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Excited to participate in eVisit's webinar about Virtual Nursing. Thanks to Equum Medical and eVisit for supporting nursing teams! Interested in learning about how to implement a virtual nursing program? Tune in this Thursday! #VirtualCare #VirtualNursing #HealthCareInnovation

I was fortunate to recently join a group of nursing education and practice leaders in San Antonio for a roundtable discussion focused on bridging the gap between nursing school and the transition to practice. Insights, challenges, and potential solutions were explored. Learn more about this enriching discussion at the following link: [Bridging the Gap: Insights from Our Recent Roundtable on Nursing Practice](https://lnkd.in/eSrKZMVi).

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?? Strategies to Leverage APPs in Emergency Medicine (on-demand) Join our previously recorded panel discussion brought to you in partnership with American Academy Of Emergency Nurse Practitioner. We discussed strategies and best practices to achieve your emergency medicine goals by leveraging APPs more efficiently. WATCH NOW>> https://hubs.la/Q02qr8fZ0 #ThriveAP #EmergencyMedicine #AAENP #webinar

In this webinar, Larry Adams, RN, MSN, MBA, Chief Nurse Executive at ShiftMed, talks about the positive impact mentors have had on his career and gets Monica Bologna, Chief Nursing Officer at LCMC Health, to share her thoughts on what makes a solid mentor-mentee relationship. Watch the webinar for all her valuable insights. https://lnkd.in/gdFfyWPu

Outstanding! A Framework for Hospital-Based Nurses that brings to light the impact of nursing care in acute and critical care settings and is intended to influence healthcare policy decisions that may shape and/or support patient care. What's the Problem? Currently, the contribution of acute and critical care nurses to patient outcomes is inadequately measured in hospital-based core measures. While tied to CMS pay-for-performance criteria, hospital-based measures focus on medical interventions within discrete medical diagnoses that align with optimal patient outcomes.?For most disease states, the targeted outcomes for these medical interventions are not recognized as CMS core measures due in large part to the complexity of severity adjustment across numerous heterogeneous disease states that often coexist with a wide variety of comorbidities that increase the intensity of care. This?Blueprint?considers three perspectives: 1. The contemporary work of acute and critical care nursing (What Nurses Do) 2. Core elements of the practice environment essential to support nurses’ work in caring for patients and their families (Key Hospital Environment Assumptions) 3. The outcomes patients, families, and healthcare systems can expect to receive when the work of acute and critical care nurses is aligned within the practice environment (The Outcomes). https://lnkd.in/ehn9VgWS

Midday volume surges led to misaligned nurse staffing at Oklahoma Cancer Specialists and Research Institute. Implementing iQueue for Infusion Centers helped the health system increase its average daily completed volume by 21% and decrease average daily infusion wait time during peak hours by 14%. Nurse Manager Donna Reeder, BSN, RN, shares how our AI-powered technology led to real results: "Our infusion department experienced improvements in patient workflow with the initial implementation of our scheduling template. We were able to slow down midday volume peaks and uneven volume surges throughout the day. As a result, the steady flow of patient arrivals throughout the day has provided more opportunities to cultivate the nurse/patient relationship." ?? See the case study here: https://bit.ly/3z2MSVh

“Leading with Compassion and Purpose” Nursing is a sacred commitment-not just to heal the body but to uplift the human spirit. Each day, we step into the lives of our patients when they are at their most vulnerable, offering not just care, but connection, comfort, and hope. Our true impact is measured not solely by medical outcomes, but by the compassion we extend and the lives we touch. In every patient interaction, we hold the extraordinary power to transform routine care into moments of profound healing. It’s in the simple acts-holding a hand in fear, listening with an open heart, and offering words of encouragement-that the true essence of nursing shines. These small gestures create ripples of kindness that resonate deeply, leaving lasting impressions on the hearts of those we serve. In a world increasingly driven by technology, let’s not forget that our humanity is irreplaceable. Machines can assist with diagnoses, but they cannot replicate the healing power of a nurse’s touch or the dignity we provide. True healing happens in the connections we forge-reminding patients they are seen, heard, and valued. To lead in nursing means embodying this compassion in every interaction-whether at the bedside, within our teams, or throughout the healthcare system. It’s about being unwavering advocates for kindness, empathy, and patient-centered care. As we navigate the challenges of modern healthcare, let’s commit to leading with our hearts. We are not just caregivers; we are change-makers and leaders. In every shift, in every moment, we possess the power to shape lives and inspire a future where compassion is at the forefront of care. Let us unite to elevate our profession and ignite a movement where kindness reigns. Together, we can create a legacy of care that touches every life—a legacy that resonates through time, reminding us all of the incredible strength that lies in our shared humanity. #DailythoughtsofanICUNurse #WeAreSigmaNurses #CaringScience #LeadWithHeart Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing #Strongertogether #Represent #NursesofLinkedIn Mediclinic Middle East

Continuing our journey through the Nursing Care Conference - Global Edition series, today’s focus is on the essential role of nursing practice and clinical interventions in enhancing patient outcomes. ?? In a constantly evolving healthcare landscape, effective clinical practices are vital to delivering high-quality, safe, and compassionate care. Title 2: Nursing Practice and Clinical Interventions – Elevating Patient Care ?? Quality Care | Innovative Practices | Patient-Centered Excellence Why This Matters: ?? Nursing practice and clinical interventions directly impact patient lives every day. This session will explore how advancements in these areas help provide safe, compassionate, and effective care, while also supporting the development of nursing roles in modern healthcare. ?? Key Topics: ?? Evidence-Based Practice: Using research to guide clinical decisions. ?? Patient-Centered Care: Focusing on individualized, compassionate care. ?? Safety and Quality: Ensuring patient safety through all interventions. ?? Advanced Clinical Skills: Integrating new techniques and technologies. ?? Collaborative Care: Working with multidisciplinary teams for better outcomes. Join us at the Nursing Care Conference - Global Edition in Orlando, Florida ?? as we discuss these vital aspects of nursing practice and how they contribute to the future of healthcare. For more details, visit: https://lnkd.in/e2KQeaS5 We look forward to exploring these impactful topics together! ??? . . . #NursingPractice #ClinicalInterventions #PatientCareExcellence #HealthcareQuality #NursingLeadership #EvidenceBasedNursing #AdvancedNursingCare #PatientSafety #HealthcareInnovation #CollaborativeCare #PatientCenteredCare #NursingConference2025 #GlobalNursing #TransformingHealthcare #OrlandoHealthcareEvents #FutureOfNursing

Another free informatics learning opportunity from ANIA SE Region: This session will discuss a study on the adoption and effectiveness of virtual nursing in acute settings during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the integration of telehealth technologies and their impact on patient care and connectedness. Attendees will explore evidence and outcomes of virtual nurse interventions, providing insights into future healthcare delivery and lessons learned from this challenging period. #informatics #nursinginformatics #nursing #telehealth #acute #healthinformatics