Nurse Faculty Provide Essential Support to Graduate Nursing Students During COVID-19 Pandemic.

Nurses in formal and informal leadership roles have been stretched to fulfill duties in their own role and be pulled into staffing. These emerging leaders have little energy to pursue an advanced academic degree when they are already considering leaving the profession. In a health care industry filled with ambiguity and volatility, continued efforts to support, retain, and recruit nurses in graduate leadership programs are essential.

When falls become fatal-Clinical care sequence.

Objectives: This study encompassed fall-related deaths, including those who died prior to medical care, that were admitted to multiple healthcare institutions, regardless of whether they died at home, in long-term care, or in hospice. The common element was that all deaths resulted directly or indirectly from injuries sustained during a fall, regardless of the temporal relationship. This comprehensive approach provides an unusual illustration of the clinical sequence of fall-related deaths.