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.

Nurse Approved Healthcare Hero: Honoring the Life and Legacy of Dr. Janell Green Smith, DNP, CNM

Nurse Approved is proud to name Dr. Janell Green Smith, DNP, CNM, as its inaugural Nurse Approved Healthcare Hero, an honor recognizing nurses, midwives,...

Nurse Approved Healthcare Hero: Honoring the Life and Legacy of Dr. Janell Green Smith, DNP, CNM

Nurse Approved is proud to name Dr. Janell Green Smith, DNP, CNM, as its inaugural Nurse Approved Healthcare Hero, an honor recognizing nurses, midwives,...

Nurse Burnout Isn’t a Personal Failure. It’s a Patient Safety Issue

Burnout has become so common in nursing that many clinicians quietly assume it is part of the job. Long shifts, chronic understaffing, emotional labor,...

Common Misconceptions About Allied Health Careers Debunked for Nurses

Allied health professionals make up more than 60% of the healthcare workforce, yet their roles are still widely misunderstood, even by clinicians who work...

The War on Diabetes: How Nurses Can Lead the Fight Using Today’s Breakthroughs

According to a recent report from AARP Bulletin, America is facing a full-scale war on diabetes and nurses are on the front lines. Diabetes now...

The Future of Nursing, Rewritten. 20 Predictions Shaping 2026: The Adaptive Nurse: Leadership, Education, and Workforce Redesign

In 2026, the most valuable nursing skill will not be tied to a job title or setting. It will be adaptability. As healthcare systems confront...

The Future of Nursing, Rewritten. 20 Predictions Shaping 2026: Reclaiming the Human Core of Nursing in 2026

Technology may finally be easing nurses’ workloads in 2026, but that progress has sharpened a more urgent question. What parts of nursing should never...

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