
Medical Examiner Nurses: Nursing Meets Forensic Science
Medical examiner nursing offers registered nurses interested in forensic science, public health, and death investigation a way to apply clinical expertise beyond the bedside .
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Medical examiner nursing offers registered nurses interested in forensic science, public health, and death investigation a way to apply clinical expertise beyond the bedside .

Nursing is the largest segment of the U.S. health care workforce. Who gets into nursing school, who feels they belong there, and who is standing at the front of the classroom shape what care looks like for millions of patients. Representation in nursing education is not a side conversation about optics. It is a patient

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September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month , a time to raise awareness about suicide, remember those who have been lost, and remind people that support is available. For nurses and other healthcare professionals, the conversation is especially important.
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