Who'll replace you when you're gone? By planning your successors, you can provide nurses attractive leadership development opportunities to seamlessly fill your shoes

Article Abstract:

Succession planning, which is a common practice in various industries, is yet to receive heightened attention in nursing despite its many advantages. Guidelines as to how to begin succession planning in health organizations in order to continually meet organizational goals are presented.

Leadership

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Do needleless connectors increase bloodstream infection risk?

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the risk of picking up infections while using needleless connectors like a catheter. The author stresses that the nursing staff in hospitals and healthcare institutions should be provided proper training to use vascular access devices efficiently.

Management, Complications and side effects, Risk factors, Medical care, Medical care quality, Company business management, Bacteremia, Intravenous catheterization

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Before accepting a promotion, be prepared!

Article Abstract:

The nurses should be well prepared and trained before being promoted, as lack of training and support can lead to stress, frustration and several other problems in providing better health care.

United Kingdom, Employee Promotion, Employee promotions

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