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Nurses tangled in degree scheme still fighting for licenses
Hundreds of nurses who have asserted their innocence in the national degree scheme are still fighting to win back their licenses. -
UConn school of nursing gets largest gift in university's history
Storrs-based University of Connecticut School of Nursing has received a $40 million gift, a record for the university. The money will support a new facility, student scholarships, and nurse faculty education. -
The key to keeping nurses, per 6 leaders
The key to a great nurse work culture is giving nurses a voice in decision-making and having leaders who build a personal relationship with staff, six nursing leaders told Becker's. -
Massachusetts allocates $18M to cover nursing student costs
Nursing students and pre-nursing students enrolled in Massachusetts community colleges will not pay out-of-pocket for their education. For the first time, the state's scholarship fund for this effort has funding to cover 100% of currently enrolled community college nursing students for the year, according to an Oct. 17 news release. -
4 top predictors of nurse satisfaction
An analysis of Glassdoor reviews from current and former nurses revealed there are four key factors most influential in shaping nurses' overall job satisfaction: compensation, workload, toxic culture and organizational support. -
The highest-paying travel nurse specialties
Intensive care registered nurses are the highest-paid travel nurse specialty, an Indeed report found. -
Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing debuts new specialty
Eligible nurses can now become certified in burn nursing through the Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing. -
Keck Hospital doubles down on cutting nurse managers' workload
What are the tasks only a nurse manager can do? That is the question Keck Hospital of USC in Los Angeles set out to answer when it had all nurse managers and assistant nurse managers meet with the chief nursing officer to list everything they are responsible for on a given day. -
New York system to cut contract nurses by 1,500
New York City Health + Hospitals plans to cut 1,500 contract registered nurse positions by the second half of 2025. -
How UNC Health reduced nurse turnover by 20%
Chapel Hill, N.C.-based UNC Health has reduced nurse turnover by 20% with its UNC Health for Me program. -
Massachusetts nursing program that faced shutdown remains open
Milton, Mass.-based Labouré College of Healthcare narrowly avoided a July vote that would have shut down its nursing program, but the school was given until Oct. 11 to produce an update on its efforts to correct regulatory deficiencies and remain in operation. -
8 hospitals, systems seeking chief nursing officers
Here are eight health systems and hospitals in the U.S. currently seeking chief nursing officers. -
The top nurse initiatives that make a difference, per 6 leaders
Code Lavender, escape rooms, professional development and flexible scheduling are just some of the nurse initiatives top hospitals are implementing to create an excellent nurse workplace. -
California makes RN license for retired nurses
Amid a shortage of nurses, California is turning to retirees to fill the gap. -
Michigan ANA opposes nurse-ratio bill
The American Nurses Association-Michigan released a letter opposing state legislation that would mandate patient ratios for hospital nurses. -
3 systems win ANCC's nursing development award
The American Nurses Credentialing Center awarded three hospital systems and four healthcare organizations for excellence in their nursing professional development efforts. -
Mount Sinai has faced $700K in arbitration over nurse ratios
New York City-based Mount Sinai Hospital has racked up $700,000 in arbitration awards it must pay to the New York State Nurses Association, Politico reported Oct. 10. -
66K qualified BSN applications were turned away in 2022
In 2022, Bachelor of Science in nursing programs rejected nearly 66,300 applications not because of lacking qualifications, according to American Association of Colleges of Nursing data CNN cited in an Oct. 5 report. -
Texas system partners with college to train 100 nurses from Mexico
A partnership between San Antonio, Texas-based Methodist Healthcare, Alamo Colleges and TecMilenio University in Monterrey, Mexico, will educate and train nurses from Mexico in an effort to curb staffing shortages in U.S. hospitals. -
Illinois considers changes to nurse-patient ratio law
An Illinois House committee met with healthcare leaders to discuss changing nurse-patient ratios laws, Advantage News reported Oct. 5.
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