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Kenya McCullum

Contributing Author

Kenya McCullum has been a professional writer and researcher for over twenty years and has written hundreds of feature-length articles, guidebooks, and other in-depth content. She has tackled various healthcare topics, such as women's health, fitness, mental health, addiction, and nutrition, as well as issues providers face when delivering care. Also, McCullum has extensive experience writing about higher education, online learning, continuing education, and professional development. Throughout her career, she has interviewed numerous leaders in the healthcare and education sectors. She has a master’s degree in communication and a bachelor’s degree in English.

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Why You Should Enroll in an Accelerated Nursing Program
Have you been thinking about becoming a nurse, but since you've already earned a bachelor's degree in another field, you're reluctant to start your education over from scratch? Have you been working in another industry, and you’re hesitant to take that leap toward making a career change? If this is the case, an accelerated nursing program can alleviate these concerns. These programs are specifically designed for those who have a bachelor’s degree in a non-nursing discipline, and they allow you to focus solely on nursing instead of retaking general education courses. This can go a long way toward helping you reach your goals without the frustrations of feeling like you’re wasting your time.
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What are the Differences Between Nursing School Approval and Accreditation?
Nursing school approval and accreditation are both important, and they are something prospective students should look for when exploring different nursing programs. However, these designations are not the same. When nursing schools receive approval, it means they've been sanctioned by the board of nursing in the state where the school is located. On the other hand, accreditation is provided after a review of a nursing education program by a nongovernmental organization to ensure it meets the standards of the field.
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What Colleges Are Doing to Address Nursing Shortages
To help address the increasing nursing shortage, colleges have taken action in several ways. The following is a look at some of the strategies nursing schools have put into place to help increase the workforce.
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5 Ways AI Is Changing Nursing Practice
Although it may seem complicated, AI, and its relationship to nursing is quite simple.
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5 Big Challenges AI Is Causing in Healthcare
However, despite these benefits, there are still major concerns about the use of artificial intelligence in the healthcare industry. While in some ways AI has proven beneficial, there are also some drawbacks that health professionals have been considering as they increasingly adopt these tools. The following are some of the potential problems that can arise with the use of AI, and the impact they can have on practitioners and patients alike.