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Collective Efforts in Advancing Indigenous Nursing through Partnership
Weaving Stronger Ties This report speaks to collaboration that is advancing the growth of Oklahoma Native American nurses. At the heart of our efforts is the Indigenous value of “Making Relatives” — a commitment to…
Think Your Employer’s Malpractice Insurance Has You Covered? Think Again.
Nursing professionals carry a great deal of responsibility – and with that comes potential risk. If you’re named in a lawsuit, the impact can…
The Power of Kindness: A Bedside Nurse’s Role in Healing
In the whirlwind of hospital alarms, rapid responses, and medical procedures, it is easy to forget that healing is not just about science, it…
Nurse Led Support Groups: A Path to Community and Healing
Faith Community Nurses (FCNs) promote the physical, mental, and spiritual health of people in religious congregations and other faith-based communities. Often, these groups include…
The Nursing Code of Ethics Dispels Medical Gaslighting
Medical gaslighting is a relatively new phrase in healthcare, and it can have profound implications on medical outcomes. According to the article, Medical Gaslighting:…
OK-WINs: Advancing Access Through Investment in the Advanced Practice Nursing Workforce
The Oklahoma Workforce Innovations in Nursing (OK-WINs) initiative at the Fran and Earl Ziegler College of Nursing addresses one of the state’s most urgent…
Ethics at the Bedside and Beyond: Navigating the Top Challenges in Oklahoma Nursing
The ethical landscape of nursing is rapidly evolving. For nurses practicing in Oklahoma, these changes are especially salient given the state’s unique healthcare environment,…
Collective Efforts in Advancing Indigenous Nursing through Partnership
Weaving Stronger Ties This report speaks to collaboration that is advancing the growth of Oklahoma Native American nurses. At the heart of our efforts…
Power of Nurses!
Jane Nelson, CAE, Chief Executive OfficerThis year, during the Legislative Session, we saw the Power of Nurses with the passage of HB 2298! While…
Fostering Collaboration Among Nurses for Optimal Health Outcomes in Oklahoma
Cassy Abbott EngPhD, RN, LCN, CNEONA PresidentIn today’s evolving healthcare environment, collaboration among nurses is more essential than ever to improve patient outcomes across…
Oklahoma Nurses: Using our Power to Lead
Jane Nelson, CAE, Chief Executive Officer There is no question about the impact that nurses have on the lives of millions of people. Working…
Think Your Employer’s Malpractice Insurance Has You Covered? Think Again.
Nursing professionals carry a great deal of responsibility – and with that comes potential risk. If you’re named in a lawsuit, the…
The Power of Kindness: A Bedside Nurse’s Role in Healing
In the whirlwind of hospital alarms, rapid responses, and medical procedures, it is easy to forget that healing is not just about…
Nurse Led Support Groups: A Path to Community and Healing
Faith Community Nurses (FCNs) promote the physical, mental, and spiritual health of people in religious congregations and other faith-based communities. Often, these…
The Nursing Code of Ethics Dispels Medical Gaslighting
Medical gaslighting is a relatively new phrase in healthcare, and it can have profound implications on medical outcomes. According to the article,…
OK-WINs: Advancing Access Through Investment in the Advanced Practice Nursing Workforce
The Oklahoma Workforce Innovations in Nursing (OK-WINs) initiative at the Fran and Earl Ziegler College of Nursing addresses one of the state’s…
Ethics at the Bedside and Beyond: Navigating the Top Challenges in Oklahoma Nursing
The ethical landscape of nursing is rapidly evolving. For nurses practicing in Oklahoma, these changes are especially salient given the state’s unique…
Collective Efforts in Advancing Indigenous Nursing through Partnership
Weaving Stronger Ties This report speaks to collaboration that is advancing the growth of Oklahoma Native American nurses. At the heart of…
Power of Nurses!
Jane Nelson, CAE, Chief Executive OfficerThis year, during the Legislative Session, we saw the Power of Nurses with the passage of HB…
Fostering Collaboration Among Nurses for Optimal Health Outcomes in Oklahoma
Cassy Abbott EngPhD, RN, LCN, CNEONA PresidentIn today’s evolving healthcare environment, collaboration among nurses is more essential than ever to improve patient…
Oklahoma Nurses: Using our Power to Lead
Jane Nelson, CAE, Chief Executive Officer There is no question about the impact that nurses have on the lives of millions of…
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