From our readers: ABC’s of evidence-based practice
A simple mnemonic can serve as a guide for the process of evidence-based practice.
Professional Development
How to create “sticky” messages to influence others
Nursing has been ranked as the most trustworthy of all professions for the past decade, except for firefighters after 9/11. Being perceived as trustworthy…
Interprofessional education promotes collaboration
A program for health profession students nurtures teamwork in a hospital setting.
Building a sense of community on nursing units
Jeff Rawson, a new nurse graduate, works on a behavioral health unit. His manager believes his transition is going well—until Jeff asks to transfer…
Quantifying the benefits of staff participation in shared governance
Organizations can save money and avoid costs by involving staff in the work of shared governance.
Implementing bedside shift report
Implementing bedside shift report improved communication with patients and families.
Quantum leadership: Upside down
Human beings are intentionally directed energy. Leadership offers direction and purpose to that intentionality.
Ride to the top with a good elevator speech
Make sure to have a brief speech prepared for that chance encounter with someone you’ve been hoping to meet.
Hospital nurse staffing for dummies
Perhaps we should turn our staffing data into a manual for hospital administrators.
Thinking it through: The path to reflective leadership
Reflective leadership is a way of approaching the work of being a leader by leading one’s life with presence and personal mastery. Learning to…
From our readers: Nurses leading from the middle
Nurse leaders are needed at all levels of the organization, especially in “the middle,” which is commonly used to describe mid-level management positions. Middle…
From our readers: ABC’s of evidence-based practice
A simple mnemonic can serve as a guide for the process of evidence-based practice.
How to create “sticky” messages to influence others
Nursing has been ranked as the most trustworthy of all professions for the past decade, except for firefighters after 9/11. Being perceived…
Interprofessional education promotes collaboration
A program for health profession students nurtures teamwork in a hospital setting.
Building a sense of community on nursing units
Jeff Rawson, a new nurse graduate, works on a behavioral health unit. His manager believes his transition is going well—until Jeff asks…
Quantifying the benefits of staff participation in shared governance
Organizations can save money and avoid costs by involving staff in the work of shared governance.
Implementing bedside shift report
Implementing bedside shift report improved communication with patients and families.
Quantum leadership: Upside down
Human beings are intentionally directed energy. Leadership offers direction and purpose to that intentionality.
Ride to the top with a good elevator speech
Make sure to have a brief speech prepared for that chance encounter with someone you’ve been hoping to meet.
Hospital nurse staffing for dummies
Perhaps we should turn our staffing data into a manual for hospital administrators.
Thinking it through: The path to reflective leadership
Reflective leadership is a way of approaching the work of being a leader by leading one’s life with presence and personal mastery.…
From our readers: Nurses leading from the middle
Nurse leaders are needed at all levels of the organization, especially in “the middle,” which is commonly used to describe mid-level management…
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