Learn how today’s perioperative teams are improving their robotics programs.

Learn three mental exercises that will joyfully impact your patients, your family, and your teammates.

Learn three practical ways to lower your risks of multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs) in the OR.

Meet Lulu and learn why pet therapy programs continue to grow.

Hear from an AORN member why voting is important and how you can (should) make time for it.

Discover three ways to leverage your product purchasing power to make your OR more efficient and your patients safer.

Learn to network like an introvert and other practical ways to improve your next industry conference networking experience.

In the second edition of our new global blog series, Sèdjro Vincent Blaise Kovohouandé, a senior technician in surgery in the Republic of Bénin in West Africa shares his global perioperative perspective.

Learn three successful ways to apply lean concepts to standardize VTE prevention practices and stop preventable hospital-acquired conditions.

Nicholas Webb suggests three steps to identify your patient types.

Imagine yourself 45% less stressed. Take the 30-day Resilience Challenge and find out why resilience matters.

Take these five steps to build your perioperative knowledge and strategically plan for your future.

Read our guest blog from Sarah Hirx, MSN, RN, CNOR and discover the five lessons she learned after taking on a new perioperative leadership role.

We’ve gathered some fun holiday gift ideas for the perioperative nurses on your list. Take time to recognize the hard work they do to make patients safer.

Discover 5 habits to quit that will to help you create a happier personal and professional life.

Find out what this New Orleans-based perioperative nurse is thankful for this Thanksgiving.

Are you heading to New Orleans in March for our Global Surgical Conference & Expo? Here are nine fun ways to explore the Big Easy on your own or with your perioperative colleagues.

Discover what it’s like to be a perioperative nurse in Belgium. Olivier Willième shares his thoughts on professional development, education, and the importance of a global perioperative community.

The complexities of instrument processing and the daily pressures for processed instruments can create an endless cycle of professional conflict – resulting in toxic work environments and staff turnover.

AORN is proud to announce that, on March 24, two more states joined the ranks of the surgical smoke-free: Arizona and Washington.