ANA Enterprise News, July 2022
ANA reacts to sentencing of nurse RaDonda Vaught In response to the May 13 sentencing of former Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse RaDonda Vaught…
ANA on the Frontline
The fallout from COVID-19 disbelief
To: Ethics Advisory Board From: A nurse in search of a better response Subject: Patients who refuse treatments because of COVID-19 skepticism I’ve witnessed…
ANA names 2022 National Award recipients
The American Nurses Association (ANA) announced the recipients of its 2022 National Awards in May. ANA’s National Awards recognize outstanding nurses and champions for…
Reporting on racism in nursing
National Commission finds nurses of color harmed by practices, policies, individual behaviors across key aspects of the profession In a major series of 6…
Gratitude for nurses
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the public’s recognition of and gratitude for nurses was on constant display—from restaurant meals delivered to…
The RN Initiative: Funding bold ideas to transform healthcare
Nurses, as the largest number of and most trusted healthcare professionals, are a natural catalytic force for accelerating the evolution of healthcare delivery to…
Considering the COVID-19 syndemic
To: Ethics Advisory Board From: An alarmed nurse Subject: Nursing’s responses to pandemic-fueled inequities I’m troubled that the COVID-19 pandemic has not only exposed…
ANA Enterprise News, June 2022
New member benefit tackles burnout Burnout in nursing is real, especially given the stresses and strains of providing care for more than 2 years…
Nurse Samantha Roecker runs in support of the Well-Being Initiative
Distance runner and registered nurse Samantha Roecker, MS, BSN, RN, celebrated her April 18 finish at the Boston Marathon with a Guinness World Record…
Education design process brings tailored IPC training to nurses
A core aspect of Project Firstline—a national training collaborative for healthcare infection control led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—is content…
Nurses and medical aid in dying
New surveys report a range of opinions, need for further education. Nurses have strong feelings about medical aid in dying (MAID), according to two…
ANA Enterprise News, May 2022
Live virtual event caps Nurses Month recognitions The informative, inspirational, and healing stories of nurses will feature prominently in the American Nurses Association’s (ANA)…
ANA Enterprise News, July 2022
ANA reacts to sentencing of nurse RaDonda Vaught In response to the May 13 sentencing of former Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse…
The fallout from COVID-19 disbelief
To: Ethics Advisory Board From: A nurse in search of a better response Subject: Patients who refuse treatments because of COVID-19 skepticism…
ANA names 2022 National Award recipients
The American Nurses Association (ANA) announced the recipients of its 2022 National Awards in May. ANA’s National Awards recognize outstanding nurses and…
Reporting on racism in nursing
National Commission finds nurses of color harmed by practices, policies, individual behaviors across key aspects of the profession In a major series…
Gratitude for nurses
In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, the public’s recognition of and gratitude for nurses was on constant display—from restaurant meals…
The RN Initiative: Funding bold ideas to transform healthcare
Nurses, as the largest number of and most trusted healthcare professionals, are a natural catalytic force for accelerating the evolution of healthcare…
Considering the COVID-19 syndemic
To: Ethics Advisory Board From: An alarmed nurse Subject: Nursing’s responses to pandemic-fueled inequities I’m troubled that the COVID-19 pandemic has not…
ANA Enterprise News, June 2022
New member benefit tackles burnout Burnout in nursing is real, especially given the stresses and strains of providing care for more than…
Nurse Samantha Roecker runs in support of the Well-Being Initiative
Distance runner and registered nurse Samantha Roecker, MS, BSN, RN, celebrated her April 18 finish at the Boston Marathon with a Guinness…
Education design process brings tailored IPC training to nurses
A core aspect of Project Firstline—a national training collaborative for healthcare infection control led by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
Nurses and medical aid in dying
New surveys report a range of opinions, need for further education. Nurses have strong feelings about medical aid in dying (MAID), according…
ANA Enterprise News, May 2022
Live virtual event caps Nurses Month recognitions The informative, inspirational, and healing stories of nurses will feature prominently in the American Nurses…
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