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AONL member Allison Guste, MSN, RN, believes nurse leaders can reduce burnout by spending time on the floor with patients and observing front-line nurses provide care.
An article in the March issue of AONL’s Voice of Nursing Leadership explores how nurse leaders can create a culture of inquiry.
Healing Politics invites nurses and midwives to attend its 2024 Campaign School information session on March 10 from 7:00-8:00 p.m. ET.
The House Ways & Means Committee advanced an AONL-supported bill that would void a proposal to adopt nursing home mandated staffing ratios.
The House this week passed the AONL-supported Preventing Maternal Deaths Reauthorization Act (H.R. 3838).
AONL’s Nominations Committee seeks candidates from all levels of nursing leadership and across the care continuum for four positions on the AONL Board of Directors.
In an American Hospital Association podcast, Orlando (Fla.) Health explains how it supports heart-healthy pregnancies and postpartum periods for mothers.
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality will hold a webinar about how health care providers and staff can better engage with patients and use their stories to provide safer and better care.
Primary health care teams participating in trainings on how to shape patient mindsets overwhelmingly felt the trainings were useful and supported care team members’ job satisfaction and their patients’ overall care, a study found.
A study for the first time precisely measures nurse and patient care assistant exposure rates to patient aggression in real time, illuminating how common workplace violence is.