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November 08, 2019What Nursing Leaders Need to Know about Artificial Intelligence by Tracie L. Risling and Cydney Low
This article includes the results of a scoping review on the use of AI in healthcare delivery, with a particular focus on aspects of care essential in nursing practice, including systems management and medication administration. The review was conducted using an updated Arskey and O'Malley framework, and the findings are reported in alignment with key nursing leadership functions outlined by the Canadian Nurses Association
Events
Beyond Protection: How the CMPA is Partnering to Advance Safe Medical Care
Dr. Hartley Stern, Executive Director and CEO, Canadian Medical Protective Association
Stayed Tuned for more Breakfast with the Chiefs:
- Franklin Holtforster, CEO, Colliers International
- Chris Power, CEO, CPSI
- Susan Fitzpatrick, Interim CEO, Ontario Health
- Jennifer Zelmer, President and CEO, CFHI
- Shirlee Sharkey, President and CEO, SE Health
From the Archives
Articles
The Nursing Human Resource Planning Best Practice Toolkit: Creating a Best Practice Resource for Nursing Managers
Preventing and Managing Conflict: Vital Pieces in the Patient Safety Puzzle
Using SBAR to Communicate Falls Risk and Management in Inter-professional Rehabilitation Teams
Clinical Nurse Specialists and Nurse Practitioners: Title Confusion and Lack of Role Clarity
A Conceptual Framework for Advanced Practice Nursing in a Pediatric Tertiary Care Setting: The SickKids’ Experience
Nurse Managers' Work Stressors and Coping Experiences: Unravelling the Evidence
News
New law would make Albertans organ donors unless they opt out
2019-11-11 from cbc.ca Every adult in Alberta would be considered a potential organ and tissue donor — unless they choose otherwise — if a new private member's bill is passed in the legis [...]
Brand-name drug discount cards force Canada’s private-insurance plans to spend nearly 50 per cent more, study shows
2019-11-11 from theglobeandmail.com Loyalty cards that encourage patients to buy brand-name drugs have forced Canada’s private-insurance plans to spend nearly 50 per cent more than they would h [...]
A young doctor tries to leave her emotions at home, but finds it isn’t that easy.
November 10, 2019 from washingtonpost.com Every July, a fresh group of newly minted doctors puts on their white coats. No more playacting “doctor” as they did moving through medical schoo [...]
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Canada's high level of spending on healthcare and lagging performance are leading policy makers and system managers to explore the concept of value. The concept, applied to healthcare, is appearing in medical media and policy documents with increasing frequency and is being used to describe patients' outcomes vis-à-vis the costs of achieving the outcomes. A uniquely Canadian interpretation of value is needed that recognizes that patients', providers' and society's perspectives of the valu [...]
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