American Nurse Practitioner Foundation -ANPF

02/11/2016

NPs, how does the nursing shortage affect your practice?

The country has experienced nursing shortages for decades, but an aging population means the problem is about to get much worse.

02/03/2016

In honor of Heart Health Month....drink some tea!

A new study shows that habitual tea consumption may protect against arterial stiffness.

01/13/2016

Consent and privacy continue to be issues for everyone, as this compelling case shows.

We should be wary of changes that expand oversight of science but provide little benefit to human subjects.

12/14/2015

A dose of Monday humor for you!

Oh, HIPAA...

12/14/2015

This is a nice little infographic on concussion recovery.

If you’ve experienced a concussion, follow a few guidelines to getting better.

Learn more about concussion treatment and management from our experts. http://mayocl.in/1LRckqw

12/11/2015

Guess what folks? The obesity problem isn't going anywhere soon....

The Harvard Chan School’s Walter Willett discusses recent findings on obesity, blood pressure, and smoking.

11/25/2015

Gobbling: it's really just for turkeys! Two top NPs share tips for surviving the holiday.

http://anp-foundation.org/surviving-thanksgiving/

11/24/2015

Some good-looking veggie sides, for those of you still planning your menu!

Looking for new veggie recipes to try out this Thanksgiving? We've got you covered: http://bit.ly/1I56Zxa

11/13/2015

Some good tips to share with patients!

These surprising tips can help you lose pounds and inches.

11/04/2015

Stress-busting super-foods for busy, stressed NPs!

Imagine taking a bite of a healthy fruit or veggie rather than a pill to help calm your nerves. Registered dietitian Amy Jamieson-Petonic prescribes some stress-busting foods.

10/27/2015

Haunted House + teachable moments = fun for these Rutgers nurses!

The Halloween event doubles as an educational exercise

10/21/2015

There are some good tips here for avoiding the sugar rush!

8 Tips for a Healthier Halloween Staying healthy is difficult enough when you’re a busy medical professional, and Halloween only complicates matters further. Everywhere you look, Halloween candy, cookies and other seasonal treats are beckoning to be eaten.