Is your leader rounding effective? Are you getting the results that you want? Or are you struggling to get quite the results that you would like? Nurse leader rounding is a common practice among healthcare organizations. However, a one size fits all approach doesn’t create effective result in an organization. Join Nobl for a webinar that focuses on creating the best results for every department...
When the American Nurses’ Association announced the theme for National Nurses’ Week 2020 as ‘The Year of the Nurse and the Nurse Midwife’ no one could have anticipated how true that tagline would become. As the COVID-19 virus expanded into a pandemic causing millions, of often critically ill, highly contagious patients to descend on hospitals and other healthcare facilities, nurses around the...
Join Nobl for free interactive workshops to define, discuss and build a plan to improve your leader rounding processes. This program is intended for nursing and patient experience leaders who wish to design or enhance their current unit-level patient rounding programs and processes. In these workshops you will work with industry professionals to create an adaptive plan to best fit the rounding...
Nobl is excited to be offering another complementary educational webinar. Dr Teresa Anderson, Nobl Health CNO, goes through how rounding data can be used to improve processes, and further organizational goals.
Featuring Madonna Rehabilitation Hospitals, Lincoln and Omaha Nebraska. Watch this Webinar. If your rounding and auditing efforts have stalled or you need to re-energize your team and save nurse leader time, this is the webinar for you. It is probably time to think about creative uses for your existing tool or switching to a more dynamic and full-service digital application.
National Nurses Week is May 6th - 12th and the theme this year is “Nurses: Inspire, Innovate, Influence.” National Nurses Week ends on May 12th, Florence Nightingale’s Birthday (1820-1910). She was the founder of modern nursing. She served as a manager of nurses during the Crimean War and was known as the "Lady with the Lamp" while making rounds to wounded soldiers at night. We want to celebrate...
