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New Book Offers a Blueprint to Unlocking the Future of Healthcare Workforce Management with AI

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New Book Offers a Blueprint to Unlocking the Future of Healthcare Workforce Management with AI
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New Book Offers a Blueprint to Unlocking the Future of Healthcare Workforce Management with AI

2025-04-03 20:08 Last Updated At:20:31

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 3, 2025--

Nurse scheduling and staffing remains one of the most complex challenges for hospitals and health systems. With more than 15 years of experience in driving operational excellence in healthcare systems, Dr. Dani Bowie, DNP, RN, NE-BC, specializes in leading innovative staffing and scheduling technology initiatives that boost nurse engagement and cut labor costs. Dr. Bowie’s new book, “ Reimagine Workforce Management with AI: a Roadmap for Healthcare Leaders,” chronicles her journey with artificial intelligence (AI) over the past decade full of starts, pauses, failures, restarts and successes.

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“Nothing is more frustrating than being asked to do a job without the right tools and support and repeatedly getting less than optimal results,” said Dani Bowie, DNP, RN, NE-BC, SVP of Workforce AI at Aya Healthcare. “I’m able to show how healthcare leaders can use AI tools so that workforce planning, scheduling and staffing can be done with more precision than ever before.”

This eye-opening page-turner shows healthcare leaders how to revolutionize workforce management. Dr. Bowie’s 80-page book is chock full of tools, evidence-based best practices, key terminology and AI history. Healthcare leaders are given step-by-step solutions for how to create an effective scheduling and staffing system that includes operational strategies, goals and key performance indicators.

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Industry peers and colleagues reviewed Dr. Bowie’s new book and have given rave reviews. “This is the book I wish I had when I took my first role as a healthcare executive. A must-read for anyone leading workforce strategy in healthcare,” said Rudy Jackson, DNP, MHA, RN, CENP, FNAP, SVP and System Chief Nurse Executive.

Hospitals and healthcare systems can attain a free copy of “Reimagine Workforce Management with AI: a Roadmap for Healthcare Leaders” here.

For more resources and information on how AI can transform your workforce, visit LotusOne.com.

About the author:

Dr. Dani Bowie brings over 15 years of experience in driving operational excellence in healthcare systems and specializes in leading innovative staffing and scheduling technology initiatives that boost nurse engagement and cut labor costs. She is currently the SVP of Workforce AI at Aya Healthcare.

Dr. Bowie received her Master of Science in nursing from Vanderbilt University School of Nursing and her doctorate in nursing from Yale University, where she built a predictive nurse scheduling model. She has conducted research and published extensively about the nursing workforce in many journals, including Nursing Economics, Nurse Leader and American Nurse.

Dr. Bowie has led and independently consulted for several health systems to design and build centralized staffing and scheduling offices, while simultaneously deploying staffing and scheduling technology platforms. She leverages her expertise in healthcare, technology, project and people management, along with her bold leadership strategies, to help organizations achieve clinical and financial KPIs.

About Aya Healthcare:

Aya Healthcare is the largest healthcare talent software and staffing company in the United States. Aya operates the world’s largest digital staffing platform delivering every component of healthcare-focused labor services, including travel nursing and allied health, per diem, permanent staff hiring, interim leadership, locum tenens and non-clinical professionals. Aya’s AI-enabled software solutions, which include vendor management, float pool technology, provider solutions and predictive analytics, combined with its digital talent marketplaces, provide hospital systems greater efficiencies, superior operating results and reduced labor costs. While technology drives efficiency and scale, Aya’s 6,000+ global employees power the company to deliver unparalleled accountability and exceptional experiences for clients and clinicians. Aya’s company culture is rooted in giving back and supports organizations around food security, education, healthcare, safe shelter and equity. To learn more about Aya Healthcare, visit www.ayahealthcare.com.

In Dr. Dani Bowie's new book, "Reimagine Workforce Management with AI: A Roadmap for Healthcare Leaders," healthcare leaders are given step-by-step solutions for how to create an effective scheduling and staffing system that includes operational strategies, goals and key performance indicators.

In Dr. Dani Bowie's new book, "Reimagine Workforce Management with AI: A Roadmap for Healthcare Leaders," healthcare leaders are given step-by-step solutions for how to create an effective scheduling and staffing system that includes operational strategies, goals and key performance indicators.

Brigitte Bardot, the French 1960s sex symbol who became one of the greatest screen sirens of the 20th century and later a militant animal rights activist, has died. She was 91.

