'' Study by Karen Lasater, Matthew McHugh, and Linda Aiken Examines Impact of Nurse Staffing Variations on Hospital Patient Deaths During COVID-19 Pandemic, Penn LDI Penn LDI reports that a study by Karen Lasater
A hospital monitor A Study Done by Karen Lasater, Matthew McHugh, and Linda Aiken Looks into Hospital Staffing Variations, KYW According to the study by Lasater, McHugh, and Aiken hospitals with a one to four nurse to patient ratio fared better du
An empty hospital room Karen Lasater and Linda Aiken Evaluated the Effects of Nursing Staffing Issues, Microsoft Start Lasater and Aiken found that risk of death for patients admitted into a fully staffed hospital was significantly lower than patients in an understaffed hospital. 
paper graph Linda Aiken Covers Key Accomplishments From the Magnet4Europe Celebration Conference, Magnet4Europe Linda Aiken, Co-Director of Magnet4Europe, shares highlights of the 2024 conference. Research presented at the conference showed that hospital conditions can be improved, and in doing so have great results.
Mask And Stethoscope with hearts. Linda Aiken Quoted on the Relation between Healthcare Working Conditions and Mortality Rate, EuroNews.Health “Nurses want to leave their jobs when care conditions are poor and those same unfavorable care conditions are not good for patients either,” said Linda Aiken in 
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" " Karen Lasater talks about Burnout crisis faced by nurses', Penn LDI Penn LDI features Karen Lasater's view on burnout crisis faced by nurses'.
" " Linda Aiken is quoted on Nurse-to-Patient ratios, The Nation The Nation quotes research associate Linda Aiken on Nurse-to-Patient ratios and hospital staffing crisis. 
" " Linda Aiken and Matthew McHugh's study is featured, Penn LDI Penn LDI features Linda Aiken and Matthew McHugh fo
" " Linda Aiken is referenced on Nurse-to-Patient Staffing Ratios, Medpage Today Research Associate Linda Aiken is featured by Medpage Today on Nurse-to-Patient Staffing Ratios.  Citations:
" " Linda Aiken is interviewed on the ongoing nursing issues in the US, JAMA Network JAMA Network highlights insights by Linda Aiken on the overworked and understaffed nurses in US, planning to leave the profession.
" " Linda Aiken is referenced on nurses moving to California, Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times highlights research associate Linda Aiken on why nurses are moving to California. Citations:
" " Linda Aiken is referenced on nurses from more than 30 states to practice in Pennsylvania, The Philadelphia Inquirer Linda Aiken is mentioned and quoted in an article by The Philadelphia Inquirer, discussing how&
" " Linda Aiken and Karen Lasater's study on Physician and Nurse Well-Being is featured, Penn LDI Penn LDI highlights the study by Linda Aiken and
" " Linda Aiken's study is featured in an article on hospital understaffing, Penn Today In an article covering hospital understaffing and unfavourable work conditions linked to burnout, Penn Today sheds light on
" " Linda Aiken is quoted in an article on hospital staff suffering from job burnouts, New York Post New York Post features Research Associate Linda Aiken's study in an article discussing the job burnout faced by hospit
" " Linda Aiken is featured in an article about Pennsylvania Nurse Staffing Legislation, Penn LDI Researcher Linda Aiken co-authored an op-ed with Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney for
" " Linda Aiken offers insight on impact of nurse ratio legislation, Health Care Dive In an article examining the challenges faced by state legislatures in the United States concerning nursing shortages, Health Care Dive cites insights from
" " Linda Aiken is quoted on Patient-To-Nurse Ratios for Hospital Patient Health, Penn LDI Penn LDI highlights Linda Aiken's estimations on nurse staffing policies in an articl
" " Linda Aiken talks on nurse shortage in Pennsylvania hospitals, TribLive In an article addressing the question of whether the nurse shortage in Pennsylvania is a myth or reality, TribLive quoted insights from
" " Linda Aiken speaks on hospital staffing legislation for nursing shortage, Star Tribune In an article exploring the potential impact of hospital staffing legislation on Minnesota's nursing shortage, Star Tribune highlights
" " Matthew McHugh, Linda Aiken and Karen Lasater's study is featured, The Philadelphia Inquirer The Philad
" " Linda H. Aiken is quoted on a law about Nurse-to-Patient Ratio in hospitals, kuow Linda H.
