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AI Says It Saved Nurses 15 Minutes. Now Prove What Happened Next.
Part of Nurse.org’s Nursing AI Watch, our ongoing investigation into how artificial intelligence is reshaping nursing practice. This is the…
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AI Should Work for Nurses, Not the Other Way Around
Editor’s note: The author is Chief Nursing Officer of the American Nurses Enterprise, whose AI training initiative is discussed in…
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One Year on the Picket Line: Inside the Henry Ford Genesys Nurses’ Strike
Image source: Mid-Michigan NOW Part of Nurse.org’s Nurse Strike Intelligence data series, built on a proprietary database tracking a decade…
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Hospitals Built Their Own Gig Economy for Nurses. Here Is What It Actually Offers
This article is part of the Nurse Flexibility Review, Nurse.org’s original research series on the new ways nurses work. This…
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Nurses and Other Health Experts Say Some Facts In Lindsay Clancy’s Case Don’t Make Sense
Editor’s note: Please be warned that this case includes graphic and traumatic details of child death and self-harm. This is…
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Nurses Say Goodbye to Dolly Parton, Whose Giving Reached All the Way to the Bedside
Image source: @dollyparton Dolly Parton died Aug. 25 at Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center, surrounded by loved ones, in the health system…
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Nurses Sound the Alarm After Pharmacy Error Paralyzes Patients at Nashville Hospital
Four patients who came to Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown in Nashville for routine joint replacement surgery were injected with…
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Rural Nurses Will Get AI Training Through a $5M Grant From Google and J&J
The American Nurses Foundation has received $5 million to bring practical artificial intelligence education to nurses in rural, remote, and…
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A Nurse’s Seat at the Table: Reflections on One Year Inside the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem
If this is the first time you’re reading something I’ve written for Nurse.org, an introduction is probably appropriate. I’m an…
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