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Nurse leaders are working closely with finance teams while pushing for staffing decisions that better reflect patient needs and workforce realities.

Health care leaders share practical steps to improve visibility, standardization and accountability for peripheral IVs, which are one of the most common devices in care.

Last-minute call-outs are a signal of a system under strain. Chromie Health examines the feedback loop driving workforce instability and what faster, smarter response looks like.

AACN has partnered with the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL) to announce the release of a new playbook to guide academic and practice leaders as they develop successful, sustainable partnerships.

The American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL), in partnership with Laudio, released its Spring 2026 report, Engaging and Retaining Gen Z Nurses: Trends and Strategies. Based on data from nearly 100,000 RNs across 150+ hospitals, the report reveals how Gen Z nurses are reshaping workforce expectations and provides data-driven strategies to help nurse leaders strengthen engagement and long-term retention.

This convening of Chief Nursing Officer/Executive and Chief Financial Officer dyads from health care systems across the United States explored how high-functioning CNO–CFO partnerships can strengthen workforce stability, care model innovation and long-term financial sustainability.

Beyond the Needle: Learn how a unifying cutting-edge technology with improved care models can transform vascular access

A Southeastern health system stabilized staffing, reduced premium labor, and built a long-term RN pipeline using an international workforce strategy.

This white paper explores four strategic ways in which research databases empower clinical educators and nursing leaders to accelerate a healthcare institution’s Magnet journey.

Nurse scheduling is no longer just an operational task, it's a strategic lever for improving staff satisfaction, reducing burnout, and building a more resilient workforce.

AACN has partnered with the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL) to announce the release of a new playbook to guide academic and practice leaders as they develop successful, sustainable partnerships.

While 74% of hospital leaders believe virtual care will play an important role in care delivery, most hospitals remain in the early stages of adoption.

The ROI Calculator helps nurse executives and hospital leaders turn nursing workforce investments into measurable financial outcomes by financially quantifying the impact of turnover and hospital-acquired conditions.

The American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL) and its Workforce Committee are leading a national effort to unde stand and address nurse leaders’ key workforce challenges.

Empowering front-line clinicians to drive quality initiatives requires a combination of leadership support, structured processes and a culture of continuous improvement.

The Evolv whitepaper, "The Impact of Workplace Violence on Nurses, Staff, Visitors, and Patients in Healthcare Facilities," offers an in-depth analysis of the rising incidence of violence in clinical settings and introduces a layered security model designed to enhance safety for all individuals in health care environments.

The AvaSure whitepaper, "Reducing ED Boarding While Funding Virtual Care: A Patient Safety and ROI Case Study," explores how addressing ED boarding can unlock both clinical and financial benefits—improving patient flow, reducing burnout and creating a sustainable path to fund virtual care initiatives.

As the health care workforce evolves, hospitals must adapt to retain talent, control labor costs and ensure high-quality patient care.

What’s driving nurses to stay—or leave? AMN Healthcare’s 2025 RN Survey delivers critical insights and five strategies to strengthen nurse retention and workforce resilience.

The Philips whitepaper, "Revolutionizing Telemetry: How Modern CMUs Drive Health Systems into the Future," offers an in-depth analysis of traditional telemetry monitoring and its limitations in present-day healthcare settings.