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Nurses Push to Bring Research Back Into the Gun Violence Debate
https://www.flickr.com/photos/vpickering// credit: Victoria Pickering Nurses are on the front lines of gun violence, and it’s not just in the emergency room. For the country’s estimated 80,000 school nurses, the epidemic…
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Nurses Are on the Cutting Edge; Now They Can Pitch Their Ideas
“Calling all products, prototypes, apps and ideas”: That’s the invitation from Northeastern University and AARP Innovations Lab, with support from the American Nurses Association, asking nurses to present their disruptive…
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Graduate Nurse Education: A Pathway to Increased Primary Care Access
Medicare Graduate Nurse Education dollars were directed at five demonstration sites, but the Medicare clinical training dollars reached all 50 states and three territories. As of 2016, 7,864 APRN students…
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Utah Spearheads Collaborative Effort with State Nursing Programs
…toolkit which contains program development curriculum, data collection systems, program evaluation tools, and other topics. A SharePoint site was created for all participating programs to share information and communicate easily….
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The Nursing Student’s Role in Building a Culture of Health
…Association understand the important role nursing students play in creating healthier communities, and can provide ideas for new, innovative actions. Culture of Health values can easily be made a part…
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Idaho is Gathering Place for Final of Three Workshops
…a Culture of Health. Strengthen connections with longtime partners through Culture of Health work. Showcase how nurses are active participants in Culture of Health work. Communicate more easily and effectively…
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Action Coalitions to Meet in Wisconsin for Second of Three Workshops
…participants in Culture of Health work. Communicate more easily and effectively about a Culture of Health. Welcome From the Wisconsin Action Coalition We are excited to welcome you to Madison,…
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“Fundraising Is a Skill”: 10 Essentials in Supporting Your Cause
You became a nurse for any number of reasons: You want to help people. You’re hands-on. You like the intensity of working with others to make things right, and the…
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