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Engage with patients eye to eye

American Nurse

Best practices for providing patient- and family-centered hospital care include open visiting hours, patient involvement in the daily plan of care, evidence-based communication tools, bedside shift reports, and hourly rounding. The evidence Commit to Sit has proven successful at enhancing patient satisfaction.

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Leading Powerfully to Effect Positive Change: The Transformational Power of Nurses in Challenging Times

American Nurse

The Role of Nurses in Interprofessional Collaboration Effective interprofessional collaboration where healthcare providers across disciplines work together has been shown to reduce errors, improve patient satisfaction, and enhance health outcomes (Reeves et al.,

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Health Systems Investing in DEI: A Closer Look

Diversity Nursing

The first program is a year-long leadership initiative developed by the National League for Nursing (NLN), an organization whose mission is to promote an inclusive nursing workforce and support nursing education.

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Magnet4Europe: Taking the next steps

American Nurse

The project aims to improve mental health and well-being among European health professionals. Achieving this goal requires redesign of healthcare work environments to improve job-related outcomes for nurses and physicians as well as health outcomes for patients.

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Top Issues in Nursing — and How Nurse Leaders Can Address Them

Post University

From the patient’s perspective, however, the problem is especially alarming as high turnover can dramatically reduce patient satisfaction. Patients who are constantly forced to adapt to new nurses may struggle to develop strong relationships with their health care providers. Thank you for reading!

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The Value of Nursing

American Nurse

These were: Individual determinants Education Experience Nurses’ value Impact of role models Factors influencing individual determinants were age, gender, religion, satisfaction with the nursing major, personal values, and use of coping strategies. The essentials: Core competencies for professional nursing education.

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Nursing’s role in lifestyle medicine

American Nurse

Clinicians can demonstrate LM knowledge and skill by earning certification through ACLM, which reports that LM approach can result in improved patient and provider satisfaction. Lifestyle medicine education Many opportunities exist to add more LM education to undergraduate and graduate nursing curriculums.