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TONL News & Updates
Marco Gonzalez
TONL At Large Director #5 South Central Texas Organization for Nursing Leadership (SCTONL) What Do You Enjoy Most About Chapter Meetings?
I really enjoy working with Nursing Leaders from across our state that has allowed me to network and form professional relationships. How has TONL involvement helped your profession?
My involvement in TONL is more recent, but I foresee being involved and joining the Diversity and Inclusion committee with give me more insight and growth as a Nursing Leader.
By Karen Baggerly
SPONL President When I was growing up, I would often say to my father, “that’s not fair,” when something did not go my way. He would sagely respond, “Karen, life isn’t fair–so what are you going to do about it?” At the time, I didn’t always take kindly to his words. However, as we come to the close of an extraordinary 2020, I keep thinking of his wisdom and am filled with an abundance of gratitude because he certainly groomed me for a year like this!
Nelson Tuazon, DNP, DBA, RN, NEA-BC, CENP, CPHQ, CPPS, CPXP, FNAP, FACHE, FAAN
Vice President and Associate Chief Nursing Officer, University Health
Director, District 8, Texas Organization for Nursing Leadership
When one observes the language that we use in response to the current societal influences and the environment in which we live, the tone and tenor signal a sense of urgency and anxiety. Words and phrases such as the new norm, surge, twindemic, infodemic, psychological safety, emotional PPE (personal protective equipment), resiliency, recovery, and the like, evoke various emotional, psychological, and intellectual responses. More than ever, nurse leaders must be open to new ways of coping, new approaches to learning, and new imperatives for leading (Fuchs, 2020; Lacey, 2020; Tuazon, 2020).
Nursing Leadership
Daily Nurse
The ability to share information seamlessly has become more important than ever in today's healthcare environment. EmergingRNLeader
In response to the demands created by the current pandemic, some nurse leaders are considering a team nursing model. For the latest news from the Nurses on Boards Coalition, visit https://www.nursesonboardscoalition.org/news/.
Education and Events
Subscribe today!
AONL's new podcast Today in Nursing Leadership hosts monthly conversations with nursing leadership experts. Each episode will provide information, insights and innovations that drive change and provoke action. Hear from experts highlighting challenges facing nurse leaders today and how to navigate these for success. Subscribe today on Spotify, Apple, Google, Stitcher and all other podcasting platforms, and listen to the first episode: Highly Reliable Nurses Listen  The TONL Annual Conference will be held virtually February 24 - 26, 2021. We're excited about the use of new technology to continue to deliver quality educational and networking opportunities to our members! As always, the TONL Annual Conference will include a line-up of dynamic speakers addressing topics important in our industry today, networking opportunities and industry insight.
Attendee registration will open in December. The TONL Education Committee has been hard at work and we look forward to unveiling the 2021 conference agenda soon! 
Healthcare Industry
Practice and Patient Care
Daily Nurse
According to new data, those in nursing-related jobs represent the highest percentage of healthcare workers who have been hospitalized as a result of COVID-19. Minority Nurse
Educating patients about what they can do to prepare for a telehealth visit can help to improve the quality of those visits. 
Members in the News
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