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The Nursing Community Coalition welcomed senators and representatives to the 118th Congress.
The AONL Foundation for Nursing Leadership Research and Education selected Tiffany Mitchell, MSN, RN, as a financial aid recipient.
The National Institutes of Health last month established a research network to test harm reduction strategies in community settings to determine efforts to help save lives.
An American Hospital Association blog lays out three emergency preparedness priorities: strengthening cross-sector partnerships, building workforce capacity and resilience, and fostering a culture of preparedness.
The American Hospital Association released its second episode of a four-part podcast series on caregiver needs.
The Joint Commission last month announced it is eliminating 168 standards (14%) and revising 14 other standards across its accreditation programs to streamline requirements and make them as efficient and impactful on patient safety, quality and equity as possible.
A tool to address disrespectful workplace behaviors through trained peer-to-peer messaging can be implemented successfully in the nursing workforce with appropriate support, a study found.
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center used a digital tool to improve real-time employee engagement, according to a Journal of Nursing Administration study.
The NCLEX pass rates have declined from about 73% for all candidates and 88% for first-time, U.S. educated candidates to 69% and 82% respectively in 2021, according to a Medscape article.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Future of Nursing Scholars program achieved its goal of developing PhD-prepared nurses primed for long-term careers more quickly, according to an article in Nursing Outlook.