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Healthy Nurse Work Environments Improve Patient Care
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How does a healthy nurse work environment impact you? In this episode we talk to nurse researcher Jean Anne Conner about her presentation at the AACN conference in Houston, Texas. She talked about how the health of the work environment is strongly linked to patient outcomes and clinical excellence.
The AACN developed a web-based Healthy Work Environment assessment tool to identify areas of improvement within a work environment. Check out this interview with Jean where I talk to her about what this means for nurses like you.
I’m your host, Jamie Davis. This episode is sponsored through the generous support of Physio-Control. Find out more about how they are helping health care professionals innovate and improve outcomes in health care at Physio-Control.com or look for them on Facebook and Twitter.
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This interview was recorded thanks to the ongoing support for programs like this from Physio-Control, Inc.
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