Therapeutic humor won't change a clinical outcome—it can't shrink a tumor or erase heart disease. But it can help patients better navigate the processes of illness, recovery, and even dying, says ...

Nurse Blake – who’s been hailed “a genuine phenomenon” by The New York Times – will return to the stage with his specialty blend of humor and nursing expertise for a night of laughter ...

The brutally honest preschooler who comes to visit your patient, the nursing meme someone posted on the coffee machine, a rumbling stomach during a blood pressure check: If you don't notice humor ...

If you think a dementia patient can be cheerfully ditsy and if you can laugh at the sight of an angry, nearly blind woman plotting to use her wheelchair-bound roommate as a tool for escape from ...

The brutally honest preschooler who comes to visit your patient, the nursing meme someone posted on the coffee machine, a rumbling stomach during a blood pressure check: If you don't notice humor ...

He started making videos with funny observations about the field and posting them to social media. He describes it on his website as “combining my passion for nursing and comedy to create a positive ...

I really don’t know what a “humor therapy workshop” is because that would have meant purchasing the entire article for $14, which I didn’t think was funny.

Nursing Times is looking for stories about funny things that have happened to you professionally in your practice. Do you have any humorous anecdotes about your workinglife that you can share and that ...