Crisp, clear communication is key for CNOs who are trying to handle their change management processes, says this CNE.
Read about how CNOs can streamline change management processes, see more tips for change management, learn about three ways CNOs can leverage social media, hear about the new CNE at Advocate Health, and find out about the nurse strike at Geisinger.
Monday, February 24, 2025
 

Mergers, reorganizations, and restructurings always take a toll on the workforce in any industry, but especially in healthcare.

Periods of rapid change in an organization can leave staff feeling confused, anxious, and unsure about new responsibilities and reporting structures. However, in healthcare, there's an additional variable: patients.

Robust change management processes are essential for CNOs to implement to help nurses, since they play such a large role in patient care in health systems.

In this week’s lead story, let’s take a look at how CNOs can streamline change management processes.

 

How CNOs Can Manage Change Management
Crisp, clear communication is key for CNOs who are trying to handle their change management processes, says this CNE.
 
HL Shorts: Tips for Streamlining Change Management
Clear and frequent communication is key to change management, says this CNE. 
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Infographic: 3 Ways CNOs Can Leverage Social Media
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CNOs should frame questions correctly and bring in a variety of resources to solve problems, says this CNE.
 

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G Hatfield
CNO Editor