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April 23, 2024 Nursing Newsletter
Increase matriculation and graduation rates, ER violence against nurses, provider questions about AI and patient care, nursing program enrollment...
Increase Matriculation & Graduation Rates, Greater Autonomy for Nurses a No-Go, Salary Decreases, Nurses at Odds With Management
- Increase Program Matriculation & Graduation Rates
- Bill To Give Nurses Greater Autonomy Destined For Veto
- Salary Decreases
- Nurses At Odds With Management
Increase Matriculation and Graduation Rates
Use of Med-Challenger for Nurse Practitioner Programs increases matriculation and graduation rates. We offer courses dedicated to Nurse Practitioners in Family Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Adult-Gerontology, and Pediatrics, plus tons of supplemental add-ons, all designed with preparing for and passing certification exams in mind.
Learn more about Med-Challenger for Nurse Practitioner Programs
APN Practice Autonomy Hits Bumps in WisconsinThe short version in Wisconsin’s drama is contention over whether APRN’s with doctorates can call themselves doctors, supervision before independent practice, and additional supervision in pain management. But Wisconsin is one of many states recently where barriers are being pushed back up on independent practice for NP’s post-COVID. |
Inflation Eating Nurse Wage Gains (no kidding)
In a blog article that got picked up and echoed on some news services, a staffing agency did an inflation-based comparison based off a Bureau of Labor Statistics survey to determine that nurses wages are rising slower than inflation. We have news for them…
Nurses’ Raw Wages Rose by 7% from 2021 to 2022
Clinicians and Management at Odds in Health Care
21,000 physicians and nurses surveyed. 33% say their values and managements not aligned. 40% ‘not confident’ management to correct problems identified in patient care. EHR systems and clerical burnout. When 25% of physicians in the hospital grade patient safety as ‘unfavorable’, you may have problems in the system.