Chief nursing officers and other nurse leaders report high levels of job satisfaction, but are less satisfied with their salaries and benefits, AONE survey data shows.

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

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Half of CNOs Earn $250,000 or More Annually
Chief nursing officers and other nurse leaders report high levels of job satisfaction, but are less satisfied with their salaries and benefits, AONE survey data shows.
 

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Clinics Help Keep People With Serious Mental Illness Out Of ER
A transitional care clinic in San Antonio helps the mentally ill avoid winding up in the ER, where round-the-clock activity and confusion is ill-suited to the needs of patients who are already agitated, suicidal or psychotic.
Equal Care for Transgender Patients Reinforced by HR Policies
Responsible hospitals are training staff to ensure that transgender patients receive equal care. The "assume nothing" mantra is working for one Massachusetts hospital.
PCMH Patients More Likely to Use Meds as Directed
Patients prescribed diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol medications had higher levels of adherence than patients receiving care in other settings.
After Tort Reform, Keeping Hospital Care Safe for Patients
Communication-and-resolution programs can be tools for preserving patient safety, not just for avoiding litigation.
Keeping Killer Bacteria Out of the OR
Hospitals can lower the risk of M. chimaera outbreaks by keeping heater-cooler devices out of the clinical area.
 

AROUND THE WEB

Opinion: Giving patients an active role in their healthcare
Source: Harvard Business Review
ED workers face high stress, burnout, little support
Source: Reuters Health
Secret trove reveals bold 'crusade' to make OxyContin a blockbuster
Source: Stat
Duke officials test, refine robot-nurse
Source: News and Observer
Nurses strikes cost Allina more than $100 million
Source: MPR News
 

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