CNOs must keep an open mind and try new things in the new year, according to this nurse leader.
Read more about what CNOs can expect in 2025, learn more about how to improve nurse manager retention, see more about must-watch trends for nursing this year, hear more from the new CEO of AONL, and find out more about how doctors and nurses should prepare for mass deportations.
Monday, January 20, 2025
 

As the saying goes, "new year, new beginnings."

It's 2025, and while there will be many new beginnings in healthcare, CNOs will also face some perpetual challenges that continue to rear their heads.

For instance, workplace violence will continue to be a challenge as CNOs continue to work diligently at strategies to protect patients and staff. Work-life balance and wellbeing will stay a priority, as well as tackling staffing hurdles.

In this week’s lead story, let’s take a look at what CNOs can expect in 2025.

 

Here's the Official 2025 CNO Forecast
CNOs must keep an open mind and try new things in the new year, according to this nurse leader.
 
HL Shorts: How to Improve Nurse Manager Retention
Nurse manager turnover is highest within the first four years of leadership, so CNOs must focus on how to retain them, according to this CNO. 
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Supporting Nurses at the Breaking Point
During a recent HealthLeaders panel, nurse leaders explored innovative strategies, from wearable tech to virtual security programs, to improve safety and redefine well-being.
Infographic: Must-Watch Trends for CNOs in 2025
CNOs will continue to focus on workplace violence, wellbeing, and digital transformation, according to this nurse leader.
The Exec: Words of Wisdom from AONL's New CEO
CNOs should keep on using their voice to speak up for nursing, says this nurse leader. 
 

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G Hatfield
CNO Editor