Nexus-U Nursing Blog

In recent years, health personnel has been in the eye of the storm due to a global pandemic.

As a newly graduated RN, the world of work can seem a bit intimidating. Still, the reality is that if you get organized, you put what you've learned into practice and seek constant improvement, working hours can be more manageable.

Nurses continually use teamwork skills in the workplace, from cooperating with other nurses to developing care plans with doctors; and working as a team is essential. 
 
Nurses face different tasks that need cooperation, such as organizing patient care and sharing and tracking information with doctors. Energetically working to enhance teamwork in your workplace can help you set more efficient nursing practices and grow your career as a nurse. Here is how:

In 2022, within this faster than ever-changing healthcare environment, nursing shortage and the increasing need of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) of BSN-prepared nurses have turned into crucial to remain on top of the game if you want to advance your career as a Registered Nurse.