Using evidence-based guidelines to help patients stop smoking
Helping your patients stop smoking is one of the most important things you can do to protect their health. Now evidence-based guidelines are available…
Professional Development
Improving how we use and respond to clinical alarms
Nuisance alarms, false alarms, and hard-to-identify alarms can imperil patient safety. The author describes ways to manage clinical alarms more efficiently. This article is…
Deal with professional disappointment like a pro
Few nurses escape the sting of professional disappointment over the course of their careers. Despite your best efforts, you can’t always triumph. But you…
How to improve your listening skills
Find out how the “GRRRR for great listening” model can improve your communication with colleagues to help you deliver high-quality care. This article is…
On the power of one
The actions of a single person can be incalculable. That’s why it’s crucial that each of us instill “habits of virtue” in children.
American Nurses Foundation: Worthy of support
When you donate to the American Nurses Foundation, you're investing in your own future and the future of the nursing profession. This article is…
Imagine a world without nurses
The Gretta Foundation awards scholarship grants to honor the legacy of Dr. Margretta Madden Styles, an esteemed leader who encouraged nurses to embrace change.
One hospital’s “peanutty” path to Magnet designation
Find out how a peanut-butter taste test taught staff nurses about the research process.
Mission: Achieve continual readiness for Joint Commission surveys
Surviving surprise visits can be easier if you use the author’s “E” approach.
Initiative on the Future of Nursing
Dear American Nurse Today readers: Here’s your chance to help shape the future. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s “Initiative on the Future of Nursing”…
Why more nurses should write for publication (but don’t)
No matter where nurses practice or how stressful their work lives are, many use words like “delighted” and “exhilarated” to describe how they feel…
Using evidence-based guidelines to help patients stop smoking
Helping your patients stop smoking is one of the most important things you can do to protect their health. Now evidence-based guidelines…
Improving how we use and respond to clinical alarms
Nuisance alarms, false alarms, and hard-to-identify alarms can imperil patient safety. The author describes ways to manage clinical alarms more efficiently. This…
Deal with professional disappointment like a pro
Few nurses escape the sting of professional disappointment over the course of their careers. Despite your best efforts, you can’t always triumph.…
How to improve your listening skills
Find out how the “GRRRR for great listening” model can improve your communication with colleagues to help you deliver high-quality care. This…
On the power of one
The actions of a single person can be incalculable. That’s why it’s crucial that each of us instill “habits of virtue” in…
American Nurses Foundation: Worthy of support
When you donate to the American Nurses Foundation, you're investing in your own future and the future of the nursing profession. This…
Imagine a world without nurses
The Gretta Foundation awards scholarship grants to honor the legacy of Dr. Margretta Madden Styles, an esteemed leader who encouraged nurses to…
One hospital’s “peanutty” path to Magnet designation
Find out how a peanut-butter taste test taught staff nurses about the research process.
Mission: Achieve continual readiness for Joint Commission surveys
Surviving surprise visits can be easier if you use the author’s “E” approach.
Initiative on the Future of Nursing
Dear American Nurse Today readers: Here’s your chance to help shape the future. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s “Initiative on the Future…
Why more nurses should write for publication (but don’t)
No matter where nurses practice or how stressful their work lives are, many use words like “delighted” and “exhilarated” to describe how…
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