A large part of nurse dissatisfaction involves working in poor conditions. A healthy work environment is necessary for nurses to thrive, and for patients to get the highest quality care and experience when visiting a health system.

In this week's lead story, find out how CNOs can create healthy work environments for their nurses.

The CNO's Ultimate Guide to a Healthy Work Environment

A healthy work environment is crucial to building a sustainable health system.

HL Shorts: How to Plan for a Strike

CNOs must have a strike contingency plan, according to this CNE.

Infographic: What Are Healthy Work Environments?

A healthy work environment is critical to maintaining sustainable health systems.

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Using Virtual Observation to Improve Patient Safety

Health systems and hospitals are adapting in-patient telemedicine technology to improve patient safety, with the idea that keeping a virtual “eye” on the patient at all times can reduce adverse events.

Healthcare Gains 70K Jobs in January

Healthcare created one-in-five new jobs in the U.S. economy in the first month of 2024.

Must Reads

Moritsugu: Congress can fix America’s nursing shortage — Boston Herald
Ohio State College of Nursing launches accelerated bachelor’s degree— Ohio State News
Arizona ranks among the top five states coping with nursing shortages — KVOA
Nurses at Ascension Saint Joseph Hospital in Joliet going on strike for 3rd time since last August — ABC 7 Chicago
Tammy Jones, Ph.D., named chief nursing officer for UAMS Health — UAMS News

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