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The Joint Commission has created a Workforce Safety and Well-Being Resource Center featuring tools, strategies and best practices to enable health care leaders and staff to safeguard the health and well-being of their teams.
The American Hospital Association urges hospitals and health systems to apply for its 2025 Quest for Quality Prize.
An American Hospital Association podcast describes how Jefferson Healthcare in Port Townsend, Wash., is overcoming common difficulties of recruiting and retaining a rural health workforce.
Joanne Conroy, MD, American Hospital Association board chair, describes the health equity efforts of organizations that recently received the 2024 Dick Davidson NOVA Award for creating and sustaining healthy environments in their communities.
California nurse Kate Carleton, RN, started a school-based program to teach children how to stop bleeding if they encounter an emergency or are at school when a shooting occurs.
Kay Burke, MBA, RN, the chief nursing informatics officer at UCSF Health says her system is using telemedicine processes to advance virtual nursing.
Nearly $275,000 was awarded by AARP, the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses and the Future of Nursing: Campaign for Action to 12 projects offering promising solutions to strengthen and diversify the nursing workforce.
In a July Voice of Nursing Leadership article, the Cleveland Clinic’s Scott Dwyer, MBA, describes how the Ohio-based health system takes a collaborative approach to evaluate technology.
AONL released its 2024 board election slate. Four candidates are running for treasurer of the board.
The American Hospital Association last week released the first three of a series of videos highlighting various behavioral health roles and career paths in a hospital or health system.