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The Joint Commission has expanded its expectations for accredited organizations by emphasizing leadership accountability, workplace violence prevention, psychological safety, and a culture…
Perhaps the most consistent thread throughout nursing history is the commitment to caring for individuals during times of illness, injury, suffering, and…
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High-quality nurse residency programs include formal orientation and onboarding, trained preceptors, mentors, and didactic learning focused on clinical reasoning, communication, and patient…
The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) developed “Psychological PPE: Promote health care workforce mental health and well-being” based on research and evidence-based…
For staff nurses, digital professionalism denotes the ethical, responsible, and respectful use of digital tools and platforms, ensuring that professional standards, confidentiality,…
I’m excited to announce that, beginning this month, we’re offering a new process for obtaining continuing nursing education credits: learning through reflection.…