Should Nurse Practitioners Have Full Practice Authority?
Wisconsin was one of the most recent states to grant NPs full practice authority earlier in August. This means that APRNs will have their own licenses and be able to operate independently as certified nurse midwives, certified registered nurse anesthetists, clinical nurse specialists, and NPs.
NYU Langone Health Initiative Strengthens Connections Between Patients and Caregivers
NYU Langone Health has launched About Me, an initiative that allows patients to share personal information that helps create stronger connections with caregivers.
Study: 75% of Nurses Say Understaffing is Jeopardizing Patient Safety
A recent survey of U.S. nurses found that patient safety is at risk due to understaffing and the demands of nursing are leading to burnout and mental health challenges.
A CMO’s Guide to Offering Home Health Services
After hospitalizations, the benefits of offering home health services beyond reducing readmissions include increasing patient satisfaction and providing services at a lower cost than services at a skilled nursing facility.
How OSF HealthCare Is Making the Case for Nursing Innovation at the Bedside
As the primary users of many technologies, nurses are in the unique position to be able to provide feedback on what is and isn’t working, and how to grow initiatives that will improve overall care quality and outcomes. It’s up to CNOs to foster innovation at the bedside and to provide nurses with opportunities to be at the forefront of change in their health systems.
3 Essential Components for AI and Virtual Nursing Adoption
As AI and virtual nursing become industry standards, CNOs and other healthcare leaders must develop strategies to overcome obstacles and ensure the sustainability of the technology.
3 Ways Hospital Leaders Are Developing Talent Pipelines for an Enduring Workforce
As healthcare’s workforce crisis continues to evolve, hospital leaders recognize that the long game requires building talent pathways at every stage, from early education levels to medical staff leadership.
What Makes a Nurse Ready to Practice?
After getting hired for the first time, it takes time for new-to-practice nurses to get comfortable practicing autonomously in the workforce. However, new-to-practice nurses in 2025 have different needs and workflows than nurses of previous generations.
CNOs: Here’s How to Optimize Emergency Department Nursing
Crowded emergency rooms and workplace violence are big obstacles that get in the way of providing safe and efficient care delivery, and it’s the CNO’s responsibility to make sure that the ED nurses are prepared to handle as many different scenarios as possible.
How HCA Healthcare Is Empowering Clinical Nurse Coordinators Through Innovation
Bedside nurses are the backbone of the healthcare industry, and it’s the CNO’s job to advocate for their needs and uplift their voices. This means giving nurse leaders on the frontline the resources they need to be efficient and effective.