Nursing Management

CE: Top 10 drug trends

Feature: Practical tips for nurse-physician collaboration

Feature: Strike! Preparing nursing departments for a work stoppage

Evidence-Based Nursing: Piloting patient rounding as a quality improvement initiative

Leadership Q&A: Just say "no" to gossip; Generations working in harmony

Magnet® Excellence: DNP-prepared APRNs: Leading the Magnet® charge

Performance Potential: Hiring right, every time

Team Concepts: Freezing the process: Implementing bedside report

Risk Management: You missed a spot! Disinfecting shared mobile phones

Nursing Informatics: Telling the patient's story with electronic health records

Less than 2 years ago, Dr. Richard Hader was diagnosed with a glioblastoma multiforme, stage IV. Rich’s courageous and inspiring journey ended on March 25, 2013. He served as Editor-in-Chief of Nursing Management for nearly a decade. During his highly accomplished 30-year nursing career, Rich developed a vision to create something better for patients, nurses, and colleagues. His love of compassionate care and life-long learning is his legacy. In February, Meridian Health’s Board of Trustees dedicated The Richard Hader Institute for Clinical Integration in honor of Rich’s passionate efforts for more seamless, collaborative patient-centered care. To support the Institute or request more information, contact: Meridian Health Foundation, The Richard Hader Institute for Clinical Integration, 1345 Campus Parkway, Neptune, NJ 07753.

Nursing Management has been recognized with an APEX Award of Excellence for the December 2011 Guide to Patient Safety.

Nursing Management has been awarded two American Society of Healthcare Publication Editors 2012 Bronze Awards: Best New Department (Risk Management) and Best Signed Editorial ("Check Your Ego at the Door," November 2011).