Not only do the qualifications of the current nursing workforce need to be updated, the Health Resources and Services Administration projects that we’ll need more than 1 million new RNs by 2020. The good news is that nursing program applicants, enrollments and graduates have increased. The bad news is...

One of AAACN's most influential care coordination and transition management (CCTM) leaders, Beth Ann Swan, PhD, CRNP, FAAN, was profiled by OR Today this month about her pioneer role in CCTM and how she got started in nursing. Beth Ann, a AAACN past president,

AAACN President M. Elizabeth Greenberg, PhD, RN-BC, C-TNP, CNE, was featured recently in the American Nurses Association (ANA) magazine, American Nurse Today, Career Guide issue. Liz was interviewed about care coordination and transition management (CCTM)...

This instructional video from the World Health Organization explains the evidence-based core components of infection prevention and control programmes, critical at both the national and acute health care facility level for patient safety and for health systems to provide quality care.

From ChooseMyPlate.gov - MyPlate, MyWins Tips: Meal Planning for One - Cooking for one can be challenging—most recipes and sales are meant for more than one person. Use these tips to help when you’re cooking for one.

Christine Ruygrok, MBA RN-BC, has been appointed as a Director on the Board of Directors effective at the close of the AAACN 2018 Annual Conference!

Fifty six organizations signed on to a letter to the House and Senate Appropriations committees outlining the Nursing Community Coalition's Fiscal Year 2019 funding requests of $244 million for the Title VIII Nursing Workforce Development Programs...

Every flu season is different, and infection can affect people differently. Take advantage of this collection of articles to learn more about influenza and keep yourself, and those around you, healthy this season.

The widespread implementation of electronic health records has caused a sea change in health care and in medical practice. The digitization of health care data has had some positive effects on patient safety, but it has also created new patient safety concerns.

Through health coaching, a team-based approach, physicians and their teams can help patients become active participants in their care. One health care collaborative has incorporated health coaching that goes beyond just asking “what’s the matter?”