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Utah grants NPs full practice authority
Utah became the 27th state to grant nurse practitioners full practice authority.
Lawmakers consider payment limits to temp nurses
Over a dozen states, including Missouri, New York and Texas, have proposed legislation to reign in price gouging of travel nurse staffing agencies.
AHA, AONL, NCC offer workforce solutions to Senate committee
The American Hospital Association and AONL this week responded to a Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee request for information on the drivers of health care workforce shortages and potential solutions with a letter recommending the committee invest in nursing education and faculty, pass violence prevention measures, invest in maternal health and support clinician mental health.
Student Debt and Health Care Worker Turnover
As hospital HR leaders search for talent retention strategies for 2023 and beyond, student loan benefits are emerging as a winning strategy. Why? A survey from American Student Assistance found that three in four professionals say student loan tools would increase their commitment to their employer.
CDC: Drug-resistant fungus rates increase
Candida auris fungal infections tripled in the U.S. between 2019 and 2021 to 1,471, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
U.S. pre-term birth rate at 10%
The U.S. pre-term birth rate of 10% is the highest in comparison to other developed nations.
Hospital uses text messaging to improve maternal care
Parkland Health in Dallas uses new technologies and messaging platforms to identify at-risk mothers-to-be and develop personalized care plans.
Job-related stress reduces patient safety culture
Fatigue, workload, burnout and workplace violence contribute to job-related stress and cause a worse patient safety culture, according to a systematic review.
Study: Include nurses in medication administration policies
Medication administration technology should be developed in collaboration with front-line nurses who are tasked with medication administration, a study concludes.