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The latest report from AONL and Laudio examines how Gen Z RNs’ unique preferences are reshaping the nursing workforce and offers recommendations on how nurse leaders can support the long-term retention of Gen Z nurses.
AONL invites candidates at all levels of nursing leadership and across the continuum to apply for its Board of Directors representing Regions 1, 3, and 6 and the At-Large position.
AONL announced its annual award recipients this week. Jeffrey Doucette, DNP, RN, senior vice president and CNO at Press Ganey, South Bend, Ind., will receive the AONL Exemplary Leadership Award.
Heart organizations released updated guidelines on managing cholesterol, including lowering the age to begin screening and treatment from age 40 to 30.
New Mexico combatted its 2025 measles outbreak and boosted vaccination rates by pairing a broad public communications campaign with greater statewide access to measles vaccination for children and adults.
A Boston federal judge temporarily blocked federal health officials from lowering the number of vaccines recommended for children.
The application period for the American Hospital Association 2027 Foster G. McGaw Prize is open until May 5.
Hospital executives speaking during the HIMSS26 meeting in Las Vegas said they are employing artificial intelligence to address operational or administrative challenges before integrating it with complex clinical care.
A Canadian study found up to 40% of pregnancy complications would have gone undetected without following a new mother for six weeks after delivery.
An American Hospital Association podcast explores how Duke University partnered with a local federally qualified health center to address hypertension disparities in Durham, N.C.