Being a nurse is difficult.

The job entails long hours, substantial workloads, and the heavy emotional burden of guiding patients through some of the toughest moments of their lives.

In this week's lead story, learn why nurse wellbeing is essential to the success of a health system, and how the CNO makes sure they are providing programs and support to help keep their staff safe and well..

Wellbeing 101: How CNOs Can Provide Support and Build Resiliency

Nurse wellbeing is critical to positive patient outcomes and the overall success of a health system.

Let's Talk About AI: Communication Tips for CNOs

CNOs need to be clear and transparent in communication surrounding AI, says this nurse leader.

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The Exec: CNO Jesus Cepero on Strategies for Modern Nursing Issues

Creating the workforce of the future is one of the biggest challenges for nurse leaders, says this CNO.

Contributed Content: Nurses are Always There for Us. Here’s What We Must Do for Them.

CNOs are responsible for making sure their nurses stay safe and healthy at work, both mentally and physically.

HL Shorts: Supporting Nurse Managers

Nurse managers are a critical piece of the workforce puzzle, and they are spread too thin.

Must Reads

Study: Subbing lower-paid staff for RNs could cause patient deaths — Washington Post
New college nursing program aims to ease shortages in Pennsylvania — WGAL
Is nursing a STEM profession? — DailyNurse
In Baltimore, nurses go door-to-door to bring primary care to the whole neighborhood — NPR
Oregon nurses announce 3-day strike against Providence — KGW8

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G Hatfield
Nursing Editor