Jodi Helmer
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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Nursing When the Patients Are Prisoners (opens the original)
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Correctional nurses use the same clinical knowledge and skills whether they are distributing medication, treating wounds, managing chronic health conditions, or responding to emergencies. But working in a jail means that the environment and the patients present unique challenges. “Safety in correctional facilities is a heightened priority,” said Twanna Hopkins, MHA/INF, RN, NC-BC, CCHP, chief nursing officer at a NaphCare jail, a private healthcare company that provides medical, mental, and dent
Nursing Faculty Shortage Is Limiting the RN Pipeline (opens the original)
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Hospitals and health systems have invested in recruitment bonuses, retention programs, and flexible staffing models in an effort to address the nationwide nursing shortage, but one of the biggest barriers to building the nursing workforce starts before registered nurses (RNs) ever make it to the bedside: There are too few nursing faculty to educate the next generation of nurses. During the 2024-2025 academic year, nursing schools turned away 80,162 qualified applications. The rejections weren’t
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