Ohio State study finds following heart health guidelines also reduces diabetes risk
By Katherine Shagoury Lifestyle and health factors that are good for your heart can also prevent diabetes, according to a new study by researchers at The Ohio State University College...
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Facilitating end of life plans at home
By Amy Kenefick Moore, PhD While many people wish to have a planned death at home, it’s not easy to accomplish and may not be feasible in all cases. For...
Read MoreThe role of ethical wills in end-of-life care
By Nancy Gahles I am a card-carrying Baby-Boomer and a member of the Sandwich Generation. Meaningfully caregiving for my own needs, those of my husband, my children, my aging and...
Read MoreCelebrate National Nurses Week!
By Katherine Shagoury This week—May 6 through May 12—marks National Nurses Week, and hospitals, doctor’s offices, and private practices throughout the country are taking the time to recognize nurses and...
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What is patient-centered care?
By Integrative Practitioner Staff Integrative nursing is a way of being-doing-knowing that advances the health and wellbeing of people, families and communities through caring and healing relationships. Integrative nurses use...
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Examining the Key Concepts and Principles of Integrative Nursing
By Integrative Practitioner Staff A Core Strategy for Aligning with Critical Organizational Objectives presented by Mary Jo Kreitzer, PhD, RN, FAAN Examine some of the key concepts and principles of...
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Webinar: Integrative Nursing Strategies for Patient Intervention
Presented by: Debbie Ringdahl, DNP, RN, CNM The principles of integrative nursing provide a framework that can facilitate the teaching of clinical decision making. A major challenge in clinical settings...
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Whitepaper: Integrative Nursing—What Does It Look Like in Practice?
The modern healthcare system in the United States is often viewed as one made up of silos. However, as new integrative approaches to care gain traction, nurses are are the...
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