BIOMEDICAL ARTICLES
Caring for innovation and caring for the innovator.
Innovative individuals can be an annoying source of disruption in the workplace-always asking \”why are we doing this?\” and challenging long-held assumptions. Some individuals have the audacity to make changes believed to improve outcomes with or without support. Their actions and rationale for the actions […]
Creating a Healing Environment: An Innovative Educational Approach for Adopting Jean Watson\’s Theory of Human Caring.
Current focus on empirical data and evidence-driven nursing practice highlights the need to re-examine the importance of nursing theory to guide practice. The purpose of this article is to describe the rationale, approach, and outcomes of an […]
Illuminating the inner leadership journey by engaging intention and mindfulness as guided by caring theory.
Sustained, high-performance nursing leadership can be effectively guided by caring theory. While much of leadership performance is manifested by external behaviors, highly effective leaders are also grounded by internal work of self-reflection and growth. This article focuses primarily […]
Collaboration through clinical integration.
Rising healthcare costs and the nursing shortage have affected the ability of healthcare organizations to provide a collaborative environment for high-quality care. Recent studies show that the nursing shortage has resulted in increased work loads, fewer support resources, and nurse dissatisfaction, resulting in difficulty providing quality care. Henneman cited […]
Cultural transformation toward patient safety: one conversation at a time.
Patient safety has become a critical objective for nursing leaders within the healthcare setting. Changing the culture to ensure the highest level of communication and safety is a daunting task. Many of the contributing factors that lead to patient harm are rooted in […]
Is Caring in Nursing an Impossible Ideal for Today\’s Practicing Nurse.
This qualitative study\’s objective was to examine the nurse/patient relationship in the present acute healthcare delivery system in 3 countries: the United States, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom. The hypothesis was that both nurse and patient were vulnerable and in need […]
The role of the chief nursing officer in leading the practice: lessons from the benner tradition.
There is a real danger that measurable tasks and procedures can be misconstrued for nursing practice in contemporary healthcare organizations focused on the measurement of quality, safety, and productivity. This study uses the work of Patricia Benner […]
Guest editorial.
Skillings LN.
Guest Editor Vice President Nursing and Patient Care Services Mid Coast Hospital Brunswick, Me.
Guest editorial.
Authier P.
Guest Editor Partner, Edgework Institute Grand Rapids, Mich.
From the editor.
Brown BJ.
Nursing Administration Quarterly.
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