Today in Nursing Leadership
Success for leaders means staying one step ahead. Tune into Today in Nursing Leadership for monthly conversations with nursing leadership experts, featuring information, insights and innovations that drive change and provoke action. In each episode, hear from experts highlighting challenges facing nurse leaders today and how to navigate these for success.
Episodes
How do you turn around a culture—and inspire nurses to lead the way? In this episode, hear how executive nurse leaders and frontline nurses in a critical access hospital and ambulatory clinics partnered to build a professional governance model that reignited engagement, improved retention, and elevated quality outcomes. Discover how empowering nurses with autonomy and shared decision-making can create a thriving, just culture where...
Join South Dakota’s public health and healthcare leaders as they share how the Transition to Practice program is shaping the next generation of nurse leaders. This episode highlights how a structured leadership development framework is strengthening the state’s public health infrastructure empowering nurses to transition from frontline roles to managerial and leadership positions. Tune in for actionable insights and proven strategi...
This episode reveals the leadership themes and behaviors emerging from a national analysis of nurse leader interviews on digital transformation. Hear how nurse executives are building credibility in technology decisions, adv...
Across the VA, access to mental health care is more important than ever—and nurses are leading the way. In this episode, we explore how one organization is transforming same-day mental health access by empowering Registered Nurses to practice at the top of their license. Learn how this innovative model improves patient throughput and continuity of care, supports medication management, and strengthens crisis response—all while redef...
What does it take to develop exceptional nurse leaders? In this episode, we delve into Grady’s unique approach to nursing leadership cultivation, where collaboration and dedicated support come together to build a sustainable pathway for nurse leaders to thrive and improve patient outcomes. They reveal the moment that sparked their transition from an in-house program to a national model and what they discovered along the way.
With only two days to prepare, a team of nurse leaders in Chicago mobilized to deliver comprehensive care for asylum seekers arriving from South and Central America. This episode explores how they established a health care sanctuary within a large safety-net system—addressing physical and behavioral health needs, managing school requirements, and navigating the complex realities of caring for displaced populations. Discover the lea...
Tune in to this enlightening discussion on the vital role philanthropy plays in investing in nursing. Learn about the funding opportunities available and how they can support professional development and enhance patient experiences.
In this enlightening episode, learn about the art of dialogue in nursing leadership. Listen in as our guests discuss how creating a two-way communication channel not only improves team dynamics but significantly enhances the nurse-patient experience.
Join us as we explore the significance of fostering peer support in nursing. By implementing mental health resource nurses, health care facilities can promote open dialogue and address the emotional challenges that arise in high-stress environments, ultimately improving patient care.
Discover the vital role of nurse leaders in shaping and advocating for digital health strategies. Melinda and Colleen discuss practical approaches for empowering nursing staff and improving their work environments, all while ensuring the best possible care for patients. Join us as we explore ways to foster innovation in nursing practices.
In a digital world, hospitals can no longer afford to be left behind. This episode discusses the components of successful digital transformation in health care, featuring real-world examples and outcomes from Cedars Sinai's engagement with the Innovation Igniter process.
This episode focuses on the importance of comprehensive workplace violence prevention policies. Tune in as our experts discuss the establishment of guidelines that articulate a zero-tolerance stance towards violence, and how they impact employee feelings of safety and well-being.
This episode explores the evolving dynamics of healthcare staffing, focusing on the cost-benefit of contingent labor. We discuss the growing impact of Medicaid cuts, the ongoing nursing shortage, and how these pressures are reshaping staffing decisions across healthcare facilities. From comparing contingent labor to permanent hires, agencies, and travel nurses, to highlighting practical solutions like talent marketplaces and advanc...
Discover how an innovative dialogue platform is transforming relationships in nursing by creating a space where every voice counts. This episode highlights how a dialogue platform not only addresses current challenges in nursing but also builds a culture of trust and collaboration for the future.
Listen in as Nicole and Suzi highlight the significance of nurse leaders in the ever-changing landscape of ambulatory healthcare. This podcast sheds light on how they can enhance patient safety, improve operational efficiencies, and why their role is vital for the success of health care systems.
Why is it essential for nurse leaders to champion innovation? Hear from seasoned professionals about the meaningful changes that can occur when leaders actively listen and support their teams. Learn how innovative thought can transform nursing practice and patient care.
Discover the pivotal role that nurse leaders play in shaping healthcare policy. In this episode, hear from Kelly Haeckel and Torrey Trzcienski on why it's crucial for nursing professionals to have a strong voice in public health discussions. We’ll explore how leveraging nursing's extensive knowledge can influence positive change in legislation.
Uncover the foundational principles that nurse leaders must embrace to succeed in an era of rapid digital transformation. Join Nanne Finis and Nikki Gruebling as they break down the six guiding principles designed to empower nursing leadership in technology and innovation.
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