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Content by and about the American Organization for Nursing Leadership (AONL).
This week, the American Hospital Association (AHA) sent letters to both House and Senate appropriations committees requesting $530 million for Title VIII Nursing Workforce Development programs in fiscal year 2023.
A recent federal report details the extreme stress the COVID-19 pandemic put on the health care workforce.
To reignite their nurses’ passion for nursing practice one year into the COVID-19 pandemic, nursing leaders at Novant in the Winston-Salem, N.C. area, created an RN professional development experience
A radio ad from the American Hospital Association (AHA) currently running on ABC, CBS and Radio America spotlights the pandemic’s toll on the nation’s health care workforce
May 6 marks the start of National Nurses Week, and AONL is using the occasion to encourage organizations to lift up nurse managers and other front-line nurse leaders by taking part in Beyond Gratitude: A Tribute to Nurse Managers.
Rose Hedges and Carmen Kleinsmith discuss how clinicians used an open culture of frontline innovation to build just-in-time devices for COVID-19 protocols in ICU patient care, PPE and patient transportation.
AONL member Anne Schmidt, DNP, APRN, shared the stories of medical-surgical nurses caring for COVID-19 patients at New England hospital in a recent article in Generations.
“It's time to refocus our burnout research not just on awareness that the problem exists, but rather on solutions,” asserted AONL members Sharon Pappas, PhD, RN, and Tim Cunningham, DrPH, RN, in a viewpoint in the May issue of the American Journal of Nursing.
Telehealth care is comparable to in-person care, according to a recently published study in JAMA Network Open. A review of data from 40.7 million commercially insured adults on
Home health care (HHC) agencies' influenza vaccination policies are associated with reduced respiratory infection-related hospitalizations among older patients