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17 March 2021
Defying the pandemic and keeping the Magnet® journey Magnet® hospitals are located around the world. In 2020 until February 2021 for some hospitals Magnet® redesignation was pending or initial accreditation was planned during the same period. Overall, 121 showed that designation or redesignation is possible, even under difficult conditions.
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14 March 2021
US Clinician Wellbeing Study US Magnet® twinning hospitals in Magnet4Europe are conducting their own study of clinician wellbeing and patient outcomes led by the University of Pennsylvania (Upenn). The US Clinician Wellbeing Study (CWS) includes 60 US Magnet® twinning hospitals and a comparison group of all hospitals in the two large states of New York and Illinois.
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05 March 2021
Our Twinning Journey Since 2018 the German Heart Center Berlin (DHZB), a 194 bed cardiovascular specialty hospital, had the goal to become Magnet® designated. They were excited to be in Group 1 for the M4E project. The first contact with their twin, Northwestern Medicine Delnor, a 159 bed acute care hospital in Geneva, Illinois, was a bit awkward. It felt like a blind date!
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Innovation through collaborationImplementation of the Magnet4Europe intervention uses a multi-faceted strategy, involving an evidence-based blueprint of organizational change, one-to-one twinning with experienced Magnet hospitals, participating in learning collaboratives
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Internationality & Multidisciplinarity
The Magnet4Europe consortium includes high-achieving junior/senior researchers from the fields of medicine, health economics, law, nursing, public health, sociology, psychology, statistics, informatics, artificial intelligence.
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Communication & DisseminationAs a Horizon 2020 project, the communication of the project and the dissemination of our results is a crucial activity for Magnet4Europe. We do not only want to inform and reach out to society, but also enable other stakeholder to use and uptake the results.
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