Learn what a journey to nursing excellence looks like, why it matters, and how health care organizations build cultures that support Magnet®, Pathway to Excellence®, and long-term nursing excellence.
Unit-Based Councils are the frontline drivers of shared and professional governance in health care organizations. When structured intentionally, they strengthen nurse engagement, improve patient outcomes, and support Magnet® and Pathway to Excellence® designation success. Here are six high-impact strategies to help your Unit-Based Councils thrive.
Understand the differences between Quality Improvement, Evidence-Based Practice, and Nursing Research- and how they drive nursing excellence and Magnet® success.
Learn why culture—not just checklists or project plans—is the true differentiator on the Magnet® or Pathway to Excellence® journey. Discover CHCM’s culture-first approach.
The ANCC Practice Transition Accreditation Program (PTAP®) sets the national standard for excellence in nurse residency and transition-to-practice programs. In today’s workforce climate, PTAP accreditation strengthens nurse retention, patient safety, and organizational culture by ensuring structured, evidence-based support for nurses during their most vulnerable career transition.
Learn how to choose the right health care consultant for your culture of excellence journey. Avoid common mistakes, evaluate proposals, and find a health care consulting partner who fits your organizational culture.
Stepping into the role of Magnet® Program Director (MPD) is both an exciting opportunity and a formidable responsibility. For those just beginning the journey, getting started is often the hardest
It’s time to own what makes nursing a profession. Explore how true professional practice empowers nurses to lead, grow, and transform health care.
Is your team ready to demonstrate your commitment to excellent care? You’ve probably heard of Magnet® and Pathway to Excellence®, but choosing the right designation for health care organizations can
When asked if nursing is a profession, the response is an overwhelming YES. Yet, when asked what makes that so, most struggle to explain. Is it our education? Is it
