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J Nurs Adm2025;55(10):564-566.November 1, 2025Journal Article

At the Center of Change: Empowering Nurse Managers to Lead Technology-Enabled Care.

Cibele C Webb1, Katherine Virkstis, Bridget Slusarek
1Author Affiliations: Chief Clinical Officer (Dr Virkstis), Get Well, Bethesda, Maryland; Associate Professor (Dr Webb), Department of Nursing Science, Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana; and Independent Scholar (Dr Slusarek), Forest Lake, Minnesota.

Abstract

Nurse managers are the critical link between strategy and care delivery, yet they are often excluded from decisions about technology design and implementation. Exclusion contributes to resistance and burnout, driven by systemic challenges such as the introduction of new technologies without adequate input on their impact on workflow. This misalignment can result in an increased operational burden…

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