Executive extra: Are you prepared for your role as a CNO?

Article Abstract:

A decision to assume the responsibility of a Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) must be made after a careful analysis of several criteria, even though leading a nursing organization would provide professional fulfillment. Various factors like critical self-analysis of one's leadership skills, educational preparation for the position, and the ability to commit time for the responsibilities, have to be considered before a decision is made.

United States, Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Nurses, Leadership, Nursing services

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No time to lose

Article Abstract:

The Aging Workforce Survey of almost 1,000 nurses shows the lack of comprehensive strategies designed to retain aging nurses. Experts recommend that leaders should take action in areas that include scheduling, programs and work environment in order to retain aging nurses.

Surveys, Work environment

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Best-practice protocols: Get your board on board

Article Abstract:

A report reveals that in an effort to raise the standard of patient care to the highest level, even the members of the board should be involved in the project. The way in which it can be done is outlined.

Product quality, Practice, Quality management, Patients, Patient care, Wellness programs, Medical protocols

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