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Legislative Update | ANA-NY | September 2026

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Amy Kellogg and Caiti Anderson New York’s 2026 legislative session concluded on Friday, June 5th, with the Senate adjourning early in the morning and…

Evidence You Can Use, September 2026

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Enhancing CIWA-Ar Scoring Consistency with an Educational Intervention for Nurses in Orthopedic Acute Care Background Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is a medical condition that…

Climate Conversations, September 2026

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Leading the Way in a Changing Climate We celebrated Nurses Week this past May with the theme “The Power of Nurses,” highlighting the essential…

2026 Future Nurse Leader Awardees

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Althea Pagente SUNY Fulton-Montgomery Community CollegeAmanda Rex New York Institute of TechnologyAmber Garcia Mercy UniversityAshlee Fernandez Pace UniversityAvery Tanton Nazareth UniversityBhavesh ShahUniversity of RochesterCara…

Members on the Move | ANA-NY

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Danielle Ongondo, PhD, RN co-authored “Beyond the Blood Disorder: Unlocking the Individual and Community Factors that Build Resilience in Adults with Sickle Cell”, which…

Political Action Committee

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The American Nurses Association-New York Political Action Committee (ANA-NY PAC) raises funds to support state elected officials and candidates seeking elected office who champion…

Organizational Affiliate Spotlight

Welcome Sigma Kappa Gamma Chapter Formed in 1988, Kappa Gamma is the 241st chapter established at Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society…

New York’s ANA NexGen Ambassador

Moselle Jules, RNThe ANA NextGen Ambassador Program was created to engage Early Career nurses in ANA educational and networking experiences and create…

Nurses House, Inc.

Springing Forward to New Heights It’s been an exciting several months for Nurses House, Inc. as we continue to make strides in…

Nurses Deal in Advocacy

The American Nurses Association-New York Political Action Committee (ANA-NY PAC) was established to raise funds to support state legislators and candidates seeking…

ANA-NY Members on the Move

Dr. Ellen McCabe and Celia McIntosh, DNP, RN, FNP-C, PHMNP-BC, SCRN, CEN, CCRN, CNRN, FADLN, FNAP were handpicked by the American Association…

Climate Conversations

Why the EPA’s Reversal of the Endangerment Finding Matters for Public Health and Nursing Nurses have long recognized that environmental conditions shape…

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Living in the United States has offered most citizens knowledge about organ transplantation. After all, when we obtain a driver’s license, states currently ask whether we’d like to be listed as an organ donor. In addition, there is growing knowledge…

HAPI reduction through process improvement

To strengthen prevention efforts, many hospitals have adopted Kamishibai Cards (K-Cards), a visual quality improvement tool designed to prompt structured conversations between nurse leaders and frontline staff. A study by Stewart found that K-Cards enhanced adherence with evidence-based interventions and…

Medication safety at the bedside: Beyond the rights

Plan reassessment around the medication’s expected effect and the patient’s risks. Ernstmeyer and Christman recommend evaluating the therapeutic response and possible adverse effects. After an opioid, reassess pain relief alongside sedation and respiratory status. Document the actual administration and relevant…

Emotional intelligence in nursing

Nursing has long been described as one of the most demanding professions. Nurses must think critically, communicate effectively, practice safely and efficiently,…

HAPI reduction through process improvement

To strengthen prevention efforts, many hospitals have adopted Kamishibai Cards (K-Cards), a visual quality improvement tool designed to prompt structured conversations between…



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