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The AARP Center for Health Equity through Nursing seeks nurses ─ working or retired ─ to mentor nursing students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Hispanic-serving institutions and American Indian/Alaska Native schools.
The Nurses on Boards Coalition requests nurses who serve on boards participate in an inaugural survey.
AONL CEO Robyn Begley called for stakeholders to work collectively to solve the burnout and shortages affecting the nursing workforce.
An American Hospital Association podcast explores how Advocate Children’s Hospital is persevering through the triple threat of COVID-19, RSV and flu.
A National Institutes of Health multi-site clinical trial showed less than 1% of people with opioid use disorder whose drug use includes fentanyl experienced withdrawal when starting buprenorphine in the emergency department.
A surgical intensive care unit improved clinical alarm management practices and reduced nurses’ self-reported alarm fatigue, a study found.
The National Quality Forum has convened a multi-stakeholder group of health care experts and advocates to pilot projects in health care settings that use social determinants of health data to connect patients with community resources.
An American Hospital Association webinar on April 13 from 1:00-2:00 CT will bring together leading voices from the field for a dialogue on ways health care organizations can adopt best practices to provide equitable maternal care.
The National Council of State Boards of Nursing this week launched its updated licensure examination.
HCA Healthcare, Nashville, Tenn., relies on technology to improve communication, reduce administrative burden and provide skill development for nurses to enable them to spend more time with patients and improve care.