By Cara Lunsford RN CPHON – Healthcare data breaches can expose highly sensitive patient information and disrupt the technology healthcare professionals rely on every day. While some healthcare data breaches result from cyberattacks, others can occur because of accidental disclosures, unauthorized access, lost or stolen devices, or other security incidents.
By Sarah Hitchcox BSN RN – Online booking and patient messaging move clinical work into an inbox. Before a practice adopts or keeps either, it should be able to answer four questions about ownership, escalation, acknowledgment and handoff.
This November, ten nurses are running for Congress. Nurse.org checked every credential against state board records, reviewed every platform, pulled every FEC filing, and asked all ten campaigns the same seven questions about nursing. Check it out.
Looking to keep your finger on the pulse of the nursing industry? Check out this month’s top nursing news stories from around the globe.
By Zelda Meeker – More than three years after Operation Nightingale exposed a widespread nursing diploma scheme, federal prosecutions and state licensing investigations continue to reveal the scope and consequences of the fraud.
The Nurse Innovator Pavilion is HLTH’s dedicated home for the most entrepreneurial force in healthcare. Step into a space built to celebrate nurse-led innovation — where founders, frontline clinicians, executives, and investors connect around a shared belief that nurses aren’t just delivering care, they’re redesigning it.
By Robin Roberts – Like most new technologies, AI is expanding faster than the ability to regulate it. There are no governing bodies, no universal policies or guidelines that apply to all situations and applications where it might be used. It is up to each individual organization and, sometimes, to each clinician to decide how to use it.
By Mary Bacaj – Employers have invested heavily in navigation services designed to make healthcare easier to use. Navigators can explain benefits, identify in-network providers, help schedule appointments, and guide members through administrative barriers. That support has value, but it should not be mistaken for care management.
Looking to keep your finger on the pulse of the nursing industry? Check out this month’s top nursing news stories from around the globe.
By Felicia Sadler MJ BSN RN CPHQ LSSBB – You’ve probably seen headlines questioning whether the U.S. is facing a nursing shortage. Some argue there are enough licensed nurses to meet demand, while others point to chronic understaffing in hospitals as proof that the shortage is very real.
Starts September 18th in Miami – Experience visionary keynotes, groundbreaking research, connecting with global trailblazers, uncovering new ways to elevate your nursing journey, and dynamic networking that sparks innovation and empowers change. This is more than an event—it’s your moment to transform nursing, elevate care, and leave a lasting legacy.
By Zelda Meeker – Tired of scrolling to find something to watch? We’ve got a list of excellent healthcare-related documentaries that will grab and keep your attention. Healthcare documentaries offer a window into the complexities of this world and show the daily struggles and triumphs of nurses, patients, and other healthcare providers.
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