From data to action
In 2023, the Nurse Staffing Task Force, a collaboration between the American Nurses Association (ANA) and the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN),…
Practice Matters
Connecting theory and practice
Outcome data have taught us that where we live strongly predicts our overall health status. As nursing professionals, we’ve been consistent with our messaging…
Leadership style matters
What do nurses want in a leader and their practice environment? They want a supportive, safe workplace where they can learn, grow, and speak…
Innovation in motion
The American Nurses Association (ANA) Innovation Awards, sponsored by Stryker and offered annually, highlight, recognize, and celebrate nurse-led innovation that improves patient safety outcomes.…
Nurse referrals to pharmacy
As the main point of patient contact, nurses can help quickly identify potential health-related issues. Taking a whole person/population health management approach provides patients…
Breaking down barriers to sizeism
The chronic disease of obesity affects quality of life, health, and function for people from all populations. The prevalence of obesity and its disparities…
Delivering health equity at the bedside
Inequities pervade the American healthcare system and prevent people from achieving their full potential. Ensuring that nurses deliver equitable care is more than satisfying…
How nurses can conquer their fear of AI
For many nurses, talk of artificial intelligence (AI) triggers a sinking feeling. Veteran nurses may turn a blind eye, hoping to outrun this scary…
Assess, reflect, act
The National Commission to Address Racism in Nursing (the Commission) defines allyship as “an ethical duty through intentional interventions, advocacy, and support to eliminate…
Back to the future
I recently spoke with some colleagues about the impact of the Federal Public Health Emergency declaration ending and how to face the challenge of…
The GSA KAER Framework
People are living longer worldwide. Individuals age 65 years or older now comprise approximately 17% of the U.S. population, a proportion expected to grow…
From clown to nurse to executive leader
If you had asked me in 2005 where I would be in 18 years, I never would have said executive nurse leader. Then, I…
From data to action
In 2023, the Nurse Staffing Task Force, a collaboration between the American Nurses Association (ANA) and the American Association of Critical Care…
Connecting theory and practice
Outcome data have taught us that where we live strongly predicts our overall health status. As nursing professionals, we’ve been consistent with…
Leadership style matters
What do nurses want in a leader and their practice environment? They want a supportive, safe workplace where they can learn, grow,…
Innovation in motion
The American Nurses Association (ANA) Innovation Awards, sponsored by Stryker and offered annually, highlight, recognize, and celebrate nurse-led innovation that improves patient…
Nurse referrals to pharmacy
As the main point of patient contact, nurses can help quickly identify potential health-related issues. Taking a whole person/population health management approach…
Breaking down barriers to sizeism
The chronic disease of obesity affects quality of life, health, and function for people from all populations. The prevalence of obesity and…
Delivering health equity at the bedside
Inequities pervade the American healthcare system and prevent people from achieving their full potential. Ensuring that nurses deliver equitable care is more…
How nurses can conquer their fear of AI
For many nurses, talk of artificial intelligence (AI) triggers a sinking feeling. Veteran nurses may turn a blind eye, hoping to outrun…
Assess, reflect, act
The National Commission to Address Racism in Nursing (the Commission) defines allyship as “an ethical duty through intentional interventions, advocacy, and support…
Back to the future
I recently spoke with some colleagues about the impact of the Federal Public Health Emergency declaration ending and how to face the…
The GSA KAER Framework
People are living longer worldwide. Individuals age 65 years or older now comprise approximately 17% of the U.S. population, a proportion expected…
From clown to nurse to executive leader
If you had asked me in 2005 where I would be in 18 years, I never would have said executive nurse leader.…
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