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Modern Healthcare named AONL CEO Claire Zangerle, DNP, RN, in its 50 Most Influential Clinical Executives, an annual list of individuals who use their expertise to shape their organizations’ strategies and drive transformation throughout healthcare.
As demand for healthcare services continues to rise due to an aging population, increasing cancer complexity, and ongoing nursing shortages, reducing the burden on bedside oncology nurses has become increasingly critical.
The Joint Commission launched a new, free learning series to target persistent patient safety problems.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention hosted a recorded webinar for clinicians on the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
Scientists and health advocates criticized an administration proposed rule that would transfer federal grantmaking decisions from scientific experts to senior political appointees.
The Frailty Care Model provides a nurse-developed framework to clarify how nurses can move beyond identifying frailty in elder adults and take actionable, individualized interventions.
A University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing report contends that while artificial intelligence could decrease paperwork and improve patient monitoring, it raises concerns about bias, accountability and patient privacy.
AONL and the other 64 members of the Nursing Community Coalition signed a letter thanking the leadership of the House and Senate Nursing Caucuses, along with 23 Senators, for introducing S.Res. 709 and H.Res. 1264.
In an AONL podcast, Christina Llanez, MSN, RN, and Yamaleh Reyes, MSN, RN, discuss how they created a nurse advocacy day at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami.
AONL committee members published insights gleaned from interviews with 18 nurse executives on digital transformation in their organizations, their evolving role and the support they need to succeed.