" " Linda Aiken is featured on the shortages of nurses in hospitals, New York Times New York Times highlights Research Associate Linda Aiken and her study on hospital nurse staffing legislation in an article tha
" " Linda H. Aiken co-authored research on the concern of Patient Safety in Hospitals, NBC News NBC News highlights a research study published in Hea
Linda Aiken shares how the magnet hospital designation reduces staff burnout and improves patient outcomes, Penn Today In an interview for Penn Today, PSC/PARC researcher Linda H.
Linda H. Aiken and Karen B. Lasater’s recent paper was cited in Medical Xpress Linda H. Aiken and Karen B.
Matthew D. McHugh and Linda H. Aiken were quoted in a Vox article titled "The way the US pays for nurses is broken" Matthew D. McHugh and Linda H.
Karen Lasater was featured in a Nation article about the conditions in which nurses are working Karen Lasater (PARC Reasearch Associate) discusses how politics could help nurses achieve safer working conditions in a Nation article entitled "Nurses Are
Karen B. Lasater offers perspective on the benefits of hospital staffing legislation in Grid Health In a Grid Health article "Nurses are Not OK: Why They're quitting Their Jobs, an
Linda H. Aiken was quoted in NPR Health News about the pressures on nurses and the potential effects of the Vaught verdict Linda H.
Linda Aiken was Featured in LDI Research Update Linda H.
Linda Aiken co-authors Op-ed in STAT Linda H.
Aiken, Duckworth, and Trojanowski featured in Calrivate’s list of Highly Cited Researchers in 2021 Linda H.
New Study Published by Karen Lasater, Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D. McHugh cited in a Penn LDI article New study published in Nursing Outlook by Karen Lasater (PARC Research Associate), Linda H.
Linda Aiken was featured in Penn Today and Penn Nursing News Linda Aiken (PSC/PARC Research Associate) was featured in Penn To
Linda Aiken featured in CBS News about Nursing Burnout Linda Aiken (PSC/PARC Research Associate) was quoted in CBS News about nursin
Linda Aiken wrote an Op-ed for The New York Times Linda H.
Linda H. Aiken wrote an op-ed for the New York Times Linda H.
PSC & PARC Researchers co-author article featured in Penn Nursing News PSC and PARC Researchers Linda H. Aiken, Herb L.
Jere Behrman and Linda Aiken included in high h-index list Jere Behrman (PSC/PARC Research Associate) and Linda Aiken (PSC/PARC Research Associate) were featured in a l
Linda Aiken featured in WHYY article Linda Aiken (PSC/PARC Research Associate) was quoted in a 
Matthew McHugh and Linda Aiken featured in Deseret News about Nurse Staffing Matt McHugh (PSC/PARC Research Associate) and Linda Aiken (PSC/PARC Research Associate) were featured
Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D. McHugh Publishes new research on Nurse staffing PSC/PARC Associates Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D.
Linda H. Aiken named Living Legend by the American Academy of Nursing Linda H.
New study led by Karen Lasater, Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D. McHugh featured in a Penn LDI Blog post New study published by Karen Lasater (PARC Research Associate), Linda H.Aiken (PSC/PARC Research Associate) and Matthew D.
Linda H. Aiken featured on The Pulse Linda H.
Linda H. Aiken Cited In Good Housekeeping Article An article by Good Housekeeping featured research by Linda H. Aiken (PSC/PARC Research Associate) in an attempt to explain the cause of nurse shortages in schools.
Linda H. Aiken and Colleagues at the Center for Health Outcomes and Policy Research Awarded 4 Million Euros from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Program.  The aim of the initiative is to redesign hospital workplaces to improve the mental health and well-being of nurses and physicians and to improve patient safety. The grant will support the international partnership of some of the world’s leading Universities led by KU Leuven and the&nbs
PSC Associates Matthew D. McHugh and Linda H. Aiken cited in news article by Michelle Chen Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D.
Nursing home nurses lack time and resources for complete care Research by PSC & PARC Associates Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D.
Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D. McHugh mentioned in article by Gemma Mitchell Independent evaluation of new policy by Queensland led by Matthew D. McHugh and Linda H.
