National Nurses Week 2023
Healthcare NOW Radio celebrates National Nurses Week. Don’t forget to thank the nurse in your life for all they do.
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Talking about Nurses During Nurses Week 2023
We are celebrating Nurses Week and have rounded up thoughts and insights from nurses, about nurses, and about nursing. And of course we want to thank all the nurses and healthcare workers that continue to work the front lines every day.
Health IT Business News, Nurses Week Special Edition May 11, 2023
Business and financial news from NextGen Healthcare, Carium, AvaSure, Geisinger Health, Lirio, Ayin Health Solutions, LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Human API, Conduit Health Partners, OncoHost, HHAeXchange, symplr, Vytalize Health, Hydreight Technologies, DexCare, and more.
Nursing Studies, Surveys and Reports: What Can We Learn?
To wrap up this year’s Nurses Week our monthly roundup of surveys and reports from around the industry is focused on nursing. A record number of nurses are leaving the profession while a record low admission rate for incoming students.
Celebrating National Nurses Week: Reflections on Health Information Technology
By Alicia Morton, Liz Palena Hall, Wanda Govan-Jenkins and Laverne Perlie – As we celebrate 200 years since Florence Nightingale’s birth and National Nurses Week comes to a close, the nurses at ONC would like to acknowledge the tremendous work being done on the front lines by our colleagues fighting this pandemic.
Nurses Week Roundup
There was much said and written about nurses last week as we celebrated the annual National Nurses Week. ICYMI here are some of our picks for posts you should read.
How New Nursing Roles are Shaping the Future of Healthcare
By Cathy Turner – Honoring Nurses Week – The good news is that these jobs can help improve patient care, while keeping experienced nurses engaged and practicing longer. Here’s a look at some emerging nurse positions that could benefit your organization.
How EHRs Give Time Back to Nurses
By Cathy Turner – It’s Nurses Week! Let’s talk nurses. It goes without saying that nurses are busy. Caring for patients and keeping up with documentation takes up the majority of their time and resources.
What Does The Comprehensive Shared Care Plan Mean For Nursing?
By Rebecca Freeman PhD – Care coordination is a key feature of evolving care models designed to avoid episodic care for patients. Currently, various federal programs that pay for health care services require a care plan as a component of care coordination.