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Nursing Journals – Featured Journal
Twice each month, we feature a nursing journal from the more than 60 nursing journals available on our site.
Many of our Featured Journals include continuing education activities, special features, recurring departments, patient education tools, and more. We invite you to check back often to take advantage of our Featured Journal/
The current Featured Journals are…
Current Issue: Featured online until 2/1/25
One of the top journals for professional nurses, Nursing2025 is tailored for those who care for patients in various settings: hospitals, patient homes, long-term care facilities, and outpatient clinics to name a few. Every month, it offers a range of compelling clinical and nonclinical articles presented in a readable, no-nonsense style. Featured topics reflect what nurses need to know to stay current: the latest information on core clinical topics (such as cardiac and respiratory care, drug updates, new treatments and nursing techniques), legal and ethical issues, and professional trends. Ample use of illustrations, charts, and other graphics clarify complex clinical concepts. Slice-of-life narratives written by real nurses about their most memorable professional experiences remain a hallmark of Nursing2025. The comprehensive department lineup also reflects Nursing2025's commitment to balancing clinical, professional, and human-interest topics--for example, regular departments include Medication Errors, Advice p.r.n., Ethical Problems, Legal Questions, Clinical Dos and Don'ts, Sharing, and Tips and Timesavers. Every issue of Nursing2025 is a complete package addressing the range of skills and knowledge that today's busy professional nurse needs to give excellent patient care.
Current Issue: Featured online until 2/1/25
Journal of Infusion Nursing, the official publication of the Infusion Nurses Society (INS), seeks to promote excellence in infusion nursing by presenting new research, clinical reviews, case studies, and professional development information relevant to the practice of infusion therapy. Articles selected for publication represent the broad scope of the infusion specialty and draw on the expertise of all healthcare providers who participate in the delivery of infusion therapy. Articles that appear in the Journal of Infusion Nursing are selected by a process of double-blind peer review. Articles are reviewed by 3 or more editorial reviewers or other selected experts. INS retains final approval on all articles published in this journal.