PSC Associates Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D. McHugh Linda H. Aiken, Matthew D.
The Business of Health Care Depends on Exploiting Doctors and Nurses Research by Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D.
2019 Lindback Awards for Distinguished Teaching Linda H.
Chilean Nursing Evaluation Project Update Linda H. Aiken, Jere R. Behrman, and Chilean colleagues on Chilean nursing evaluation project with Chilean Minister of Health after a briefing in Santiago, Chile.
Aiken Receives Honorary Fellowship PSC & PARC researcher, Linda H. Aiken, the Claire M.
More Nurses Means Better Care—So Why Did This Ballot Measure Fail? Research by Herbert L. Smith, Linda H. Aiken, and Matthew D.
Patient Safety in Hospitals Still a Concern Linda H. Aiken, Matthew D.
Graduate Nurse Education (GNE) Program Celebration PSC researcher, Linda H. Aiken, gave remarks at the celebration of the end of the five-state Graduate Nursing Education.
Philly tries a different approach for training nurse practitioners Linda H. Aiken was mentioned in a WHYY article about the training of nurse practitioners.
In Conversation With… Linda Aiken PSC researcher, Linda H. Aiken, was interviewed by the Patient Safety Network (PSNET) about nursing outcomes and investing in nursing.
New Medicare Model Produces Expert Nurses to Address Shortage of Primary Care LInda Aiken and co-authors have published a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine calling for the mordernization in the way Medicare pays for training nurses and highlig
Modernizing Medicare Funding for Nurse Education Linda H.
A safe workforce is paramount Linda Aiken wrote an article in NHS England about a safe workforce for maximizing patient outcomes.
Nurse Staffing Levels Linked to Patient Satisfaction Patient satisfaction is closely linked to the number of nurses on wards, according to a study led by Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing, published in the journal
Linda H. Aiken Mentioned In Article About Nursing Strikes Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing comments on the correlation between mortality rates and the number of nurses available to care for patients in a 
Linda H. Aiken Receives Lifetime Achievement Award from Nursing Honor Society The Nell J.
Linda Aiken is quoted in new article "Study Provides First Evidence for American Nurses Credentialing Center Pathway to Excellence Program in Home Care" Linda Aiken is quoted in new article "Study Provides First Evidence for American Nurses Credentialing Center Pathway to Excellence Program in H
Linda H. Aiken Mentioned In Article About Excellence Program in Home Care In a new study, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing’s Center for Health Outcomes
Linda Aiken awarded International Council of Nurses Highest Honor, 2017 Christiane Reimann Prize. Linda Aiken awarded International Council of Nurses Highest Honor, 2017 Christiane Reimann Prize.
Linda H. Aiken Collaborated on Study About Missed Nursing Care in Pediatrics In a new study, Linda Aiken and fellow researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing’s
Does Your Doctor’s Age Matter? Linda Aiken of the School of Nursing is cited in a CBS News article for studying the relevance a
Aiken, Pauly, & Polsky Discuss the Direction of Health Care The special seminar put together as part of the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI) 50th Anniversary year, featured the three pre
Study Finds Employment of More Nurse Assistants in Hospitals Is Associated with More Deaths and Lower Quality Care Study led by Linda H.
Linda H. Aiken nominated Mary Naylor, recently named Distinguished Investigator Linda H. Aiken nominated Mary D. Naylor, recently named Distinguished Investigator.
Linda H. Aiken Presents Mary D. Naylor With AcademyHealth Distinguished Investigator Award Linda H. Aiken presented Mary D. Naylor, Ph.D., RN, FAAN, With AcademyHealth Distinguished Investigator Award. Naylor was nominated by Linda H. Aiken, PhD, RN, FAAN, the Claire M.
Best Nursing Care Means Lower Surgical Death Matthew McHugh, Linda Aiken, Paul Rosenbaum, and Herbert Smith collaborated with other researchers from the
A new study by Linda Aiken, Jeffrey Silber and Matthew McHugh has shown that post-surgery outcomes are better at Magnet hospitals with high nursing ratings, and that is achieved with the same or lower costs than at other hospitals. A new study by Linda Aiken, Jeffrey Silber and Matthew McHugh has shown that post-surgery outcomes ar
Linda Aiken’s novel study on nurses trained abroad shows lower patient satisfaction in hospitals with many foreign-trained nurses. Linda Aiken's novel study on nurses trained abroad shows lower patient satisfaction in hospitals with many foreign-trained nurses.
