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The National Institute of Nursing Research will host a webinar on the National Academy of Medicine report, Ending Unequal Treatment, and the implications for nursing science on Aug. 27 at 12:00 p.m. ET.
Nurse leaders should convey to CEOs the value nurses bring to care to avoid being viewed as an expense, say AONL members Katie Boston-Leary, PhD, RN, and Rudy Jackson, DNP, RN.
Mercy Health used an artificial intelligence tool to summarize patients’ emergency department stays, reducing charting errors by 60%, according to AONL member and Senior Vice President and CNE Betty Jo Rocchio, DNP, RN.
An article in the July/August issue of the Journal of Nursing Administration discusses a book on nursing professional governance, edited by AONL faculty and staff and published in partnership with AONL.
AONL and the other 63 members of the Nursing Community Coalition reiterated their funding priorities for fiscal year 2025 to Senate Appropriations Chair Patty Murray, D-Wash., and Vice-Chair Susan Collins, R-Maine.
M. Lindell Joseph, PhD, RN, will become the editor in chief of Nurse Leader, effective January 2025.
AONL members can vote through Aug. 12 for board election candidates for treasurer and Directors of region 2, region 4 and region 8.
AONL board member Rachel Culpepper, DNP, RN, underscored the importance of passing the Safety from Violence for Healthcare Employees Act (H.R. 2584/S. 2768) this week during an American Hospital Association Capitol Hill briefing.
An artificial intelligence tool accurately predicted which inpatients would have worsening conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic, an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality study found.
Sepsis alert systems in emergency departments were linked to improved patient outcomes, including a reduced risk of death and shorter hospital stays, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open.