While recently speaking at a nursing conference, the speaker before me was trying to make the point that nurses don’t support each other. One more sweeping

My life has been spinning out of control. The entire last year has been particularly “full” with business activities, new products and projects (I worked on

I just watched the premier of the newest medical drama “Mercy” on NBC which seems to focus on the lives of several key nursing characters.

I’m finally on Twitter www.twitter.com/donnacardillorn and Facebook  http://www.facebook.com/donna.wilkcardillo. Have been on LinkedIn  but am now actually using it. Twitter is interesting and amazing and I’m

My latest book, A Daybook for Beginning Nurses is hot off the presses. It was written for new graduates to inspire, motivate, and inform. There

There seems to be a shortage of nursing jobs, as opposed to a shortage of nurses, for the time being. I am receiving many, many

There is an interesting article on lemondrop.com by Laura Gilbert about the recent “run” of TV dramas featuring a nurse as the main character. She begs

While speaking at an association meeting (non-nursing) someone came up to me and said, “Do you help nurses who want to get out of nursing??”

I’ve just had the opportunity to view the first episode of Nurse Jackie – a new drama premiering on June 8 on the Showtime Channel.

With a nationwide shortage of primary care physicians and a need for more cost effective, accessible, and high quality health care, nurse practitioners continue to take

Some of you may be familiar with Donna Maheady’s work with disabled nurses and nursing students. If you aren’t, be sure to visit the online

An op-ed piece by Sandy Summers, RN appeared in today’s Boston Sun. Check it out at  http://tinyurl.com/qjkl82   Summer’s assertion, the subject of her book Saving