Leadership challenge: Learning to let go
Learning to let go of our expectations and the demands we place on ourselves can be challenging, but it’s frequently essential to moving forward.…
Life at Work
Define nurse (in three words or less)
Saying precisely what a frontline nurse does should be the easiest thing in the world: care coordinator, final check on all orders, medication dispenser,…
How might COVID-19 impact the future of nursing?
The world is facing a challenging 2020, topped by the devastating COVID-19 pandemic. Nurses and other healthcare team members have been given the daily…
Healthy conflict management starts at the top
Nurse leaders must model standards of behavior. (more…)
Sharing messages of thanks to nurses
In only 2 months, the American Nurses Foundation Coronavirus Response Fund for Nurses has done much to support our colleagues by providing: • more…
COVID-19 resilience and recovery
Resilience takes collaboration and alignment. Undoubtedly, we’re navigating in unprecedented times. At a rapid pace, we’ve borne witness to a virus that’s overtaken every…
Frequently asked questions about palliative care
Nurses can serve as leaders as they help patients and families through a difficult time. Takeaways: All nurses must be competent in providing palliative…
What works: Assessing and addressing care management education and competency
Onboarding program designed to reduce turnover, increase morale, and improve care. Takeaways: Challenges faced within care management at Beaumont Health’s eight acute-care campuses included…
Nurses at the table for healthcare reform after COVID-19
COVID-19 is shining a light on nursing care and the extraordinary efforts of nurses in emergency departments and critical care units, frequently without the resources…
Lean on me
Taking care of nurses’ mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic is pushing nurses to their limits. The American Nurses Association (ANA)…
Another thought on The Year of the Nurse: Everyday appreciation
Value yourself and your colleagues every day of the year. (more…)
Leadership challenge: Learning to let go
Learning to let go of our expectations and the demands we place on ourselves can be challenging, but it’s frequently essential to…
Define nurse (in three words or less)
Saying precisely what a frontline nurse does should be the easiest thing in the world: care coordinator, final check on all orders,…
How might COVID-19 impact the future of nursing?
The world is facing a challenging 2020, topped by the devastating COVID-19 pandemic. Nurses and other healthcare team members have been given…
Healthy conflict management starts at the top
Nurse leaders must model standards of behavior. (more…)
Sharing messages of thanks to nurses
In only 2 months, the American Nurses Foundation Coronavirus Response Fund for Nurses has done much to support our colleagues by providing:…
COVID-19 resilience and recovery
Resilience takes collaboration and alignment. Undoubtedly, we’re navigating in unprecedented times. At a rapid pace, we’ve borne witness to a virus that’s…
Frequently asked questions about palliative care
Nurses can serve as leaders as they help patients and families through a difficult time. Takeaways: All nurses must be competent in…
What works: Assessing and addressing care management education and competency
Onboarding program designed to reduce turnover, increase morale, and improve care. Takeaways: Challenges faced within care management at Beaumont Health’s eight acute-care…
Nurses at the table for healthcare reform after COVID-19
COVID-19 is shining a light on nursing care and the extraordinary efforts of nurses in emergency departments and critical care units, frequently without…
Lean on me
Taking care of nurses’ mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic The COVID-19 pandemic is pushing nurses to their limits. The American Nurses…
Another thought on The Year of the Nurse: Everyday appreciation
Value yourself and your colleagues every day of the year. (more…)
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