AONL
Content by and about the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL).
Nurse leaders are frequently called to manage urgent problems, meet quality metrics and implement new initiatives effectively.
Creating a strategy is an essential business practice for positioning any organization for success.
The journey toward high reliability in health care emphasizes safety, standardization and reduction of harm through a culture of continuous improvement.
In the ever-evolving world of health care, nursing leaders play a pivotal role in ensuring not just the quality of care, but also its consistency and safety.
Low health literacy is a widespread challenge, with 9 out of 10 U.S. adults struggling to understand and use medical information. This communication gap leads to medication errors, non-adherence, and poor health outcomes.
This episode focuses on the importance of comprehensive workplace violence prevention policies.
The Leadership Laboratory is a blended learning program (virtual sessions and online work) held over a six-month period. The program is a fresh format for the leadership development of nurse managers and is facilitated by Dr. Barbara Mackoff.
Fewer than 16% of counties offered labor after cesarean section with many counties concentrated in the Northeast and Western states, a study found.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta addressed gaps to prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infections in its 56-bed pediatric intensive care unit, resulting in a sustained rate of zero CAUTIs for more than a year.
In its first public meeting, the Vaccine Integrity Project presented a comprehensive review of vaccine studies, concluding no new evidence exists to support Health and Human Services Department changes to the fall COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for pregnant women or children most at risk.