A National Academy of Medicine discussion paper calls for nursing leaders at academic health systems to integrate pre- and post-licensure education efforts with schools of nursing to ensure nurses are prepared for practice throughout their careers.
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Nurses experiencing mental distress reduced their burnout rates by nearly half and suicidal ideation by 80% through a paired mental health screening and video-based, self-delivered cognitive behavioral skills-building program, a study found.
The AONL Nominations Committee seeks nominations for three appointed positions on the 2027 AONL Board of Directors.
Last month, I shared the vision for our AONL chapters entering 2026. This month, we focus on the first pillar: Chapters as Leadership Development Catalysts.
As demand for healthcare services continues to rise due to an aging population, increasing cancer complexity, and ongoing nursing shortages, reducing the burden on bedside oncology nurses has become increasingly critical.
Skilled nursing facilities in Maryland containing ventilated residents had higher rates of C. auris transmission, according to a study published in the American Journal of Infection Control.
The respiratory syncytial virus vaccine (RSV) was effective in preventing 73% of RSV-associated hospitalizations among Medicare beneficiaries residing in nursing homes, a JAMA Internal Medicine study found.
Prominent medical organizations issued vaccine recommendations for influenza, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus for 2026-2027, following the publication of an evidence review in the Journal of the American Medical Association (AMA).
In an American Hospital Association podcast, a Cone Health representative discusses how it formed a multidisciplinary team to improve maternal health outcomes for women at risk for cardiovascular disease.
The American Hospital Association seeks applicants from rural and critical access hospitals to participate in the third year of a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-funded learning collaborative to improve care transitions for people with opioid use disorder and/or stimulant use disorder.