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Applications are open for the Johnson & Johnson Nurse Innovation Fellowship Program.
Nursing leaders who want to start virtual nursing programs should start small, include front-line staff and patients in decision-making, and prioritize seamless integration with electronic health record software, says AONL member Kathi Zarubi, DNP, RN.
Respondents to an annual Gallup poll named nurses the most trusted profession for the 22nd year in a row, with 78% of U.S. adults saying nurses have high honesty and ethical standards.
An AONL podcast released this week explores how nursing leaders at OH Health University of Oklahoma Medical Center developed an interprofessional care delivery model.
The time is now to revolutionize care delivery at the bedside.
People who suffer from depression during or after pregnancy face a heightened risk for suicide, according to two recent studies.
To encourage medication administration error reporting, leaders should emphasize the benefits of reporting, adopt a non-punitive approach and create a blame-free culture, a study concluded.
Despite a lack of robust data tracking, health care experts note COVID-19 cases are up, with older and vulnerable people more likely to be hospitalized due to the virus.
A four-day workweek for nurse managers at Mount Sinai Health System in New York City appears to improve morale.
The American Hospital Association later this month will launch its biennial Diversity Equity and Inclusion benchmark survey through its Institute for Diversity and Health Equity.