How to be an effective executive
The health care industry is undergoing transformation, and many providers are being called upon to lead new enterprises, writes Sachin Jain, chief medical officer of Anthem division CareMore Health System. Clinicians will be more effective executives if they master three crucial skills: operations management and execution, people leadership, and setting and defining strategy, Jain writes. Harvard Business Review online (tiered subscription model)
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Chamberlain leads list of master's program enrollments
A U.S. News analysis found Chamberlain College of Nursing had 4,963 master's students last fall, the highest among 246 ranked programs that submitted data. Nursing schools have ramped up student recruitment. The report found the average number of master's students over all nursing schools surveyed was 243. U.S. News & World Report
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Networking tips for nurses
Participating in the local meetings of nurses' groups is a good way for novices to begin networking. "New grads should definitely join their state organization and go to the meetings. You make contacts, and the organization will keep you up-to-date on legislation and education practices," said Phyllis Kupsick, president of the Wound Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society. From there, national conferences can put nurses in touch with peers and role models. Read more and find more career resources from ANA.
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