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Bahamas Department of Public Health Envisions a Cadre of Nurse Leaders

The Ministry of Health and Wellness in The Bahamas’ vision and mission is to achieve the optimal level of health and well-being for all residents of the Bahamas through health promotion, health protection and accessible healthcare services. The Ministry of Health boasts community health clinics throughout the Bahamas staffed with medical, nursing, and allied health […]

How Hospitals Can Turn Workforce Data Into Action to Solve Shortages

Written by Joyce Borgfield, DNP, RN For more than 30 years, Catalyst Learning Company (CLC) has partnered with over 670 hospitals and empowered more than 45,000 frontline workers to develop essential workplace skills and advance their healthcare careers through targeted workforce development programs. Recently, CLC recently hosted the webinar Turning Data into Action: Applying Workforce Data…

EAH Scales Employee Upward Mobility with Pathways 2 Advancement

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The East Alabama Health (EAH) health system includes two hospitals, 3,700 associates and 380 physicians. EAH includes East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika, AL and EAMC-Lanier Rural Emergency Hospital in Valley, AL. Additional providers in the EAH system include a cancer center, a cardiovascular outpatient center, two ambulatory surgery centers, mental health services, and its…

4 Ways to Retain Entry-Level Workers at Your System

It isn’t news that entry-level hiring in 2024 is difficult. Healthcare systems need valuable non-clinical workers to fill positions like CNAs, environmental, nutrition, patient services, aides and tech roles. Workers are expecting starting wages that are high. Then once they are trained could jump ship to a better paying job in a competitor hospital, or…

5 Advancement Obstacles of Entry-Level Associates You May Not Be Thinking About

Health systems look to offer opportunity to entry-level workers, to help these lower paid workers find their footing and understand healthcare’s many potential career pathways. Frontline non-clinical associates are some of healthcare’s critical employees. These are support and administrative roles, like aides, assistants, environmental, nutrition, and security. These frontline employees may be your potential candidates…

Charge Nurses as Mentors: How CNOs Can Encourage a Culture of Learning

The case for mentoring in Nursing The Future of Nursing 2020-2030 (2021) report identifies mentoring as critical in transitioning to a more equitable healthcare system stating that “new and established nurse leaders – at all levels and in all settings – are needed to lead change” (National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, [NAM] 2021,…

How Can Nurse Leaders Support the Next Generation in 2024?

Thirty five percent of nurses are novices. Young nurses can become frustrated when they’re not ready to work in some clinical settings if there are additional stressors. An unpleasant workplace, especially as a newer nurse, may lead to overall dissatisfaction, low team morale, and increased turnover.   With continuing unprecedented retirements and healthcare landscape change,…

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