Voice of Nursing Leadership

AONL’s bi-monthly member only magazine informs members about the best practices in nursing leadership across the continuum of care. Its themed issues delve into topics vital to nurse leaders at every level, helping them understand the dynamics in public policy and care delivery shaping professional nursing practice. Members also will learn about upcoming programs and the activities of AONL’s affiliates.

May 2025 Issue: Community Health Partnerships

The May issue of Voice of Nursing Leadership focuses on community health partnerships. Delve into the process of partnering with a fire department to treat heat stoke while patients are enroute to the hospital. Learn about the ways Wellspan Health is working with community organizations to address food insecurity and hear firsthand how, in a rural Indiana county, community paramedicine is moving beyond emergency care to provide preventative care and disease management support. In addition, read the topline findings from AONL’s latest Nursing Leadership Insight Study and profiles of the ��2025 award honorees.

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Hot Topics | ��Nursing Leadership Insight Study Finds Shifts in Challenges, Opportunities

May 2025 | ��Member Only

The American Organization for Nursing Leadership, the �� and Joslin Insight have conducted nursing leadership insight studies regularly since July 2020. This executive summary presents key findings on nurse leaders’ challenges, such as staffing, workplace violence, emotional well-being and efforts to redesign health care...
✎ Authors Hunter Joslin

Community Paramedicine: Bridging Gaps in Health Care

May 2025 | ��Member Only

Community paramedicine (CP) is an innovative approach to health care delivery that extends the role of paramedics beyond emergency response to encompass preventive care, chronic disease management and social support. The model focuses on addressing unmet health care needs in the community by utilizing paramedics to provide services traditionally offered in...
✎ Authors Paul Micheletti, Amy Woodley

��and �� Honor 2025 Award Recipients

May 2025 | ��Member Only

��and the �� for Nursing Leadership Research and Education honored the recipients of several recognition awards at ��2025, the organization’s annual conference and exposition, which took place in Boston, March 30 to April 2. These awards highlight ��members...
✎ Authors ��Team

A Modified Workweek for Nurse Managers: Improving Well-being, Operational Efficiency

March 2025 | ��Member Only

As health care evolves, health care systems must identify ways to support front-line nurse managers. At Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, one impactful step has been moving nurse managers to a four-day workweek. This change helps boost operational efficiency, improve work-life balance, strengthen leadership...
✎ Authors Kristopher LeJeune, Amanda Eichstaedt

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May 2025

As we embrace the opportunities and confront the challenges we face this year, ��stands committed to promoting...

✎ Author Deborah Zimmermann

Staff Engagement

March 2025

As we approach AONL’s annual conference, it’s inspiring to take stock of our progress in tackling decades-long challenges...

✎ Author Deborah Zimmermann

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