Renée Hewitt

Renée is Editorial Director of Nurse Approved and a healthcare storytelling pro who’s spent decades turning complex topics into compelling reads. She leads the platform’s editorial vision, championing nurses through trusted journalism, expert insights, and community-driven stories. When she’s not shaping content strategy, she’s the co-founder of IntoBirds, proving her advocacy extends well beyond humans.

New Research Finds Wild Blueberries May Improve Heart, Blood Sugar, and Gut Health

As National Nutrition Month highlights the role of nutrition in disease prevention, new research points to wild blueberries as a simple food that may...

Critical Care Transport Nurses Mark 20 Years of CTRN Certification

Ground transport nurses who deliver lifesaving care during interfacility transfers and emergency scene responses are marking a major professional milestone this year. The Certified Transport...

What The Pitt Gets Right About PCOS, Pain Bias, and Missed Diagnoses

Emergency clinicians know the moment well: a patient arrives in severe pain after being told somewhere else that nothing is wrong. In Season 2,...

Losing an Hour of Sleep? What Nurses Should Know Before Clocks Spring Forward

As Daylight Saving Time begins on March 8, nurses and healthcare professionals face more than a one-hour clock change. The shift can disrupt circadian...

Generational Shifts Are Reshaping the Nursing Workforce. Hospitals Are Struggling to Keep Up

A new national report from Medical Solutions confirms what many nurse leaders are already seeing firsthand: generational differences are reshaping the clinician workforce and...

How Tamie Sturgis, LPN, Transformed a TBI Survivor’s Life and Became a Nurse Approved Healthcare Hero

Healthcare transformation does not always happen inside hospital walls. Sometimes it happens one patient at a time, through sustained commitment that changes a life. For...

An LPN Helped Build a Hospital and End 150 Years Without Care in West Louisville

When Norton West Louisville Hospital opened in late 2024, it ended a 150-year absence of hospital care in Louisville’s majority-Black West End. At the center of that...

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