Nurses should be involved in innovation so that it happens with them, not to them, says this CNE. Hear about how nurses can lead innovation, learn about how CNOs can keep nurses safe, read about what happened to the nursing workforce, find out about innovative nurse smartphones, see more about the potential of music therapy, and learn about New Jersey's nursing crisis.
| It’s an exciting time for innovation in the healthcare space, as new technologies pop up across the industry that can improve care delivery. Health systems everywhere are experimenting with several new innovations, all with the goal of streamlining processes and removing unnecessary burdens from nurses and physicians alike. In this week's lead story, let's take a look at why and how nurses should get involved with innovation, and how leaders can use their seat at the table to advocate for nursing technology. | | |
| Sentara Lets Its New Phones Do the Walking | | The health system is rolling out an enterprise communication strategy that gives every nurse and doctor access to a smartphone, and expecting to see ROI in everything from reduced steps per shift to better patient care. |
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