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A Dashboard of One’s Own: Four States Track Their Successes
…is about 6 percent higher than the national average. With strong visuals, leaders in these states can make the case for nursing more easily with information specific to their residents….
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APRN Practice Report Shows Consumers Gaining Access to Care
Legislation passed last year in more than 20 states will mean better access to care for many Americans from advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), according to the 30th Annual APRN…
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Building a Culture of Health, State by State
How does your Action Coalition begin building a Culture of Health, or continue progress you’ve already made? Join us to answer that critical question. We will make connections between the…
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Examples of Innovations to Build Healthy Communities
…than 100 nurses and nursing students provided foot care to hundreds of veterans, reports Charlotte Stepanian, MSN, RN-BC, Past President of the MAPHN. In addition to providing foot care, MAPHN…
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A Strategy to Increase the Educational Preparation of North Carolina’s Nursing Workforce
…• Durham Technical Community College • Forsyth Technical Community College/WSSU https://www.forsythtech.edu/apply/admission-requirements/nursing-allied-health-programs/ribn-lpn-bsn/ • Winston Salem State University https://www.wssu.edu/admissions/programs/_Files/documents/lpn-to-bsn-course-requirements.pdf View 2016 LPN-BSN Feasibility Report 2016 LPN-BSN Feasibility Report Mary Schuler,…
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Building Healthy Communities Is Focus of Massachusetts Healthcare Workforce Summit
…Patricia Crombie, MSN, RN. “As we mark the Coalition’s fifth anniversary, we’re delighted to be expanding our membership to include public health nurses, school nurses, community health centers, and more…
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Law Would Enhance Patient Access to Addiction Treatment by APRNs
…and family bonding,” says Lisa Scott, RN, MSN, NNP-BC, a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Future of Nursing Scholar. One option—for moms, babies, and communities—is medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid dependency,…
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We are proud to be nurses today
…our shores, comforting people who are scared, helping people who are hurting, doing without sleep so that others can rest more easily. Thank you for your wisdom, your strength, your…
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