Nursing

This compilation is created by the site RN Central. On it are links to nursing education, nursing communities and organizations, employment, nursing blogs and more.

A general-interest Web site for nurses.

An excellent report done in 2010 by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The entire report can be downloaded for free or read in shorter sections at this Web site.

This site gives information to both caregivers and patients about clinical laboratory tests.

Provided by the National Library of Medicine, this site gives information about over 15,000 drugs

This site provides links to teaching files, multimedia tutorials, nursing journals, medical cases and more.

The online version of a standard medical reference source.

This site provides resources and information about education, career development and minority health for minority nurses in America.

Provides information and assistance to health care organizations and professionals in serving diverse populations.

A division of the National Institutes of Health, NINR supports both basic and clinical research in the field.

A comprehensive site for all aspects of a nurse’s life.

This is a quick but comprehensive first aid guide for nurses.

Federal agency charged with protecting the health and safety of Americans.

Weekly disease and death reports sent by state health departments to the CDC.

This agency is the principal source of health statistics for the United States.

This organization defines itself as “the steward of medical and behavioral research for the Nation.” Their Web site offers a wide array of information.

Part of the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, OMH focuses on eliminating health disparities for racial and ethnic minorities.

Similar in mission to the OMH site referenced above, OMHD is based within the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Sponsored by the National Library of Medicine. This website provides access to consumer health information.