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    April 2025 issue: Transforming care, one unit at a time

    In the April issue of Notes on Nursing, find out how nursing innovation units catalyzed small changes into big impact for nurses at Lehigh Valley Health Network. Plus, a new action guide for building a systemic culture of safety within health systems. Read now!

    Building a culture of safety, from the boardroom to the bedside

    What does a truly safe healthcare system look like? The Safer Together initiative provides actionable direction for advancing safer care and reduced harm for patients and nurses alike.

    Online nurse and allied health education

    Register on JnJInstitute.com for access to the EMPOWOR program offering free clinical education and leadership resources including CE accredited online courses.

    We’re here to support you and your colleagues – spread the word!

    Through Notes on Nursing, you’re the first to know about the latest empowering innovation opportunities from Johnson & Johnson. If you have colleagues interested in these programs, share this issue and encourage them to subscribe at nursing.jnj.com/notes-on-nursing!

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    September 2026 issue: Helping new nurses find their way

    In the September issue of Notes on Nursing, meet Aaron and Bryan, participants in the Johnson & Johnson Nursing Alliance EBRG’s Nurse Mentorship Program. The transition from nursing school to clinical practice can be fast and demanding, but mentors like Bryan help new nurses enter the profession with confidence and support. Also in this issue, don’t miss the NurseHack4Health Pitch-A-Thon deadline, plus a new episode of the SEE YOU NOW podcast featuring three nurse innovators reimagining long-term care.

    August 2026 issue: Investing in nurse innovation

    In the August issue of Notes on Nursing, meet the inaugural endowed chair in nursing innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital – a milestone in nursing innovation that reflects a growing awareness of and commitment to nurse-led innovation. Plus, there’s still time to submit a nomination for the TIME Healthcare Champion of the Year, in partnership with Johnson & Johnson, and NurseHack4Health Pitch-A-Thon applications close Sept. 21!

    July 2026 issue: Bold nurse-led solutions for big challenges

    In this issue of Notes on Nursing, discover 13 bold, nurse-led ideas to solve workplace and workforce challenges, from the 2025-2026 cohort of the J&J Nurse Innovation Fellowship. Plus, nominate a nurse for the TIME Healthcare Champion of the Year, in partnership with Johnson & Johnson, a branded award, and apply now for the NurseHack4Health 2026 Pitch-A-Thon!

    Subscribe to Notes on Nursing, our monthly news digest.

    Our monthly e-newsletter highlights the nurse innovators transforming healthcare from the inside out, the leaders catalyzing the profession forward, and the nursing students and educators who are building the workforce of the future, as well as up-to-date information on nursing scholarships, events, and more.