Creating a safe patient handling program can help reduce injuries. See how CNOs can help their nurses avoid injury, learn about the qualities of a healthy work environment, find out more about safe patient handling, read about how CEOs could help alleviate burnout, and learn how students are preparing to be nurse practitioners.
| According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, in 2020, hospitals recorded nearly three times more work-related injuries and illnesses for every 100 full-time employees than in all industries combined. One concern for nurses is the use of equipment to handle patients who are less mobile and need assistance. In this week's lead story, learn about safe patient handling and how CNOs can help nurses avoid injury. | | |
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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. |
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