Improving Patient Outcomes in Chile For decades, Penn Nursing has been at the forefront of research evaluating the effects of adequate nurse staffing on improving patient outcomes around the world.
Linda Aiken commented on the usefulness of traveling nurses for covering shortages in a USA Today article. Linda Aiken commented on the usefulness of traveling nurses for covering shortages in a USA Today article.
Linda Aiken quoted in the Atlantic on quality staffing Linda Aiken is quoted in The Atlantic on how a better work environment for nurses can increase patient satisfaction with quality of care.<
PSC Associates Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D. McHugh (and co-authors) 2014 article in the Lancet "Nurse staffing and education and hospital mortality in nine European countries: a retrospective observational study" A 2014 article by PSC Associates Linda H. Aiken and Matthew D.
Linda Aiken of Penn Nursing Has Received Lienhard Award From Institute of Medicine Linda H. Aiken of Penn Nursing has received the Lienhard Award from the Institute of Medicine.
When No One Is on Call Aiken's research on nurse staffing ratios is quoted in an article in the New York Times entitled "When No One Is on Call".
Linda Aiken has been named winner of the 2013 Velji Project of the Year Award Linda Aiken has been named winner of the 2013 Velji Project of the Year Award for her global research using performance measures to demonstrate the critical im
A study authored by Linda Aiken has concluded that poor patient outcomes thought associated with hospital hiring of temporary nurses are more likely the result of poor working conditions within the hospitals themselves than with the nurses hired to allevi A study authored by Linda Aiken has concluded that poor patient outcomes thought associated with hospital hiring of temporary nurses are more likely the result of poor
According to research co-authored by Linda Aiken, older black patients are three times more likely than older white patients to suffer poorer outcomes According to research co-authored by Linda Aiken, older black patients
Linda Aiken says "It is costing hospitals more money not to spend money on nursing." In an article on a study examining the links between care and nurse burnout, Linda Aiken says, "It is costing hospitals more money not to spend money on nursing."
Linda Aiken discusses the nursing industry and access to care in health-care facilities on NPR’s Morning Edition. Linda Aiken discusses the nursing industry and access to care in health-care facilities on NPR's Morning Edition.
Linda Aiken was selected for the inaugural Dean’s Award for Exemplary Citizenship for her more than 25 years of service to Penn Nursing Linda Aiken has been selected for the inaugural Dean’s Award for Exemplary Citizenship for her more than 25 years of service to Penn Nursing.
Linda Aiken’s study on nurse job satisfaction released in BMJ A consortium of investigators from 13 countries led by Linda Aiken found that nurses who reported better working condit
An international study led by Penn Nursing professor Linda Aiken indicates that better working conditions for nurses lead to more satisfied patients. An international study led by Penn Nursing professor Linda Aiken indicates that better working conditions for nur
The School of Nursing’s Julie Fairman and Linda Aiken discuss nursing-crisis issues in hospitals. The School of Nursing’s Julie Fairman and Linda Aiken discuss nursing-crisis issues in hospitals.
Linda Aiken has been awarded the Her Royal Highness Princess Muna Al-Hussein Award Linda Aiken has been awarded the Her Royal Highness Princess Muna Al-Hussein Award for "significant contributions to healthcare across borders and a demonstrated dedication t
Linda Aiken’s research is discussed in the New York Times Linda Aiken's research is discussed in the New York Times article, "Is There a Nurse in the House?" on June 18, 2010.
Linda H. Aiken’s research on nurse-patient ratios is discussed in the Philadelphia Inquirer article "More Nurses, Less Death" from Aptil 20th. Linda H. Aiken's research on nurse-patient ratios is discussed in the Philadelphia Inquirer article "More Nurses, Less Death" from April 20, 2010.
Linda Aiken discusses patient satisfaction with nurses in an article in the New York Times, "With Doctors in Short Supply, Responsibilities for Nurses May Expand." (12/9/09) Linda Aiken discusses patient satisfaction with nurses in an article in the New York Times, "