Articles tagged with 'nursing' | OSF HealthCare

Paving the way for the future of health care workers, OSF HealthCare is pleased to announce a 42% increase in enrollment in the fall 2023 semester in the OSF colleges of nursing. Most of the enrollment has been into the graduate program, with approxi...

OSF HealthCare hosted roughly 75 nurses from around the State of Illinois for SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) training. This was in collaboration with the Illinois Attorney General's office.

Key Takeaways:OSF HealthCare is expanding use throughout its Ministry of a just-in-time training solution that can deliver updated best practices information to frontline caregivers.The Elemeno Health app was piloted and found to be effective in keep...

Older adults are at a higher risk for a stroke. But the good news: steps to prevent a stroke are the same no matter your age.

As a new federal law takes effect, new mothers need to know how to successfully pump breast milk on the job.

More than 500,000 nurses will retire  by the end of the year, causing healthcare systems across the country to get creative to avoid a nursing shortage. 

The American Nurses Association estimates that 2.2 million new nurses are needed to replace those retiring in 2022 alone. Add to that the recent pandemic-related staffing issues and one thing is certain: nurses are needed.Sue Brown, RN, PhD, DNP, is ...