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Radical empathy, which requires actively putting oneself in someone else’s shoes, can help leaders exercise meaningful changes
During a press briefing Dec. 10, International Council of Nurses (ICN) CEO Howard Catton told reporters the percentage of nurses who intend to leave
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency Dec. 9 in response to the state’s nursing shortage.
The Senate HELP Committee and Finance Committee this week released an updated draft of Build Back Better Act language.
A series of court rulings this week left the country divided, with half of states subject to the COVID-19 vaccination mandate issued by
An editorial in the November/December issue of Nursing Economic$ provided guidance on how nurses can put words about self-care
The causes and challenges of nurse fatigue, evidence-based strategies for addressing the problem and barriers to their implementation are the subject of a paper
AONL members described various ways of combatting nurse burnout in recent interviews with HealthLeaders magazine.
In a Dec. 9 bipartisan vote, the Senate passed legislation supported by the American Hospital Association (AHA) and AONL that would stop Medicare cuts to hospitals
The use of telehealth among Medicare recipients rose 63-fold during the COVID-19 pandemic