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Accreditation & Quality Compliance Advisor

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New—and sometimes nontraditional—ways to attract and keep nurses

February 10, 2026

Healthcare Staff

As hospitals and health systems continue to seek solutions to workforce staffing—particularly nursing—many are veering away from traditional methods and embracing new ways of attracting and retaining ...

Accreditation & Quality Compliance Advisor

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Using AI to improve interactions between physicians and patients

February 10, 2026

Quality & Errors, Healthcare Staff, Cybersecurity & Technology

DAX Express is an AI-powered solution that automatically documents patient encounters through voice-enabled technology. Clinicians can use the solution to take notes during patient interactions, helpi...

Patient Safety Monitor Journal

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Addressing moral injury in healthcare (Q&A, Part 2)

February 10, 2026

Behavioral & Mental Health, Healthcare Staff, Workplace safety

The following is part two of our interview with Maya Bizri, MD, MPH, a psychiatrist and consultation-liaison psychiatrist looking for solutions to provide support for healthcare providers working in l...

Patient Safety Monitor Journal

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Moral injury doesn’t just happen to doctors in war zones (Q&A, Part 1)

February 10, 2026

Behavioral & Mental Health, Healthcare Staff, Workplace safety

Moral injury is taking a mental and emotional toll on healthcare providers everywhere, from those treating refugees from the wars in Ukraine and Sudan to those at home writing prescriptions they know ...

Accreditation & Quality Compliance Advisor

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Nurses, not policymakers, should determine appropriate staffing levels

February 10, 2026

Patient Safety, Policies and Procedures, Healthcare Staff

Staffing is a complex decision based on the experience and clinical expertise of the nurse, care team, resources, and patient needs,” AONL said in a prepared statement. “Organizational leaders, nurse ...

Patient Safety Monitor Journal

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Q&A: Customer service to promote better behavioral healthcare

February 10, 2026

Behavioral & Mental Health, Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors, Healthcare Staff

For the good of providers and patients, behavioral healthcare facilities need to prioritize good customer service, says Kevin Ann Huckshorn, PhD, MSN, RN, ICADC, a licensed and certified mental health...

Accreditation & Quality Compliance Advisor

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Four ways nurse leaders can effectively retain staff

February 10, 2026

Leadership & Finance, Healthcare Staff

One of the most common practices among nurse leaders to improve retention is employee rounding—so much so that the time-consuming practice has been “hard-wired” into leadership routines. Problem is, r...

Accreditation & Quality Compliance Advisor

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Study identifies interventions physicians and nurses want to address burnout

February 10, 2026

Leadership & Finance, Healthcare Staff

To address burnout, physicians and nurses prefer actions to boost nurse staffing, increase clinician control over workload, and improve work environments rather than wellness programs and resilience t...

Patient Safety Monitor Journal

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Making better outcomes: How team-based care fits into high reliability

February 10, 2026

Leadership & Finance, Patient Safety, Policies and Procedures, Quality & Errors, Healthcare Staff

“Often the work drives us together, but again, then it gets to that difference between ‘we connect when we have to because the work demands it’ versus ‘we’re intentional in the team construct and we m...

Medical Environment Update

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Part 2: Heidi Raines on sustaining a culture of safety

February 10, 2026

Laboratory Safety, Leadership & Finance, Workplace safety, Healthcare Staff

This is the second part of our interview with Heidi Raines, the CEO and founder of Performance Health Partners and author of “Shared Voices: A Framework for Patient and Employee Safety in Healthcare“ ...

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New—and sometimes nontraditional—ways to attract and keep nurses

Using AI to improve interactions between physicians and patients

Addressing moral injury in healthcare (Q&A, Part 2)

Moral injury doesn’t just happen to doctors in war zones (Q&A, Part 1)

Nurses, not policymakers, should determine appropriate staffing levels

Q&A: Customer service to promote better behavioral healthcare

Four ways nurse leaders can effectively retain staff

Study identifies interventions physicians and nurses want to address burnout

Making better outcomes: How team-based care fits into high reliability

Part 2: Heidi Raines on sustaining a culture of safety

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