Being a nurse is hard. You face a lot of challenges, both physical and mental, and see numerous patients every day. At some point in your career, no matter how successful you’ve been, you may even start to doubt your Read More
Research clearly shows nursing engagement is a key factor in increasing medical quality, reducing medical errors, preventing complications, and the leading indicator of mortality variation. “[T]the most serious indicator of medical quality is the rate of patient deaths across hospitals. Read More
Bedside Manner and Compassion This week’s topic is closely connected to what we discussed in last week’s blog. If you missed it, feel free to click here and catch up. All of the topics touched on last week (trust, honesty, Read More
The term nursing engagement encompasses the commitment level nurses have for their chosen profession as well as their satisfaction with the organizations where they practice their profession. Nursing engagement correlates directly with safety, quality, and patient experience performance scores. (1) Read More