Hospital staff rush a patient on a gurney through a corridor toward a room labeled “322.” The scene is dimly lit, with urgency evident in the healthcare workers’ movements. Overlaid text reads: “STOP THE BLEEDING – How Continuing Education Saves Hospitals Millions by Reducing Medical Errors.”

Stop the Bleeding: How Continuing Education Saves Hospitals Millions by Reducing Medical Errors

Imagine this. A nurse, nearing the end of a grueling 12-hour shift, administers 10 times the intended dose of heparin to a post-operative patient. The error goes unnoticed until the patient begins to bleed internally. Despite rapid intervention, the patient suffers severe complications, leading to an extended ICU stay, multiple surgical procedures, and a legal […]
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Five Must-Read Books for Healthcare Executives (That Aren’t Boring Business Books)

The role of today’s healthcare executive extends far beyond operational management and fiscal oversight. Effective leadership in healthcare requires cultural intelligence, emotional resilience, ethical clarity, and the ability to navigate complex human systems. While traditional business literature offers foundational tools, it often falls short of addressing the nuanced challenges inherent in healthcare leadership. The following […]
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From Compliance to Culture – How Education Strengthens Healthcare Cybersecurity

In today’s healthcare landscape, safeguarding patient information is as critical as providing quality care. With the increasing digitization of medical records and the rise in cyber threats, healthcare organizations must prioritize cybersecurity through continuous education and effective use of a well-configured Healthcare Learning Management Systems (LMS). This approach not only ensures compliance but also fosters […]
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Webinar Attendee Q&A: Addressing the Nursing Shortage Through Technology and Innovation

March 18, 2025  Attendee Q&A (Answers provided by speaker Jennifer Walker, RN, MSN, NPD-BC, GERO-BC, NE-BC)  We were honored to host so many engaged professionals for our March 18, 2025 webinar, Addressing the Nursing Shortage Through Technology & Innovation. We received excellent questions from attendees—so many, in fact, that we didn’t have time to answer […]
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Mastering the Art of Delegation in Nursing: A Key to Efficiency and Teamwork

In the fast-paced world of nursing, where every second counts and patient care is paramount, mastering the art of delegation is not just a skill—it’s a necessity. Effective delegation allows nurses to manage workloads, prevent burnout, and ensure that patients receive the highest quality care. Yet, many nurses struggle with letting go of tasks, fearing […]
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A conceptual illustration of a dedicated nurse standing at a crossroads—one path leading to an exit sign symbolizing burnout and resignation, the other leading to a warm, well-lit hospital environment where leadership and teamwork thrive. In the background, silhouettes of healthcare leaders offer support, showing appreciation and compassion. A subtle EKG heartbeat line weaves through the image, representing the lifeblood of the profession.

The Secret to Keeping Great Healthcare Staff: Leading with Heart

The halls of a hospital are filled with stories—of resilience, heartbreak, healing, and hope. But, one of the most pressing stories in healthcare today isn’t told in patient rooms or operating rooms; it’s unfolding in staff breakrooms and HR offices, where leaders are scrambling to fill shifts and retain their best nurses, technicians, and caregivers. […]
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Eating Disorders Awareness Week (EDAW) 2025: The Time is Now

Eating disorders are often misunderstood, overlooked, or dismissed, yet they affect millions of individuals across all backgrounds. This year, in collaboration with the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), we are recognizing Eating Disorders Awareness Week (EDAW) from Monday, February 24 – Sunday, March 2, 2025, to emphasize the urgency of early detection, treatment, and ongoing […]
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