The highest and most prestigious credential a healthcare organization can achieve for nursing excellence and quality patient care

This is a visual depiction of what it means to be a nurse at Glen Cove hospital. It includes our professional values and our characteristics of care.

We rely on each other. We couldn’t do it on our own, and trust each other to perform seamlessly as one. We know we are only as strong as the team around us.

These are the dates of our magnet site visit.

This characteristic of care is demonstrated by an RN giving quality care to every patient regardless of their age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, values, criminal past, etc.

This component of the magnet model describes visionary leadership that guides nursing and the organization to meet current and future needs and priorities.

This is at the center of our practice model; it is the purpose of everything we do as nurses and guides all of our patient care decisions and priorities.

We never settle. We are pioneers. We are curious. We are future of healthcare.

This is the month that we will have our mock magnet visit.

Performing nursing care in accordance with what the research says promotes best outcomes

This component of the magnet model encompasses research and evidence-based practice innovations in nursing and patient care.

This nursing theorist stated that the nurse-patient relationship is at the cornerstone of our professional nursing practice, and creates a healing environment that promotes recovery.

Every moment matters. We’re passionate about caring for our patients, our communities, and each other. Every day, in every way, we care for one another.

These are the "big 3" that the appraisers will be looking at during their visit.

This characteristic of care is demonstrated by the RN explaining discharge instructions to the patient and making sure the patient understands.

This component of the magnet model describes active and engaged staff participation in councils and decision making, as well as professional development.

This famous nursing theorist emphasized evidence based practice, research and education in nursing, and stated that creative thinking and critical thinking are the foundations of nursing practice.

We are all unique. We stand united, proud, and respectful, always celebrating our differences.

This word means that nurses at all levels are involved in councils and decision making.

This characteristic of care is demonstrated by briefs, huddles, interdisciplinary rounds, and helping your fellow staff members when they are busy.

This component of the magnet model describes nursing knowledge, expertise and collaboration with interprofessional teams to achieve their personal best, as well as high-quality patient care outcomes.

These 4 values make up our culture of C.A.R.E., which is our promise to our patients. It is how we deliver on the expressed and unexpressed needs of our patients and families.

It’s our spark that changes lives. We seek integrity and excellence while taking every opportunity to embrace autonomy. We define what it means to work in health care, and we soar above challenges.

This what we call the outcome measures that are affected by the quality of nursing care, such as CAUTI, CLABSI, Falls, Pressure injuries

This characteristic of care is demonstrated by an RN speaking up for her patient with a discharge order who he/she feels is unsafe to be discharged.