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Educational Advancement: A Survey of Healthcare Systems in Wisconsin
This 15-page report describes efforts by health care organizations to support academic progression in Wisconsin, and includes recommendations along with its findings.
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Examining the Impact and Value of Nursing Practices to Reduce Re-Hospitalizations
Background: Higher nurse staffing levels measured at the organizational level have been associated with better inpatient outcomes and lower 30-day mortality rates. Poor discharge preparation has been associated with difficulty…
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Taking the First Steps to Serving on a Board
Important decisions shaping health care are often made in boardrooms of hospitals and health systems, but nurses are chronically underrepresented on boards. Sue Hassmiller, senior adviser for nursing at the…
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Missouri Action Coalition Development Plan
In two pages, the Missouri Action Coalition lays out its development plan–its own purpose and plans for growth, objectives that match the Institute of Medicine recommendations, and dates for each….
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Governing Principles–Pennsylvania Action Coalition
These are the eight articles making up the governing principles of the Pennsylvania Action Coalition, approved in March 2015.
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Fundraising Handout–Connecticut Nursing Collaborative
A two-sided brochure promoting the “Give Us 5!” fundraising campaign explains what the Connecticut Nursing Collaborative Action Coalition has accomplished and how donations will help it meet a Robert Wood…
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APRN Barriers to Practice in Idaho: Survey Results and Recommendations
This three-page summary of a survey of APRNs and employers about barriers to practice in Idaho does not include exact results but does provide information about how the survey was…
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Colorado’s Future Healthcare Workforce and the Role of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses
A 28-page report divided in two parts: The first assesses Colorado’s health care provider workforce and related supply/demand issues. The second provides a profile of Colorado’s 4,600 APRNs, their demand/supply…
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