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Are Healthcare Employers Responsible for Professional License Renewal and CE Compliance?

Short Answer: While individual clinicians are legally responsible for maintaining their licenses and certifications, healthcare employers share operational, legal, and financial responsibility for ensuring staff remain compliant. Failure to monitor continuing education (CE) and license renewal status can expose organizations to staffing disruptions, liability risk, accreditation findings, and reputational harm. A centralized compliance system reduces […]
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National Eating Disorders Awareness Week graphic highlighting how healthcare professionals can recognize eating disorder signs and provide support, February 23 to March 1.

Eating Disorders Awareness Week: How Healthcare Professionals Can Recognize the Signs and Provide Support

National Eating Disorders Awareness Week offers a meaningful moment to deepen understanding and visibility of eating disorders, which impact millions but too often go undetected in clinical care. Eating disorders can affect individuals of all ages, genders, body sizes, and backgrounds. Early recognition and compassionate intervention by healthcare professionals can significantly improve outcomes.  Understanding Eating […]
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The Gift of Leadership: How Small Acts of Support Create Big Impact in Healthcare

Leadership in healthcare is much like leadership in any other field, where small, intentional acts of support, practiced consistently, can have an outsized impact on organizational success. During this season of giving, we reflect on the small but meaningful leadership practices that have helped ISYS® Solutions Inc. grow a successful Nurse Case Management business over […]
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The Leadership Holiday Wish List: What Healthcare Executives Want for Their Teams in 2026

As 2025 winds down, healthcare executives and managers are already looking ahead toward new regulations, evolving patient needs, shifting reimbursement structures, and a workforce that is more fatigued than ever. The holiday season offers a moment to pause and reflect on what leaders truly want for their teams in the year ahead. And this year’s […]
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What Are CEUs in Healthcare?

TL;DR / Key Takeaways CEUs (Continuing Education Units) are a standardized measurement of continuing education in healthcare, required for professional licensure renewal. Depending on the credential, they may also be referred to as contact hours, CEs (Continuing Education), or CNEs (Continuing Nursing Education). They ensure healthcare professionals maintain competency and meet professional licensure and/or certification […]
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Burnout & Suicide in Nursing: What Nurses Need Now

Burnout remains high across U.S. nursing and is linked with elevated suicide risk for registered nurses compared with non–healthcare workers. Addressing this is both a moral imperative and a patient safety necessity.   By the numbers (latest high-quality sources) In a joint American Nurses Foundation/McKinsey survey (n=7,419; May 2023), 56% of nurses reported burnout symptoms […]
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What is Culturally Competent Care? Beyond an Interpreter and Venturing into Cultural Humility

After nearly two decades in the nursing industry, my default answer to the question of what constitutes culturally competent care is the use of an interpreter. Culturally competent care has been a repeated topic in hospital orientations and annual trainings, and the inclusion of cultural and linguistic competence in continuing medical education is required by […]
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Smiling healthcare worker in blue scrubs holds a tablet, standing next to a circular text graphic surrounded by red and blue bursts and stars. The text reads: “Stars, Stripes & Staff Autonomy. Celebrating Freedom in the Workplace Without Starting a Compliance Fire.”

Stars, Stripes & Staff Autonomy: Celebrating Freedom in the Workplace Without Starting a Compliance Fire

Ah, the Fourth of July—parades, fireworks, and the sweet scent of freedom in the air. While Americans celebrate independence, it’s a great time to ask: Are we giving our staff the workplace freedom they crave? You might be thinking, “Sure, but we’ve got policies, procedures, and about 47 compliance boxes to check.” Don’t worry—workplace autonomy […]
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