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FILE - French film legend and animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot looks on prior to a march of various animal rights associations on March 24, 2007 in Paris. (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon, file)

FILE - French film legend and animal rights activist Brigitte Bardot looks on prior to a march of various animal rights associations on March 24, 2007 in Paris. (AP Photo/Jacques Brinon, file)

FILE - Former French film star Brigitte Bardot attends a press conference in Brussels, April 15, 1992, protesting against cruelty against animals in Europe, especially the cruelties practiced during festivities in Spain. (AP Photo/Carl Duyck, File)

FILE - Former French film star Brigitte Bardot attends a press conference in Brussels, April 15, 1992, protesting against cruelty against animals in Europe, especially the cruelties practiced during festivities in Spain. (AP Photo/Carl Duyck, File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot, center is surrounded by animal rights protestors during a demonstration against transporting live animals in Brussels, Monday, Feb. 20, 1995. (AP Photo/Jacques Collet, File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot, center is surrounded by animal rights protestors during a demonstration against transporting live animals in Brussels, Monday, Feb. 20, 1995. (AP Photo/Jacques Collet, File)

FILE - French Actress Brigitte Bardot with a dog in the Gennevilliers, Paris, while supporting the French animal protection society operation, Feb. 10, 1982. (AP Photo/Duclos, File)

FILE - French Actress Brigitte Bardot with a dog in the Gennevilliers, Paris, while supporting the French animal protection society operation, Feb. 10, 1982. (AP Photo/Duclos, File)

FILE - Brigitte Bardot and Patrick Gilles arrive for the premier of the film "Bullitt" in Paris, March 28, 1969. ( AP Photo/ Jean Jacques Levy, File)

FILE - Brigitte Bardot and Patrick Gilles arrive for the premier of the film "Bullitt" in Paris, March 28, 1969. ( AP Photo/ Jean Jacques Levy, File)

FILE - In this June 19, 1956, 20-year-old French film actress Brigitte Bardot poses in character. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - In this June 19, 1956, 20-year-old French film actress Brigitte Bardot poses in character. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - French film actress Brigitte Bardot and her husband Gunter Sachs pose just before boarding a chartered airplane on their honeymoon in Las Vegas on July 14, 1966. (AP Photo/David F. Smith, File)

FILE - French film actress Brigitte Bardot and her husband Gunter Sachs pose just before boarding a chartered airplane on their honeymoon in Las Vegas on July 14, 1966. (AP Photo/David F. Smith, File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot with actor Jack Palance during filming of the movie "Le Mepris" aka "Contempt", by Jean-Luc Godard, in Rome, Italy, May 1963. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot with actor Jack Palance during filming of the movie "Le Mepris" aka "Contempt", by Jean-Luc Godard, in Rome, Italy, May 1963. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot poses for photographers on a lawn in the garden of the Excelsior Hotel on the Lido of Venice, Italy, Sept. 2, 1958. (AP Photo/Walter Attenni, File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot poses for photographers on a lawn in the garden of the Excelsior Hotel on the Lido of Venice, Italy, Sept. 2, 1958. (AP Photo/Walter Attenni, File)

FILE - French screen stars from left, Andre Bourvil, Brigitte Bardot, Danielle Darrieux and Fracois Perier pose for a photo with their French motion picture award statuettes, in Paris France, Dec. 3, 1963. (AP Photo/Jacques Marqueton, File)

FILE - French screen stars from left, Andre Bourvil, Brigitte Bardot, Danielle Darrieux and Fracois Perier pose for a photo with their French motion picture award statuettes, in Paris France, Dec. 3, 1963. (AP Photo/Jacques Marqueton, File)

FILE - French film actress Brigitte Bardot appears at the Mount Royal Hotel in London on April 9, 1959. (AP Photo/Dave Dawson, File)

FILE - French film actress Brigitte Bardot appears at the Mount Royal Hotel in London on April 9, 1959. (AP Photo/Dave Dawson, File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot poses with a huge sombrero she brought back from Mexico, as she arrives at Orly Airport in Paris, France, on May 27, 1965. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - French actress Brigitte Bardot poses with a huge sombrero she brought back from Mexico, as she arrives at Orly Airport in Paris, France, on May 27, 1965. (AP Photo/File)

FILE - Former French film star and animal right activist Brigitte Bardot acknowledges applause prior to a press conference, Sept. 28, 2006 in Paris. (AP Photo/Remy de la Mauviniere, File)

FILE - Former French film star and animal right activist Brigitte Bardot acknowledges applause prior to a press conference, Sept. 28, 2006 in Paris. (AP Photo/Remy de la Mauviniere, File)

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