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Taking blood pressure with a patient’s arm supported on a lap or hanging by the body’s side led to significantly higher blood pressure readings compared with the standardized position, a randomized trial found.
Buttressing the nursing scientific workforce in solutions-oriented research will permit nursing science to improve efforts to eliminate health inequities, a Nursing Outlook article maintains.
AnMed’s excellence in implementing language services and community engagement strategies to eliminate health care disparities and improve patient quality outcomes earned the Anderson, S.C. hospital the American Hospital Association’s 2024 Carolyn Boone Lewis Equity of Care Award in the Small/Rural…
An AONL Foundation leadership symposium webcast on artificial intelligence will be available free of charge through the end of the year.
A higher-quality nurse work environment was associated with a 20% lower COVID-19 mortality rate among socially vulnerable Medicare beneficiaries, according to a recent study published in INQUIRY.
Holy Cross Health launched a health career pathways program in 2023 after an employee social needs screening revealed a desire for employees to progress in their careers and earn a higher wage.
Los Angeles General Medical Center’s use of a mobile application facilitating real-time feedback from front-line nurses to the CNO improved nurse satisfaction and retention, a study found.
The American Hospital Association is advocating for hospitals during the IV bag shortage resulting from the closure of a manufacturing plant damaged by Hurricane Helene.
The Food and Drug Administration approved the first influenza vaccine that does not need to be administered by a health care provider.