Nursing excellence is not a solitary achievement but a collective endeavor, and at the heart of it lies a strong foundation that is established at the orientation stage. Join us for this complimentary webinar as we explore how standardized training and orientation practices can ensure effective, seamless transitions and instill a sense of excellence among your nursing workforce.

View our complimentary 20-minute Executive briefing to learn more about the significant MDS changes and what they mean for your organization.

Join HealthStream and EBSCO for a free 60-minute webinar as we host a thoughtful conversation about the current importance of trusted education and point-of-care resources. Get your staff off Google, YouTube, and TikTok. Instead, provide your care team with the resources and development they need through Dynamic Health’s trusted, evidence-based content. Trusted resources create trusted leaders.

Changes in the workplace can indeed be hard for staff. Employees have a lack of knowledge about what to expect and a fear of the unknown, and they will question why the change is occurring. It is important for managers to understand this and to be prepared to address all of these issues. \n\nHere are six tips on how to coordinate a smooth transition to a new scheduling solution in your facility.

HealthStream has created the foundation for interoperability and offers a significant upside for customers and developers who can build on HealthStream’s 30 years of hard work and development. All of the systems working together makes them stronger and can result in safer, more compliant and more efficient healthcare.

The role of today’s CNO has expanded quite significantly. This leader needs excellent business skills, a solid grasp of financial and accounting principles, plus technical expertise with various software. As Healthcare Finance News reports, “Today’s CNO must be as comfortable talking about methods to improve productivity and reporting and the strategic importance (or lack thereof) of an IT initiative as they are about patient care initiatives.”