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The American Organization for Nursing Leadership partnered with Joslin Marketing to conduct a longitudinal study on the impact of COVID-19 on nursing leadership in key areas over time.
Innovative Initiatives to Support Recruitment and Retention. Hospitals and health systems are grappling with complex staffing requirements, exacerbated by rising patient demands and financial constraints.
Today in Nursing Leadership Podcast
Evidence suggests mentorship increases nurse manager competencies, self-efficacy, engagement, and safety outcomes.
Today in Nursing Leadership Podcast
The role of the front-line nurse leader is one of the most difficult and expansive in health care. Learn how one health system is realigning leadership roles to support the critical nature of the nurse leader leading to more meaningful work.
Today in Nursing Leadership Podcast
Associate nurse graduates can often find themselves locked out of employment. Learn more about disparities in opportunities for nursing students who are not advantaged by race or socioeconomic status with regard to nursing education and employment
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Discover how to effectively manage extended workforce resources, such as per diem staff, to reduce labor costs through flexibility and reduce burnout for full-time employees.
Today in Nursing Leadership Podcast
Healthcare in a rural setting is very challenging. With limited resources, including staff, equipment, and supplies, many organizations are struggling to stay open.
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AONL’s Workforce Compendium is featured in the July/August issue of the Journal of Nursing Administration.
Today in Nursing Leadership Podcast
Improving nursing engagement while struggling with staffing shortages, burnout, and unbalanced ratios of novice to experienced nurses can seem overwhelming.
Today in Nursing Leadership Podcast
Rise up from the ashes of the pandemic to create a sustainable future of the nursing workforce.
Learn how automating the process of collecting and returning patient belongings can improve nurse satisfaction and reduce administrative burnout.