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Results for: "Adventist Health Glendale" Clear search501 articlesCNO Roundtable 2025Chief Nursing Officer Roundtable 2025Navigating Nursing Now...Grace Kwasman, RN, BSN, MBA, Patient Care Executive/CNO, Adventist Health Glendale David Marshall, RN, DNP, J.D., FAONL, FAAN Sr. VP & Chief Nursing Executive Cedars-Sinai Los Angeles Ed Matzen, RN,...CNO Roundtable 2025Q8: Staffing StrategiesWhat is your biggest concern regarding nurse recruitment and retention? How are you tackling that challenge?...for nurses. We also offer self-scheduling for a healthier work-life balance. Grace Kwasman, Adventist Health Glendale The biggest challenge is the shortage of qualified professionals. Contributing factors include high attrition...CNO Roundtable 2025Q7: Leadership SkillsWhat leadership skill would you like to see ALL nurses develop?...lead by example, inspire their peers, and contribute to a culture of openness and trust. Grace Kwasman, Adventist Health Glendale Strong communication skills and critical thinking. The ability to think...CNO Roundtable 2025Q5: Lifelong LearningWhat nursing-related insight or skill have you learned within the past year or two?...resolution, and continuous learning. Grace Kwasman, Adventist Health Glendale I’ve realized that the most important qualities of a successful leader are warmth and competence. A leader must demonstrate expertise and...CNO Roundtable 2025Q4: New GradsHow has your approach to new graduate RN preparation evolved?...nursing students the opportunity to join our team early, which has improved retention and reduced training time. Grace Kwasman, Adventist Health Glendale A new grad RN residency program is essential....
CNO Roundtable 2025Q3: Healthcare TechIs there a technology trend that you’re excited about — or that makes you nervous?...and speed up documentation so they can spend more time at the bedside. Karen Grimley, UCLA Health The speed with which different healthcare technologies are developing requires all of us...My SpecialtyHomeless Care NursingProviding a bridge to the healthcare system for the unhousedCandice Grey, RN, BSN, PCCN, CN II Homeless Healthcare Collaborative UCLA Health Please share the arc of your career. After working in the corporate world, I wanted a career where...FeatureThe Nurses of World War IIOn hospital ships, cargo planes, and in jungle tents behind combat lines, tens of thousands of brave nurses risked their lives in U.S. military service....high school graduate and a graduate of a three-year formal nursing program, licensed in at least one state, 5’0” to 6’0” in height, and have a physician’s certificate of health...FeatureThe Ladies of Rockhaven SanitariumHow nurse Agnes Richards revolutionized psychiatric care for women at her Glendale asylum...saw major changes in the practice of mental healthcare: Institutionalization declined, medications became available for the treatment of common mental health disorders, and archaic diagnoses like “hysteria” and “insane by...UCSF Health Nursing Career Expo LogoPosts paginationPrevious1…293031…51Next
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