Exclusively searches the complete text articles from the 50 leading nursing journals available on NursingCenter, including more than 900 continuing education activities, clinical resources and drug updates contained within this website.
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Expands your search to include results from more than 140 authoritative nursing websites that have been recommended by nurses like you, including the National Library of Medicine and other government-operated databases, professional societies and associations, and other clinical and professional resources.
RSS stands for 'Really Simple Syndication'. An RSS feed provides a regularly scheduled way for distributing and collecting an updated summary of information
from sources on the Web, including newspapers, magazines, shopping site, and blogs.
NursingCenter offers several free RSS feeds to create and distribute news feeds that include links, headlines, and summaries to material recently published on the site:
Recommended Reading: Updated whenever new journal articles are added to the Recommended Reading list.
Recommended CE: Updated whenever new CE activities are added to the Recommended CE list.
New CE: Updated whenever new CE activities are published on NursingCenter.
Journals: Updated whenever a new journal issue is published on NursingCenter.
RSS delivers its information as an XML file, also called an ' RSS feed', 'webfeed', ' RSS stream', or ' RSS channel'.
How do I use RSS feeds ?
To use RSS feeds, you will need either a news aggregator/reader or blog reader. These aggregators/readers download and display RSS feeds for you. Many of these types of programs are available for download on the web, both free and commercial versions.
Some free RSS readers are…
NursingCenter offers several free RSS feeds to create and distribute news feeds that include links, headlines, and summaries to material recently published on the site:
These feeds are provided free of charge for use by individuals and non-profit organizations for personal, non-commercial purposes.
You must provide attribution to NursingCenter with your use of the feeds.
NursingCenter reserves the right to discontinue distribution of these feeds at any time for any reason, and also reserves
the right to request the immediate termination of any use of the feeds it determines to be inappropriate.
Your use of any of the NursingCenter RSS feeds indicates your acknowledgement of these terms and conditions.
