This CNO has advice for the huge challenges facing nurse leaders as we enter the new year.
See what the top five biggest challenges in nursing are in 2024, learn how to implement technology properly, read about how technology can help prevent workplace violence, find out why health systems are turning to outsourcing, and see how health system leaders must build teamwork among staff to provide better patient care.
Monday, January 8, 2024
 

Welcome to your first issue of the newly renamed and refined HealthLeaders CNO newsletter. With a new year, there's the opportunity to enhance the things we do. For 2024, we have refreshed and refined this newsletter to better reflect the leaders in the top nursing role and the content that matters to you.

Along with the new name, you can expect content from the CNO’s point of view, with curated high-level executive insights, best practices, and innovative solutions to help nurse leaders navigate the complex and ever-changing healthcare landscape.

We hope you enjoy this refreshed newsletter. Thank you for being a part of the HealthLeaders CNO community.

Huge challenges face CNOs as we jump into the new year. In this week’s lead story, find out what the top five biggest challenges are in the nursing industry in 2024, and how CNOs can strategize and implement solutions for each one. 
 

Top 5 Biggest Nursing Challenges in 2024
This CNO has advice for the huge challenges facing nurse leaders as we enter the new year.
 
HL Shorts: Getting Technology to Play Nice in Nursing Innovation Units
Technology can be a huge disruptor if implemented incorrectly. 
Sponsored
Are Internal Agencies The New Norm?
The increasing need to reduce costs and the demand for flexibility and autonomy in the workplace have prompted organizations to take recruitment into their own hands.
Sponsored
Data-Driven Decisions: Empower Staff + Enhance Patient Loyalty
Healthcare revenue cycle management teams are burned out and overwhelmed. But the right technology helps get work done faster and more accurately.
Infographic: Workplace Violence Prevention with Tech
Violence is on the rise, but so is technology that can turn the tide, as long as those on the frontlines lead the way. 
SMM Health Nursing Strike Linked to Outsourcing Concerns
Nurses want to work with in-house teams that they can rely on, but it’s complicated.
 

Must Reads
 

That's all for this Tuesday. Thank you for turning to HealthLeaders for your healthcare nursing news.

Discover new ways to connect with HealthLeaders through our events, podcasts, our magazine, or by subscribing to our specialty newsletters.

We're always interested in what management strategies, thought leadership, or best practices you have to offer your peers.
 

G Hatfield
Nursing Editor