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NursingProxy Editorial

Health, nursing and study ideas—made clearer.

Evidence-aware explainers for real health questions, plus practical guides that help nursing students move from reading to clinical reasoning.

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Clinical simulation and school guides

Use these articles to understand the patient, platform or course task—then continue into the matching NursingProxy resource.

Nursing student using a clinical simulation resourcePlatform guide
10 min

Shadow Health vs iHuman: What’s Actually Different?

Compare the workflow, scoring logic and clinical reasoning each simulation platform expects.

SimulationRead →
Regina Walker Shadow Health guide coverShadow Health
7 min

Regina Walker: End-of-Life Care Guide

Organize a sensitive focused assessment around comfort, communication and patient priorities.

Patient guideRead →
Jennifer Lee iHuman guide coveriHuman
6 min

Jennifer Lee iHuman: Preterm Labor Guide

Review focused history, differential thinking and maternal-fetal priorities for the case.

MaternityRead →
Jennifer Wu Shadow Health guide coverShadow Health
6 min

Jennifer Wu: Gestational Diabetes Assessment Guide

Connect pregnancy history, glucose management, risk assessment and patient education.

MaternityRead →
Tina Jones Shadow Health guide coverShadow Health
8 min

How to Complete Tina Jones Shadow Health

A structured approach to interview questions, physical exam choices and clinical documentation.

Core patientRead →
Nursing clinical assessment study sceneShadow Health
6 min

Edward Carter: Focused Pain Assessment

Build an organized pain history and connect findings with appropriate nursing priorities.

AssessmentRead →
Nurse presenting practical study tipsStudy tips
5 min

Shadow Health Tips for a Stronger Score

Improve efficiency without skipping clinical reasoning, safety checks or documentation.

WorkflowRead →
Nurse introducing a nursing school guideSchool guide
6 min

GCU Nursing Class: What to Expect

Understand common online course rhythms, weekly workload and useful planning habits.

UniversitiesRead →
iHuman case study guide coveriHuman
7 min

How to Complete an iHuman Case Study

Move from history and exam findings into a ranked differential and defensible plan.

Case workflowRead →
Clinical simulation learning environmentShadow Health
6 min

Heather Powell: Chest Pain Assessment

Prioritize time-sensitive questions and focused findings without losing the full picture.

CardiovascularRead →
Nursing student preparing for a patient assessmentShadow Health
5 min

Danny Rivera: Abdominal Pain Assessment

Structure pediatric history, symptom analysis and caregiver communication for the case.

PediatricsRead →
Focused nursing assessment study guideShadow Health
6 min

Brian Foster: Mental Health and Safety Assessment

Approach sensitive mental-health questions directly, respectfully and with safety in view.

Mental healthRead →
Nursing student reviewing an obstetric simulationShadow Health
6 min

Rachel Hardy: Obstetric Assessment

Organize prenatal history and findings around gestational hypertension and maternal risk.

ObstetricsRead →
Shadow Health comprehensive patient guideReference guide
9 min

Complete Shadow Health Patient List

Find the major patients, focused assessments and the clinical skills each case emphasizes.

Patient indexExplore →
Maternity Shadow Health assessment guideMaternity series
10 min

Maternity Shadow Health Assessments Guide

Navigate Jennifer Wu, Daanis LaFontaine, Naomi Adebayo, Gloria Hernandez and Luna Morales.

Patient collectionExplore →

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