The author outlines how to make a business case for clinical quality measures, including how to use NDNQI data to substantiate your position.
Collaboration hinges on mutual trust and respect. To nurture these attributes, the chief nursing officer must appreciate others’ contributions, use the skillsets of nurses at different knowledge levels, and involve staff in shared governance.
A leadership development program helps staff nurses with high leadership potential become the hospital’s next nurse leaders.
One hospital’s Magnet workgroup used a Code of Ethics program to transform nursing practice.
The National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators® tracks the care nurses provide, helping to improve nursing practice, patient outcomes, and the work environment.
Without effective treatment, more than 40% of frostbite
victims require digital amputation. Can Jonathan’s toes
be saved?
To move your career up a notch, should you go back to school or pursue nonacademic options? The authors’ advice can help you decide on the best professional development route.
Election results: A “demographic time bomb”
To meet your New Year’s resolutions, take the SMART
approach—Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and
Timebound.
In its early stages, sepsis can be difficult to detect.
Learn about the sometimes-subtle signs and symptoms.
The recent conference offered education programs,
networking opportunities, artwork, and
An innovative funding program is helping to create a highly educated nursing workforce.
To achieve sustained improvement in patient outcomes, create a work environment that promotes a commitment to excellence and examine NDNQI data on your organization’s current performance level.
"In God we trust. All others must bring data." The National Database of Nursing Quality Indicators® (NDNQI®) collects data that can improve the quality of care.
By obtaining a thorough history and conducting a careful assessment, you can help patients avoid this condition.
As Superstorm Sandy ravaged much of New York City,
nurses went above and beyond the call of duty. Many
jeopardized their own welfare to provide patient care.
Only you can write your personal well-being prescription to feel good and maintain balance.
If you’re sacrificing your own health to care for others, you might be in for burnout, illness, or a disabling injury. The author describes seven steps you can take to raise your energy level and experience increased vitality.
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