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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a Health Alert Network advisory on the increasing number of cyclosporiasis cases. It received reports of 1,645 confirmed U.S. cases across 34 states and knows of more than 5,100 cases requiring further analysis.
Nurse practitioners at Ascension Saint Thomas West Hospital in Nashville, Tenn. developed a care model prioritizing rapid assessment and treatment of patients admitted to the intensive care unit from the emergency department, decreasing the time in half for them to receive specialized care.
Health systems and academic institutions should implement systemic reforms to support nurse clinician-scientists who balance active bedside practice, research and lived experiences, says University of Pennsylvania Assistant Professor Kathryn Connell, PhD, RN. Connell, who holds additional research…
Nursing leaders should address workplace violence with a multifaceted, comprehensive plan, says WellSpan Health Senior Vice President and CNE Patty Donley, DNP, RN.
In a letter to the Senate Appropriations Committee leadership, AONL and 61 other Nursing Community Coalition members reiterated their fiscal year 2027 appropriations request of at least $610 million for Title VIII Nursing Workforce Development Programs and $210 million for the National Institute of…
AONL and 45 other members of the Nursing Community Coalition requested the Trump administration withdraw a proposed rule that would give federal agencies broader discretion to modify federal award conditions and impose additional requirements during the award’s life.
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AONL released the 2026 Board Election slate, with candidates running for Regional Director positions in Regions 1, 3 and 6, as well as At-Large Director positions.
With artificial intelligence tools rapidly entering clinical practice and classrooms, nursing leaders say educators will need to ensure students and practicing nurses are adept users.
A KFF poll found that although few Americans believe common vaccine myths, many remain uncertain about their accuracy, highlighting an opportunity for healthcare stakeholders to dispel misinformation.