NursingAtoms’ Advisory Panel is a group of senior nurses, clinicians, and educators who lend their guidance from time to time. They help shape our editorial standards and direction — offering perspective and counsel, not sign-off on every individual story.
Experienced Voices
Senior nurses, APRNs & clinical directors
Guideline Awareness
Grounded in WHO, ICN, AACN & NMC standards
Periodic Guidance
Counsel on direction, not each story
“Critical care nurse practitioner and clinical simulation educator with 18 years of bedside ICU and academic experience. Advises NursingAtoms on the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model (CJMM), adaptive CAT testing, and acute pharmacological safety.”
“Staff nurse in acute adult medicine and Royal College of Nursing (RCN) clinical practice fellow. Advises on early detection of acute deterioration, the National Early Warning Score (NEWS2), and structured SBAR interprofessional handovers.”
“Emergency medicine intensivist and resuscitation director. Leads research in rapid point-of-care lactate assessment, 1-hour sepsis bundle execution, and hemodynamic vasopressor titration protocols.”
“Clinical nurse consultant and OSCE clinical examiner in Melbourne. Mentors overseas qualified nurses through the Ahpra Outcomes-Based Assessment (OBA) and Australian professional standards for registered nurses.”
“Healthcare quality executive and surveyor specializing in CMS federal safety standards, long-term care staffing metrics, and clinical risk mitigation in skilled nursing facilities.”
“Chief nursing officer with 25 years of healthcare system leadership. Guided three multi-hospital academic medical centers through ANCC Magnet Recognition, unit-level shared governance, and nurse retention programs.”
The panel offers guidance and perspective on our editorial standards and the topics we cover. They are not asked to approve every individual article — day-to-day reporting and fact-checking is handled by our editorial team.
Panel members advise on editorial standards, sourcing, and the topics we prioritise — the framework our newsroom works within.
Our editorial team reports, sources, and fact-checks each story against current guidelines (NCSBN, WHO, NICE, CDC, and statutory guidelines where relevant).
On complex or sensitive clinical topics we reach out to a relevant panel member for input — but no advisor is accountable for every published item.
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