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Analysis of NVDRS data identified 1,577 nurse and nursing assistant homicide victims between 2003 and 2022, with most deaths occurring in private residences and frequently involving intimate partners or ex-partners rather than workplace violence.

Nursing students described being ignored, excluded, belittled, and denied learning opportunities during clinical placements, while facilitators reported similar concerns about workplace culture. A qualitative study suggests these experiences undermine professional identity, increase attrition risk, and weaken the learning environments needed to sustain the nursing workforce.

A new federal student loan rule classified nursing as a standard graduate degree rather than a professional degree, prompting congressional and legal challenges. The debate centers on graduate education access and potential workforce implications.

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Nurses have cited numerous challenges to facilitating ACP such as a perceived lack of education, training, and/or mentorship as well as a lack of high-quality research to support an evidence-based, nurse-led ACP training model.

Staff felt there was no dedicated time to complete tasks from their in-person clinics or to prepare for upcoming clinic sessions.