The new Center for Nursing Innovation at Saint Joseph's College of Maine offers a realistic and immersive learning environment for students to learn critical skills effectively. Saint Joseph's College ...

The School of Nursing will create a new $34 million simulation center to advance cutting-edge nursing research, education and professional development. The center, announced Friday by Gov. Kathy ...

From left, Sierra Shirley, a nursing student from Wilton, receives clinical experience in the UMF Sim Lab under the guidance of Haley Tripp, a UMA lecturer of nursing. PHOTO / COURTESY UNIVERSITY OF ...

TULSA, Okla. — University of Tulsa opened a new nursing sim lab on campus this semester. Students used to have to travel downtown to do their lab, now they can stay on campus, and they tell me it’s ...

Students in scrubs surrounded the bed of a “patient” Thursday at Indiana University Northwest as they took vitals, asked questions and reviewed the patient chart to remedy the patient’s complaints.

If you thought simulators were just for pilots and astronauts, think again. Nursing students at Patrick Henry Community College (PHCC) can now train on complex, real-life patient-care scenarios inside ...

This article originally appeared in Yale Nursing Matters magazine. Two Yale School of Nursing (YSN) students stood beside Sophia’s hospital bed as they introduced themselves to the 81-year-old patient ...

Inside the School of Nursing’s dedicated, state-of-the-art simulation spaces, University of Delaware nursing students are performing tracheotomies, delivering babies — often with complications during ...

Nursing student Regan Rhian is getting valuable hands-on medical experience, even though she's only in her first semester at the University of Southern Mississippi. Rhian is working with one of the ...

INDIANAPOLIS — A new law just signed by Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb aims to ease the state's critical nursing shortage. It's estimated we're thousands of nurses short of our health care needs and yet ...

Steve Austin’s blood pressure dropped and his breathing became shallow as his respiration decreased. But Dr. Racquel Ingram, chair of Catawba’s nursing program, was not alarmed. She knew Austin’s ...