An emphasis on a culture of safety and appropriate use of technology help the organization deliver safer and more efficient health care.
Coffee-ground emesis tips off caregivers to acute upper GI bleeding.
Our evolving understanding of how blood loss causes shock is changing trauma resuscitation methods.
Central lines can save lives. But dangerous complications can occur unless caregivers know how to identify, prevent, and solve potential problems.
An immersion study found that shared governance helps healthcare organizations keep up with technology.
The value of technology in automating and improving patient care
ANA and the American Nurses Foundation are embracing the power of partnerships to advance initiatives that will benefit patients and nurses.
ANA supports the Medicare Patient Access and Quality Improvement Act, which would repeal the Medicare sustainable growth rate and reform Medicare Part B payment
By promoting and consuming nutritious foods, nurses can improve their own and their patients’ health.
Innovative information technology tools help ensure patients get the right care at the right time.
Nurses in one large healthcare system are involved at all levels of EHR implementation
What’s your health risk? Find out with ANA’s new online assessment tools.
Meetings can be productive and positive—or disjointed and ineffective. The author gives tips on leading meetings skillfully.
The National Health Service must embrace technology to meet the challenges it faces.
The transition to a paperless health system is a chance for nurses to shape the technology.
Many people who take prescription opioids underestimate the abuse potential.
Electronic health records, HIT, and nursing informatics are transforming American health care.
Using the transtheoretical model helps you gauge your patient’s readiness to change.
You will forever and always be physically and consciously entangled with each of your patients.
Nursing informatics professionals are ready to lead the transformation to a technology-enabled healthcare environment.
In the United States and United Kingdom, nurses have the chance to influence their nation’s health information agendas in a strong voice.
Workforce-management software and operational integration help match the right nurse to the right patient at the right time.
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