Below are recent articles from
ANA-Ohio News Journal, the official publication of the American Nurses Association Ohio.
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Understanding Trauma-Informed Care: Essential Knowledge for Nurses
Trauma is a widespread experience that can significantly impact a person’s physical and mental health. Trauma-informed care (TIC) is a framework that recognizes the prevalence of trauma in patients’ lives…
Providing Respectful Care on a Medical Mission Trip to Dominican Republic
In the summer of 2023, I stepped out of my comfort zone and into the vibrant, yet underserved community of Higuey, Dominican Republic for a life-changing medical mission brigade. MedWish,…
Respect in a Red or Blue World: Is That Even Possible?
Many nurses avoid the world of public policy — capitals and statehouses and the like. I have not. I realized years ago that decisions made in those environments profoundly affected…
ANA-Ohio | President’s Message: Elections Have Consequences
For positive and negative impact, elections have consequences. It has been reported by Callie Crossley, a well-accomplished and award-winning Boston-based radio and TV host and journalist, that President Barack Obama…
Nursing Advocacy Beyond Voting: Contacting and Meeting with Legislators
Let us fantasize a moment about what it would be like if America’s 3+ million nurses or Ohio’s 200,000+ nurses were to emerge as a political force equal to its…
MedWish-Medworks: A United Front for Equitable Healthcare
What if unwanted medical supplies could become lifelines for those in need? Imagine diverting over half a million pounds of usable medical equipment and supplies from landfills into the hands…
Transitioning from Traditional Leadership to Inclusive Leadership in Nursing
Leadership in nursing has long been a healthcare foundation, helping teams navigate challenging environments and influencing patient care outcomes. Traditionally, nursing leadership has emphasized a hierarchical, task-oriented approach, where authority…
Nurses Should Not Have to be Heroes – How Nurse Heroics Contributes to Ableism in Healthcare
Think back through your nursing career. Have you ever worked a double shift to cover staffing? Have you taken a dose of cold medicine to help you get through? Have…
The Fall Ohio Nursing Organizations Leadership Summit
Advocate, Empower, Advance! Leaders of twenty-two Ohio nursing organizations were welcomed by ANA-Ohio President Rebecca Patton, DNP, RN, CNOR, FAAN on November 22, 2024, at Capital University in Bexley, Ohio.…
ANA-Ohio | Nomination and Election Update
The Nominations and Elections Committee (NEC) recognizes that most nurses lead very busy lives, so that the election process must take that into account. Sometimes members say they missed the…
Understanding Trauma-Informed Care: Essential Knowledge for Nurses
Trauma is a widespread experience that can significantly impact a person’s physical and mental health. Trauma-informed care (TIC) is a framework that…
Providing Respectful Care on a Medical Mission Trip to Dominican Republic
In the summer of 2023, I stepped out of my comfort zone and into the vibrant, yet underserved community of Higuey, Dominican…
Respect in a Red or Blue World: Is That Even Possible?
Many nurses avoid the world of public policy — capitals and statehouses and the like. I have not. I realized years ago…
ANA-Ohio | President’s Message: Elections Have Consequences
For positive and negative impact, elections have consequences. It has been reported by Callie Crossley, a well-accomplished and award-winning Boston-based radio and…
Nursing Advocacy Beyond Voting: Contacting and Meeting with Legislators
Let us fantasize a moment about what it would be like if America’s 3+ million nurses or Ohio’s 200,000+ nurses were to…
MedWish-Medworks: A United Front for Equitable Healthcare
What if unwanted medical supplies could become lifelines for those in need? Imagine diverting over half a million pounds of usable medical…
Transitioning from Traditional Leadership to Inclusive Leadership in Nursing
Leadership in nursing has long been a healthcare foundation, helping teams navigate challenging environments and influencing patient care outcomes. Traditionally, nursing leadership…
Nurses Should Not Have to be Heroes – How Nurse Heroics Contributes to Ableism in Healthcare
Think back through your nursing career. Have you ever worked a double shift to cover staffing? Have you taken a dose of…
The Fall Ohio Nursing Organizations Leadership Summit
Advocate, Empower, Advance! Leaders of twenty-two Ohio nursing organizations were welcomed by ANA-Ohio President Rebecca Patton, DNP, RN, CNOR, FAAN on November…
ANA-Ohio | Nomination and Election Update
The Nominations and Elections Committee (NEC) recognizes that most nurses lead very busy lives, so that the election process must take that…
Articles From American Nurse that you may be interested in
PTSD: Increase screening and treatment
Many nurse practitioners (NPs) provide care in medically underserved areas, some in one of the more than 1,400 free clinics throughout the United States. More patients who access care at free clinics meet the diagnostic criteria for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) than those who receive care at fee-for-service clinics. Many of these patients face various challenges, including being immigrants or refugees, surviving human trafficking or domestic violence, and living unsheltered.
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Acute kidney injury: A quick diagnosis aids recovery
Some medications, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, can increase an individual’s risk for developing acute kidney injury.
Cannabis and healthcare: Complicated policies and laws
Marijuana as medical treatment continues to evolve. Pay attention to contradictory and evolving state and federal regulations to protect patients and your practice.
Women and HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis
Why are new HIV cases still occurring when we have preventive treatment? One reason could be a lack of knowledge and experience among healthcare professionals to discuss, prescribe, and manage PrEP for vulnerable patients. Lack of information and discomfort with prescribing PrEP remain ongoing issues among healthcare professionals in the United States. Healthcare professionals should know how to identify appropriate candidates for PrEP, provide general education, and prescribe necessary preventive treatment.
Empathy in ostomy care
Empathy relies on understanding an experience from another’s perspective. A simulated learning activity such as wearing an ostomy bag for a day,…
Nurse leader rounds plus
Patients’ perceptions of their care may not correlate to the actual quality of care given but rather their beliefs about what they…
Nurses’ role in skin cancer prevention
Skin cancer has reached epidemic proportions—one in five Americans will develop some form by age 70. Nurses have an opportunity to make…
Top post-pandemic global health concerns
The WHO remains concerned about several global health issues, but its focus has shifted since the COVID-19 pandemic. The coronavirus and its…
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