AAACN leaders are experts in all facets of ambulatory care. Read their interviews with reporters from national, health care, and nursing media outlets.
AAACN President Kathleen Martinez Discusses Role of Ambulatory Care Nurses in National “Nurse Appreciation” Campaign
Kathleen Martinez was interviewed for a special “Nurse Appreciation” campaign published by Mediaplanet and distributed nationwide in USA Today.
Nurse Residency Programs: Two AAACN Leaders Interviewed by Monster.com
Laurel More and L. Jessie Jones-Bell, co-chairs of the AAACN Academic and Practice Partnership Task Force and co-authors of AAACN’s nurse residency program, spoke with Monster.com on the value of nurse residency programs for those looking to transition from school to practice.
AAACN Expert: Telehealth is Here to Stay
Margaree Jordan-Amberg, chair of AAACN's Telehealth Special Interest Group, was interviewed recently by University Business on why telehealth and videoconferencing will remain essential for providers and patients even after COVID-19 is tamed.
Demand Spikes for NPs - AAACN Director Deena Gilland Tells HealtheCareers
There's a surge in numbers and career interest for nurse practitioners, who have a central role in care delivery, AAACN Director Deena Gilland, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, says in a recent interview with HealtheCareers titled, "A Huge Surge in NPs."
More Nursing Career Choices Than Ever: AAACN Leader Writes for Special Health Care Publication
AAACN Director Eileen Esposito, DNP, RN-BC, CPHQ, was published recently in a special health care supplement for Mediaplanet, letting the public know the crucial role of ambulatory care nurses and how the pandemic has brought their roles in public health, complex care, telehealth, and leadership to the forefront.
AAACN Experts Featured in Article About the Future of Online Learning
Two executives who work for AAACN's management company, Anthony J. Jannetti, Inc. (AJJ), were interviewed recently about the online learning and virtual conference innovations the company has made to deliver quality nursing education to clients. Read what Director of Education Services Michele Boyd, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, and Director of Online Learning Celess Tyrell, had to say in this Elite Healthcare ebook cover story, "The Present & Future of Online Learning."
E. Mary Johnson, RN - In Demand Nursing Specialty: Ambulatory Care Nursing
AAACN Past President E. Mary Johnson, BSN, RN-BC, NE-BC, discusses why ambulatory care nursing is one of the most critical and in-demand nursing specialties today in an interview with Nurse.com.
Anne Jessie Discusses Life-Saving Role of Care Coordination
AAACN President-Elect Anne Jessie, DNP, RN, was interviewed recently for an article, Nursing Care Coordination Between Healthcare Providers Can Save Lives, as part of an 'Empowering Our Heroes' campaign launched by Mediaplanet and USA Today.
Kathy Mertens Explores Nurse Retention; Describes Her Own Career Path
Post-Pandemic Nurse Retention Strategies - Kathy Mertens, AAACN's immediate past president, was recently interviewed for this HealthcareSource.com article on how to retain top talent, nurture leadership, and increase nurse retention, especially during the high-stress pandemic.
Spotlight On Kathy Mertens, DNP, MPH, RN - by OR Today Magazine. Some nurses almost seem to have been born into the profession. Kathy Mertens isn’t among them, but that hasn’t limited the impact of her work or the trajectory of her career.
Recognizing Nurses is Essential: Two AAACN Leaders Interviewed by Nurse.com
It's critical to let nurses know in personal and meaningful ways that they're valued, according to AAACN President Elect-Anne Jessie and National Director Deena Gilland. They offer their suggestions on ways to boost spirits and the positive ripple effects that result in this Nurse.com interview with Carole Jakucs.
Why Leadership Matters for Nurses
Nurse leaders are essential to bringing the nursing industry forward, especially during tumultuous times like the present. With a global pandemic disrupting life as we know it, nurse leaders are needed to advocate for the safety and health of nurses and those they care for. Assanatu (Sana) Savage, PhD, DNP, FNP-BC, RN-BC recently shared her thoughts with Minority Nurses® on the importance of nurse leadership to the profession as a whole, as well as patients, the health care industry, and our communities.
Two AAACN Leaders Address Nurse Burnout
Deena Gilland, DNP, RN, NEA-NC, FAAN, and Quanna Batiste-Brown, DNP, HCSM, FABC, RN, NEA-BC, discusss nurse burnout with Carole Jakucs of Nurse.com.
AAACN CEO Linda Alexander Shares Successful Strategies for Conference Attendance
The 44th Annual AAACN conference in 2019 had the highest attendance in the association's history. AAACN CEO Linda Alexander tells PCMA why.
Kris Grayem Featured in "Careers in Nursing" Book
AAACN 2019 President Kristine Grayem, MSN, CNS, PPCNP-BC, RN-BC, shares the rewards and challenges of ambulatory care nursing in this Salem Press book.
AAACN Gets Monster Media Coverage
AAACN President Kristene Grayem, President-Elect Anne Jessie, and Past President Debra Cox were all recently interviewed by Monster.com for a special series about nursing careers. Kris, Anne, and Deb represented ambulatory care nursing; they promoted your specialty and increased understanding of what you do on this leading career website.
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Silent No More: Nurses Are Finally in the News
Florence Nightingale would have gasped: Nurses are the single largest group of health care professionals, but are quoted only 2% of the time in America's news media.
In this article, AAACN's Media Director, Janet Perrella D'Alesandro, describes why mainstream media too often passes nurses by and what we can all do to increase the public's understanding of nurses' roles, skills, and knowledge.