nursing Administration Quarterly, a peer-reviewed journal, co-authored by this Scrubs Magazine reporter and a noted nurse bullying expert. If you were bullied as…
It’s a hot July in New York. Scrubs Magazine’s Editor in Chief, Michael Harbron, is waiting for the arrival of Katie Duke in the swanky midtown restaurant, Craft. We’re here…
Katie Duke considers it “the biggest accomplishment in my entire life,” and looking at her new line of scrubs, we can see why. Scrubs Magazine was lucky enough to get…
When it comes to the need for female empowerment in healthcare, Katie Duke pulls no punches. “Nurses treat each other like sh**. And you can quote me on that.” The…
Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia is closing its doors after 171 years. A private equity firm called Paladin Healthcare bought the hospital in early 2018, promising to “make it work.”…