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Campaign Maps Show Nurses’ Progress in Earning BSN Degree
…prefer to continue to share their state-level data. Interpretation of data used for BSN maps This memo is intended to address questions about state-level data on the percentage of registered…
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Equity Toolkit Helps Communities Take On Social Determinants of Health
…choose elements that are appropriate for the level of engagement, experience, and the specific needs of their community. If you have questions about the toolkit, please contact Jazmine Cooper, at jncooper@aarp.org….
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Positive Work Environments of Early-career Registered Nurses and the Correlation with Physician Verbal Abuse
This article, published in Nursing Outlook, examines the relationship between levels of physician verbal abuse of early-career RNs and demographics, work attributes, and perceived work environment….
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What Does Nurse Turnover Rate Mean and What Is the Rate?
This article, published in Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice, looks at the high rate of new nurse turnover, and how the definition of the word “turnover” varies from place to…
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Newly Licensed RNs Describe What They Like Best about Being a Nurse
This article, published in the Nursing Research and Practice journal, surveyed 1,152 newly registered nurses licensed in 15 states between January and March 2009 to find out what they liked…
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Predictors of Actual Turnover In A National Sample of Newly Licensed Registered Nurses Employed In Hospitals
This article, published by the Journal of Advanced Nursing, reports on factors that affect turnover of newly licensed registered nurses….
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Work Environment Factors Other Than Staffing Associated With Nurses’ Ratings of Patient Care Quality
This article, published in Health Care Management Review, examined the association between RNs’ ratings of patient care quality and several novel work environment factors adjusting for the effects of two…
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Nurses: Building a Culture of Health in Mississippi Communities – 2016
Problem Statement: Mississippi’s health rankings, indicators and statistics consistently rank at the bottom of health outcomes being measured. Chances are that these health outcomes were influenced by the social determinants…
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