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Begley speaks on AHA maternal care improvement strategy
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AONL CEO and American Hospital Association (AHA) senior vice president and chief nursing officer Robyn Begley, DNP, RN, lends her voice to a recent AHA
Workforce, Workplace Issues Challenge CNOs in 2020
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Making sure the nursing workforce feels safe, engaged and valued should be a top priority for chief nursing officers (CNOs) in 2020.
Owensboro Health wins ASHE award
Hospital's commitment to energy efficiency earns Excellence in Health Care Facility Management Award
Patients and staff benefits from energy-efficiency improvements
Owensboro Health's journey to ENERGY STAR creates a ripple effect
Nurse involvement key to upping hospital breastfeeding rates
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In 2016, about 30% of the more than 14,000 women who gave birth at Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies, a Magnet hospital in Orlando, Fla., breastfed their babies exclusively at the time of
Midwifery model achieves positive outcomes
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Researchers say a collaborative care model employ
FTC supports greater autonomy for APRNs in Kansas, Ohio
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In response to requests from state lawmakers, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued letters to
Study: Integrating patient safety features in EHRs proves challenging
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“Designing, implementing, and evaluating a suite of tools integrated within a vendor EHR to improve patient safety has a variety of challenges.” That’s the conclusion of researchers evaluating a
AHRQ announces launch of digital health care division
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Earlier this week, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) announced the launch of its
AONL comments on effort to accredit NP residency programs
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In a letter to the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), AONL stated its support for CCNE’s position that nurse practitioner (NP) “residency/fellowship programs” are voluntary in nature unlike their medical counterparts.