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2025 Predictions from Nursing Leaders: Tech Innovations, Education Enhancements, and Workforce Evolution in Healthcare

Daily Nurse

With the rapid pace of technological advancements, shifting educational paradigms, and an ever-changing workforce, insights from industry leaders provide a glimpse into what 2025 may hold for nursing. This is where nursing leaders must step inbridging the gap between clinical excellence and strategic integration.

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Infographic: 8 Nurse Leaders to Watch in 2025

Health Leaders | Nursing

CNOs should pay attention to these nurse leaders in the new year. 2024 was a prosperous year for new nurse leadership. This year, HealthLeaders spoke to several new CNOs, CNEs, and other nurse leaders for the Exec. Here are eight nurse leaders that you should watch in 2025.

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How CNOs Can Help Nurse Managers in 2025

Health Leaders | Nursing

Nurse managers are the 'CEOs' of their patient care area, and it's the CNO's job to support them, according to this nurse leader. In 2025, CNOs and other nurse leaders will have to keep track of many different trends and challenges, including the ones facing a critical part of the workforce: nurse managers.

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HL Shorts: Why CNOs Should Be On the Executive Leadership Team

Health Leaders | Nursing

On this episode of HL Shorts, we hear from Gay Landstrom , senior vice president and chief nursing officer at Trinity Health , about why CNOs are a critical part of the executive team. Tune in to hear her insights.

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10 Strategic Steps to Eradicating Racism in Nursing Education

Daily Nurse

A Lack of Diversity Among Decision-Makers: Key decision-makers in nursing education, including faculty, school leadership, and academic officials, often do not adequately reflect the populations they serve. Many existing initiatives are in their infancy and need more calls for system-wide standardization, essential for lasting change.

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Why Should CNOs Have a Seat at the Table?

Health Leaders | Nursing

They act as the voice for nurses in the executive space, advocating for investment in new programs that can better the patient care environment. CNOs carry the entire weight of the nursing workforce, and it's not without challenges. CNOs must share their perspectives and insights about nursing, since it's vital to patient care.

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'It's Not Just About Advocating': How CNOs Can Fight for Nursing in the C Suite

Health Leaders | Nursing

HealthLeaders spoke to Gay Landstrom , senior vice president and chief nursing officer at Trinity Health , about why it's important for CNOs to have a seat at the table, and what aspiring CNOs should learn before beginning their leadership position. Tune in to hear her insights.