Nurse practitioners (NPs) are instrumental in helping health care facilities provide high-quality care to patients that can lead to optimum patient outcomes. However, their work isn’t confined to only caring for patients’ physical health. They also provide mental healthcare.
According to the Behavioral Health Workforce 2023 Brief from the federal Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), as many as 59 million American adults had a mental health disorder in 2022. Unfortunately, only about half receive help.
One of the most rewarding ways you can choose to advance your career is through an online master’s degree in nursing education. Technology has made it easier than ever to obtain a master’s degree by taking classes online, making life and school more manageable.
Walsh University’s online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program has been carefully designed to prepare the next generation of business leaders, but can prospective MBA students look forward to such a future if they don’t have an undergraduate business degree?
National Nurses Week — May 6–12 — celebrates nurses and educates the public about the nursing profession and its advancement. This year’s theme is “Nurses: Inspire, Innovate, Influence.” Nurses play a pivotal role in healthcare and inspire change and improvement in patient outcomes, which is certainly something to celebrate.
Walsh University’s Online MSN program inspires the compassionate nurse, celebrates technological innovation and teaches the next generation of future nurses to influence with visionary leadership. Happy National Nurses Week 2018!
What Are the Different Types of APRNs? What Do They Do?
So first things first, do you know what an APRN is and do you know the different types of APRNs? APRN stands for advanced practice registered nurse. It is the umbrella term for advanced practice registered nurses and encompasses four roles:
Gallup poll results show Americans consider nursing the most “honest, ethical profession.” More than 80% of Americans believe nurses have high ethics. Gallup surveyed more than 1,000 Americans to rate the ethics of 22 different occupations.
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