Read some of the advice that EBSCO nurses have for nursing students and new practicing nurses to help them through their education and starting out in their careers this coming year.

The key to providing quality point-of-care information resources is truly getting to know the workflow and pain points of the end-user. The EBSCO Health team recently took a deep dive into understanding the information need of nurses through Contextual Inquiry, see what Peter Darcy, Senior Director of Nursing Point of Care Product Management for EBSCO Health had to say on the process, findings and value of this research method.

Excellent patient care hinges on the quality of nursing skills and focus on patient care. EBSCO Health helps nurses hone their nursing skills.

Understanding the new normal of nurse workloads is key to providing your staff with the support they need to deliver excellent patient care.

Nurses are the heart and soul of any hospital. EBSCO Health wants to wish you a Happy Nurses Week 2017 and let you know how amazing we think you truly are.

Access to superior nursing information resources makes a big difference for nurses providing care as well as those receiving care. Press play to learn how.

Chief Nursing Officers need to ensure nurse retention and job satisfaction. How can EBSCO’s Nursing Reference Center™ Plus help?

Creating lifelong learners, retaining new grad nurses, promoting professional accountability, and ensuring the highest level of patient care and satisfaction are just some of the many driving forces leading hospitals to implement nursing residency programs. Take a look at Adventist Health’s journey through the first year of its Nurse Residency Program.

Watch a video that will help you to better understand the workload, information needs and information seeking habits of nurses.

Find out what Peg Graney, Technical Support Supervisor for EBSCO Health, identifies as the five most frequently asked support questions for Nursing Reference Center™ Plus, the premier source for evidence-based information designed by nurses for nurses.