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Enhancing Our Practice by Advancing One Another

ANA-Ohio News Journal, OH Vol. 4, No. 3
There are a multitude of approaches to enhancing nursing practice especially through the lens of evidence-based practice, quality improvement, and nursing research. From the…

A Day in the Life: College of Nursing Liaison

ANA-Ohio News Journal, OH Vol. 4, No. 3
Nurses recognize the critical role of nursing students’ clinical placements, but the process for making these experiences possible is often invisible. At The Ohio…

What Can We All Do?

ANA-Ohio News Journal, OH Vol. 4, No. 2
President’s Message  Rebecca M. Patton, DNP, RN, CNOR, FAAN As I started this letter, I was having difficulty putting behind me the constant news…

Celebrating the Power of Nurses

ANA-Ohio News Journal, OH Vol. 4, No. 2
Editorial Barbara Brunt, MA, MN, RN, NE-BC, Barbara Brunt, NPDA-BC® Yvonne Smith PhD, APRN-CNS Each May, we pause to recognize our profession and celebrate…

Ella Kick: A Trailblazer and Philanthropist

ANA-Ohio News Journal, OH Vol. 4, No. 2
“My goal is to live to be 100—and I just celebrated my 95th birthday so I’m on my way!”  This quote exemplifies Ella Kick’s…

2026 Committee Reports

Bylaws Committee Report Connie Stopper, MEd, PhD, RN – Chair Members: Connie Stopper, MEd, PhD, RN -Chair Wynne Simpkins, MS, -Vice Chair…

Northeast Ohio SIG

Members: Our SIG is not like a committee — we have no assigned members. We have members come and go. The list…

Answering “If Not Us, Who?”

President’s Message   Rebecca M. Patton, DNP, RN, CNOR, FAAN New calendar years bring opportunities for new beginnings, often aimed at accomplishing…

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Medication safety at the bedside: Beyond the rights

Plan reassessment around the medication’s expected effect and the patient’s risks. Ernstmeyer and Christman recommend evaluating the therapeutic response and possible adverse effects. After an opioid, reassess pain relief alongside sedation and respiratory status. Document the actual administration and relevant…

Emotional intelligence in nursing

Nursing has long been described as one of the most demanding professions. Nurses must think critically, communicate effectively, practice safely and efficiently,…

HAPI reduction through process improvement

To strengthen prevention efforts, many hospitals have adopted Kamishibai Cards (K-Cards), a visual quality improvement tool designed to prompt structured conversations between…


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