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The U.S. has a nursing crisis, but it's not what you think. Researchers Donald Sull and Charlie Sull get to the bottom of the problem and offer advice to help health care leaders turn things around in this powerful multimedia package. In addition to an in-depth research article, the package includes an interactive nursing satisfaction index of the top 200 health care employers and a video in which we hear directly from nurses about their lived experience. MIT Sloan Management Review #nursingcrisis #nursingshortage #healthcare #heathcareleaders

Check out this deep dive on the U.S. nursing crisis at MIT Sloan Management Review.

Dani Bowie, speaks with Nanne Murray Finis, Chief Nurse Executive of UKG. They discuss the importance of nursing leadership in digital transformation, the emergence of technology competencies for nurse executives, new innovative care models, and the need to get back to the basics and focus on the foundations. https://ukg.inc/3YTQ8et

Dani Bowie, speaks with Nanne Murray Finis, Chief Nurse Executive of UKG. They discuss the importance of nursing leadership in digital transformation, the emergence of technology competencies for nurse executives, new innovative care models, and the need to get back to the basics and focus on the foundations. https://ukg.inc/3YTQ8et

Dani Bowie, speaks with Nanne Murray Finis, Chief Nurse Executive of UKG. They discuss the importance of nursing leadership in digital transformation, the emergence of technology competencies for nurse executives, new innovative care models, and the need to get back to the basics and focus on the foundations. https://ukg.inc/3YTQ8et

Dani Bowie, speaks with Nanne Murray Finis, Chief Nurse Executive of UKG. They discuss the importance of nursing leadership in digital transformation, the emergence of technology competencies for nurse executives, new innovative care models, and the need to get back to the basics and focus on the foundations. https://ukg.inc/3YTQ8et

As a new grad RPN, Christie Watson's TED Talk, "What Nurses Can Teach Us," ignites a fire within me. Her words resonate deeply, reminding me of the profound impact compassion has in our noble profession, particularly during times of crisis like the COVID-19 pandemic. Watson's journey is a beacon of inspiration, showcasing the transformative power of nursing beyond the confines of clinical tasks. She eloquently underscores the significance of compassion in forging meaningful connections with patients at their most vulnerable moments, emphasizing how empathy can shape positive outcomes. In a recent interview, I seized the opportunity to reflect on my approach to care. Without hesitation, I championed the importance of a compassionate ethos. This belief echoes Watson's conviction that compassion is the heartbeat of nursing, driving us to make a tangible difference in the lives of those we serve. Similarly, when asked about conquering work fatigue, I shared a personal strategy aligned with Watson's insights on combating compassion fatigue. Just as Watson exemplified resilience by returning to clinical work during the pandemic, I understand the importance of seeking support when needed. Whether raising our hands to aid others or seeking assistance for ourselves, it's imperative to prioritize self-care to maintain our well-being and deliver exceptional care. In the face of adversity, both professionally and personally, we must rally our spirits and prioritize self-care. We refuse to be overwhelmed by the tragedies we witness; instead, we rise above, nurturing our own well-being to continue serving others with unwavering compassion and resilience. In the immortal words of Rumi, "I know you are tired but come. This is the way." Let us heed Rumi's call, embracing the courage to seek help when needed, both for ourselves and for others. Together, we navigate the challenges of our profession, illuminating the path with our compassion and commitment to healing. United in our resolve, we overcome compassion fatigue, ensuring that our light shines brightly in a world often shrouded in darkness. #Nursing #Compassion #Healthcare #Empathy #Humanity #TEDxVienna #tedtalk

Alarmingly, as nursing students progress in their education, attendance declines, posing risks to healthcare staffing as graduates fail to keep pace with retirements. Our latest blog dives into the causes of this trend and offers potential solutions to maintain a robust nursing workforce. Let's tackle the challenges and ensure a stable future in healthcare! 💪🏥 #NursingEducation #HealthcareSolutions #CaringSupport Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gHzWJXhG

The future of nursing is virtual, and you don't want to miss out on the opportunity to stay ahead of the game! Join us tomorrow for our webinar with Chamberlain University. Virtual nursing is rapidly becoming essential to modern healthcare, offering solutions to healthcare disparities and workforce shortages. Don't miss your chance to learn from experts in the field and explore Chamberlain University's new program that equips nurses and care aid teams with the necessary skills for efficient and effective virtual care. From mastering communication in a virtual setting to navigating technological advancements, this webinar covers it all. Don't wait any longer, secure your spot now! https://hstm.us/c102qulw #VirtualNursing #NavigatingTheVirtualLandscape #NurseEducation.

Buckle up, nurse entrepreneurs, for a stellar 2024! The year to transform your nursing career. The unveiling of the Network is on the horizon- all things nurse and health professionals development. #NurseEntrepreneurship #NewYear #TheNetworkNurse