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2026 AONL Annual Conference
Call for abstracts is open! Submit your ideas by Aug. 29 to help shape the future of nursing leadership.
Improving Throughput in the ED: A High-Reliability Journey
The journey toward high reliability in health care emphasizes safety, standardization and reduction of harm through a culture of continuous improvement.
Voice of the President | September 2025
In the face of growing complexity, constant change, and remarkable possibility in health care, one truth stands firm: We are stronger together.
AONL Foundation releases biannual report
The AONL Foundation for Nursing Leadership Research and Education released its inaugural biannual report highlighting its 2025 activities and its impact on nursing leadership.
Podcast details how health system created a safer workplace
An AONL podcast features senior nursing leaders at Memorial Hermann Health System in Houston describing how they created safe spaces to stem workplace violence by 9% in one year and improve employee engagement scores.
Study: Discharging older, post-surgical patients to nursing home worsens outcomes
Discharging older adults to a skilled nursing facility or other type of post-acute care facility after surgery is associated with worse outcomes, a study found. Published in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons, the study found discharge to a post-acute care setting could be a valuable benchmark to help hospitals evaluate how well they are serving older adult surgical patients.
Several states seek to fill gaps after help line for LGBTQ+ youth ends
California, Colorado, Illinois and Nevada are offering specialized services for youth who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer and call the national 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.
States that did not sue over public health cuts lost funding
States that did not sue the Trump administration over its cuts to public health funding largely lost their funding, while states that fought back in court saw the funding restored, according to a KFF analysis.