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A University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing report contends that while artificial intelligence could decrease paperwork and improve patient monitoring, it raises concerns about bias, accountability and patient privacy.
AONL and the other 64 members of the Nursing Community Coalition signed a letter thanking the leadership of the House and Senate Nursing Caucuses, along with 23 Senators, for introducing S.Res. 709 and H.Res. 1264.
In an AONL podcast, Christina Llanez, MSN, RN, and Yamaleh Reyes, MSN, RN, discuss how they created a nurse advocacy day at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami.
AONL committee members published insights gleaned from interviews with 18 nurse executives on digital transformation in their organizations, their evolving role and the support they need to succeed.
AONL Director of Education Partnerships Alysia Adams, DNP, RN, discusses AONL’s new Microlearning Hub, which offers more than a dozen courses free to AONL members.
AONL invites nominations for its Emerging Professional Voices program by June 18.
AONL opened applications for the 2027 AONL Fellow designation.
AONL held its annual Advocacy Day this week in Washington, D.C., with 290 nurse leaders from 41 states participating.
AONL is asking members to take five minutes to complete a new Quick Hits survey, developed in partnership with Chartis, on the evolving role of LPNs/LVNs in workforce strategy, care model redesign, and addressing staffing shortages.
A quality improvement project at San Joaquin General Hospital in French Camp, Calif., decreased blood culture contamination rates in emergency department patients, improving outcomes and lowering costs, according to an American Journal of Nursing study.