Meet CHCM at Booth 1054 in Chicago and explore how to turn conference learning into sustainable nursing excellence, stronger cultures, and lasting change.
Learn what to look for in a Magnet® Program Director training program, from practical MPD leadership development to peer learning and ongoing support.
Recognition programs like Magnet®, Pathway to Excellence®, and PTAP® matter—but they are outcomes of excellence, not the strategy. Learn how culture drives sustainable nursing excellence.
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.
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
