Discover 5 habits to quit that will to help you create a happier personal and professional life.

Take these five steps to build your perioperative knowledge and strategically plan for your future.

Read our guest blog from Sarah Hirx, MSN, RN, CNOR and discover the five lessons she learned after taking on a new perioperative leadership role.

We’ve gathered some fun holiday gift ideas for the perioperative nurses on your list. Take time to recognize the hard work they do to make patients safer.

The complexities of instrument processing and the daily pressures for processed instruments can create an endless cycle of professional conflict – resulting in toxic work environments and staff turnover.

Refine your skills in measuring outcomes and the other basic steps of evidence-based practice to improve patient care.

Learn how you can fight back to get in your peak performance zone.

A lack of wellbeing is the central factor in nurse turnover, according to a new study by periop nurse researchers.

After multiple failed attempts over a 10-year period, a perioperative team at Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, MO changed their approach that led to successfully implementing their Robotic Transplant Team.

As a neurosurgeon, John Boockvar, MD, knows a lot about the brain, including how to cool it down (literally) to manage stress.