Mentorship matters
Mentoring and supporting nurses in different stages of their careers are more important than ever since the pandemic.
Nursing Leadership
Fill your own cup first
As a professor of nursing at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Susanne Fogger DNP, PMHNP-BC, CARN-AP, FAAN, FAANP, combines teaching on behavioral…
Cultivating change
Staying ahead of healthcare delivery changes and current trends can help nurse leaders determine where to allocate time and resources.
The leader within
Roxana Chicas had it in her all along. Roxana Chicas Sometimes it takes a person looking at you from the outside to recognize your…
The value equation
In 2022, the Partners for Nurse Staffing Think Tank, a collaboration among the American Nurses Association (ANA) and other leading organizations, identified 150 strategies…
Communication tips for nurse leaders
Build trust with active listening and a positive work environment. Takeaways: Emotional intelligence—which includes active listening, empathy, and compassion—refers to your ability to understand…
An extraordinary nurse leader
I’ve been fortunate to have worked with Pam Cipriano, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, for nearly 25 years. As the founding editor-in-chief of American Nurse…
Embrace the challenge
Inspirational leadership, outstanding clinical skills, and exceptional teamwork were just a few of the professional attributes cited when Lieutenant Commander LaTarya Gulley, MSN, APRN,…
LPNs in modified care delivery models
In 2019, Winslow and colleagues highlighted the integral role care delivery models (CDMs) play in a healthcare organization’s daily workflow and their direct impact…
Emotional health of Filipino American nurses and the COVID-19 pandemic
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Nurses Foundation (the Foundation) has conducted multiple surveys to examine its impact on nurses’ well-being.…
Re-imagining nursing’s social contract with the public
The public, and by extension healthcare leaders and organizations, assumes that nurses will continue to serve—regardless of the circumstances—believing that their commitment to patients…
A call for healthy role models
As the largest category of healthcare professionals, nurses can play a critical role in tackling public health crises and providing education.
Mentorship matters
Mentoring and supporting nurses in different stages of their careers are more important than ever since the pandemic.
Fill your own cup first
As a professor of nursing at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Susanne Fogger DNP, PMHNP-BC, CARN-AP, FAAN, FAANP, combines teaching…
Cultivating change
Staying ahead of healthcare delivery changes and current trends can help nurse leaders determine where to allocate time and resources.
The leader within
Roxana Chicas had it in her all along. Roxana Chicas Sometimes it takes a person looking at you from the outside to…
The value equation
In 2022, the Partners for Nurse Staffing Think Tank, a collaboration among the American Nurses Association (ANA) and other leading organizations, identified…
Communication tips for nurse leaders
Build trust with active listening and a positive work environment. Takeaways: Emotional intelligence—which includes active listening, empathy, and compassion—refers to your ability…
An extraordinary nurse leader
I’ve been fortunate to have worked with Pam Cipriano, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, for nearly 25 years. As the founding editor-in-chief of…
Embrace the challenge
Inspirational leadership, outstanding clinical skills, and exceptional teamwork were just a few of the professional attributes cited when Lieutenant Commander LaTarya Gulley,…
LPNs in modified care delivery models
In 2019, Winslow and colleagues highlighted the integral role care delivery models (CDMs) play in a healthcare organization’s daily workflow and their…
Emotional health of Filipino American nurses and the COVID-19 pandemic
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the American Nurses Foundation (the Foundation) has conducted multiple surveys to examine its impact on…
Re-imagining nursing’s social contract with the public
The public, and by extension healthcare leaders and organizations, assumes that nurses will continue to serve—regardless of the circumstances—believing that their commitment…
A call for healthy role models
As the largest category of healthcare professionals, nurses can play a critical role in tackling public health crises and providing education.
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