The Nursing Blog

When it comes to comfortable and durable footwear for healthcare professionals, Dansko clogs are the gold standard. These stylish and supportive sh...

When it comes to scrubs, comfort and functionality are key. As a healthcare professional, you spend long hours on your feet, constantly moving and ...

In the market for a new stethoscope? Your stethoscope is the tool of your trade, and an investment in your practice – so it is important to learn and consider all your options. 

Varicose Veins Varicose veins – those gnarly, bulging veins that are visible through the skin.  They cause pain, leg fatigue, and swelling.  The va...

In my experience, nurses are pretty committed to their shoe brands, for various reasons.  Some are hesitant to try something new and stick to their preferred sneaker brand.  Others love those clogs.  Let’s explore the benefits of clog-type shoes, different styles, and why some nurses love them above all others!

"Working your tail off is hard enough while pregnant – no need to tolerate uncomfortable scrubs!  Many nurses think that since scrubs are somewha...

"Often overlooked, but highly valued – let us just take a moment to give kudos to the male nurses out there. Sometimes called “murses”, man nurses, partners in the trenches. You know who you are! Nursing is not a profession defined by gender norms anymore! Today, 12% of registered nurses are men, and that number is climbing! We welcome you!"

“As supporters of medical professionals, here at Scrub Pro we want to raise awareness and recognition of the key issues that are continuing to affect healthcare workers during COVID-19.”

"We’re all familiar with the most challenging part of shopping online…trying to figure out fit! Sure, there are sizing charts and we can tape our inseam and waist, but sometimes the difficulty has more to do with the actual shape of the clothing, rather than the volume of fabric. For those of you who need ...

Antimicrobial fabrics have been around for a few years, but infection preventionists everywhere are now taking a second look. First, let us look at the types of fabrics, what they can be used for (besides scrubs), and then investigate how effective they are. 

Very few nurses are sitting behind desks, in comfy, temperature-controlled offices all day. In fact, most of us are busting our rumps as we navigate from patient to patient, through crowded rooms, dealing with a whole host of body fluids and substances. It’s during these days that we realize that our ultra-soft scrubs ...