The #HBCU magic is shining bright at the @AAN_Nursing Policy Conference! So many gems dropped when we see our first NC A&T Deans. @DrSRandolph and I are so grateful for your mentorship @DrBevMalone & Dr. Janice Brewington! @HBCUBuzz
Sharing early results from our THRIVE clinical pathway - reducing readmits & ED for Medicaid insured individuals with multiple chronic conditions #CANSSOS2022@VUNursing@DrMargoBC@Penn_CHOPR
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Join us for a focus group or 1:1 interview as we explore “Perspectives and Organizational Support of Black Nurse Practitioners Addressing Health Disparities”.
"Bedside nursing has always been, as one hospital chief executive put it, a “burnout profession.”"
um,.... what?
Describing nursing as a 'burnout profession' suggests burnout is expected - the natural evolution of nursing professionals.
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Don't miss this new video presented by @PennNursing and the Rita and Alex Hillman Foundation, starring @DrMargoBC. Follow along as she traces her journey in the development and implementation of the innovative pathway. #THRIVE. https://t.co/hNyqoZ7AEz
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Learn more about nurse historian Aponte's research in her recent podcast https://t.co/f0C0LJqnZg and stay tuned for her upcoming speaking engagements this month.
Thank you for learning with us as we start Year 2 of Nurses You Should Know, together we can #changethenarrative.
Hi There #NurseTwitter#HistNursing
We are kicking off Year 2 of @KnowNurses with #BlackHistoryMonth '22. We will be recognizing Black nurses' careers and contributions to shaping the nursing profession.
Check out our 1st post written by @RavenneAponte:
https://t.co/0mJZhHWIby
Systemic inequities in outcomes among Black ischemic stroke patients linked to insufficient nurse staffing levels. See more in our new paper in @NResonline@NIMHD@RainaMerchant@heather_brom
in @NResonline Our @Penn_CHOPR colleague @DrMargoBC reports on the disparities in readmissions seen between Black & White stroke patients & may be linked to the level of nurse staffing in the hospitals where they receive care. #NurseTwitter@RNsEverywhere
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Nursing is NOT in Crisis—nurses saved thousands during #Covid. Hospital industry has crisis of poor leadership that caused the Covid care shortage. #NurseTwitter@RNsEverywhere
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