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AONL member Jennifer Carpenter, DNP, RN, says hospitals can leverage artificial intelligence for adaptive and more personalized scheduling to better align trends in case load and census.
Nursing leaders at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital in Charlotte, Va. developed and implemented a post-death care team protocol in March 2022 to support nurses systematically and reduce burnout after patients die.
Claire Zangerle, DNP, RN, AONL CEO and American Hospital Association senior vice president and CNE was part of a panel discussing how nurses can advocate for policies benefiting patients, families and communities.
President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1) into law following the House vote of 218-214 to pass the bill’s final version, enacting administration priorities on taxes, border security, energy and deficit reduction.
In a statement, AONL said its “hearts are with the individuals, families and communities impacted by the catastrophic flooding across Central Texas.”
AONL announced three candidates are running for president-elect of the board.
The long-term care industry is concerned about the administration’s immigration deportations and proposals to reduce Medicaid spending.
A recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s overhauled Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices for people to receive only single-dose seasonal influenza vaccines without thimerosal elicited pushback from mainstream scientists, public health experts and major medical…
Nemours Children’s Health developed free materials to educate patients and their families about specific questions to ask their health care professionals and actions to take to improve safety for their child.
Hand hygiene adherence improved in a hospital surgical unit during a nine-month period at the individual and group level after participants received digital feedback from an electronic monitoring system.