Bah humbug: Not from nurses!
“Bah humbug.” It’s the well-known slogan of Ebenezer Scrooge, the main character in Charles Dickens’ 1843 novel, A Christmas Carol. Scrooge, who views Christmas…
Editorial
Innovations to keep patients and nurses safe
Kathleen M. Sutcliffe, PhD, safety expert and Johns Hopkins University professor, predicts that “the next waves of innovation will focus on improving how people…
COVID-19 is here to stay
Lost in the crush of headlines focused on many other important news topics is the persistence and recent resurgence of COVID-19. New data, as…
Professionalism
Practicing decency in a fast-paced world. Lillee Gelinas Decency. The social respect and professionalism that bind us together as nurses. But I’m beginning to…
Strategic humility
When preparing content for an upcoming webinar on fall prevention, I realized that I needed to be humble about admitting that common processes in…
The economic power of care
The International Council of Nurses released a report that combines evidence from economists and other renowned experts to demonstrate the contribution nurses and nursing…
Tailored falls prevention plans
Nurses make significant contributions to patients’ experiences, safety, and healing. Today, with such a strong evidence base in place to demonstrate the correlation between…
The power and impact of nursing
It’s National Nurses Week. American Nurse Journal’s celebration focuses on four elements—education, teamwork and collaboration, quality bedside care, and compassion—that are foundational to creating…
It’s All Pro Nursing Team awards season
American Nurse Journal conducts the annual All Pro Nursing Team Awards to provide nursing teams from any setting with the opportunity to describe projects…
Gun violence: A public health issue
Nurses have a key role to play. Lillee GelinasThe Healthy Nurse feature this month focuses on healthcare’s role in reducing gun violence (see Healthcare’s…
Be the voice of reason
Many nurses encounter patients in their practice who disagree with prescribed treatment or preventive measures based on “facts” they’ve gathered online.
We’re listening to you
Responses from nurse managers and clinical nurses help us all better understand important issues, such as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on nursing…
Bah humbug: Not from nurses!
“Bah humbug.” It’s the well-known slogan of Ebenezer Scrooge, the main character in Charles Dickens’ 1843 novel, A Christmas Carol. Scrooge, who…
Innovations to keep patients and nurses safe
Kathleen M. Sutcliffe, PhD, safety expert and Johns Hopkins University professor, predicts that “the next waves of innovation will focus on improving…
COVID-19 is here to stay
Lost in the crush of headlines focused on many other important news topics is the persistence and recent resurgence of COVID-19. New…
Professionalism
Practicing decency in a fast-paced world. Lillee Gelinas Decency. The social respect and professionalism that bind us together as nurses. But I’m…
Strategic humility
When preparing content for an upcoming webinar on fall prevention, I realized that I needed to be humble about admitting that common…
The economic power of care
The International Council of Nurses released a report that combines evidence from economists and other renowned experts to demonstrate the contribution nurses…
Tailored falls prevention plans
Nurses make significant contributions to patients’ experiences, safety, and healing. Today, with such a strong evidence base in place to demonstrate the…
The power and impact of nursing
It’s National Nurses Week. American Nurse Journal’s celebration focuses on four elements—education, teamwork and collaboration, quality bedside care, and compassion—that are foundational…
It’s All Pro Nursing Team awards season
American Nurse Journal conducts the annual All Pro Nursing Team Awards to provide nursing teams from any setting with the opportunity to…
Gun violence: A public health issue
Nurses have a key role to play. Lillee GelinasThe Healthy Nurse feature this month focuses on healthcare’s role in reducing gun violence…
Be the voice of reason
Many nurses encounter patients in their practice who disagree with prescribed treatment or preventive measures based on “facts” they’ve gathered online.
We’re listening to you
Responses from nurse managers and clinical nurses help us all better understand important issues, such as the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic…
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