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Understanding Workplace Violence in Nursing
Workplace violence in nursing encompasses a range of harmful behaviors, including physical assaults, verbal abuse, bullying, and other forms of aggression directed…
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Welcome New WNA Members
Join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association Jennifer Altmann Marian Anderson
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Stay Active, Stay Healthy: The Role of Physical Activity in Nurses’ Well-Being
As nurses, you’re used to being on your feet, providing care, and navigating fast-paced environments. While it may seem like you’re already getting your…
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Prioritizing Nutrition for Nurses: A Path to Better Health and Patient Care
Nurses are the backbone of healthcare, tirelessly caring for patients while often neglecting their own well-being. Proper nutrition plays a crucial role…
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Welcome New Members
Join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association! Kristy Baars Melissa Bader
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Incorporating Journaling into Your New Year’s Resolutions
As the new year approaches, it’s an ideal time for nurses to consider resolutions that promote personal well-being and professional growth. One…
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Meet Brandon Geracie: Passionate Nurse, WNA Member, and Advocate for Growth
For Brandon Geracie, the inspiration to pursue a career in nursing came during a deeply personal moment. While witnessing the…
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Congratulations to the Fall 2024 Future Nursing Leader Award Winners!
Twice a year, the WNA Awards Committee selects five graduates of schools and colleges of nursing in Wisconsin to receive the WNA Future Nursing…
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Update on ANA and WNA Dues Increase
By now you should have received communication from ANA regarding the 5.1% membership dues increase for the Premier member and a $9.00 increase for…
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Finding Joy and Managing Stress During the Holiday Season as a Nurse
The holiday season is often described as “the most wonderful time of the year,” but for nurses, it can…
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