As innovators, all registered nurses (RNs) act as agents of change to drive processes and
policy and leverage technology to prove better, more affordable care for individuals and the …

Healthcare in America faces multiple major challenges, highlighting the critical need for
innovative solutions to systemic problems. Nursing is uniquely positioned to lead innovation …

OBJECTIVE The purposes of this project were to identify innovations conceived from nurse
faculty at a college of nursing and nurses in an academic medical center, examine their …

Background: This paper is based on a presentation given by the author at the 23rd
Quadrennial ICN Congress and 7th International Regulation Congress in Taipei in May …

As interest in nurse-led health and health care innovation grows, we must prepare nurses
with the skills, knowledge, and experiences necessary to lead in these areas. In this article …

With over 4 million nurses in the United States and an ever changing health care
environment, undergraduate nursing faculty must consider proactively educating students …

Background Nurses are well-positioned for innovation in health care delivery, although
innovation is not generally learned in formal educational programs. Purpose The purpose of …

BACKGROUND: The 2010 Institute of Medicine report,'The Future of Nursing: Leading
Change, Advancing Health', advocated for nurses to innovate in their practice, research, and …

Background The interest in and demand for healthcare innovation has heightened amid the
COVID-19 pandemic. Organizations are challenged to balance the goals of daily operations …

Abstract “Innovation” has become a ubiquitous term in the business of health care. The
concept of disruptive innovation adds a new complexity to this popular notion. The …