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2020 vision
Nursing education policies created in ivory towers often get a cool reception when they reach the ground floor. But recommendations in the 2010 Institute of Medicine’s report “The Future of Nursing, Leading Change, Advancing Health” seem to be getting a warmer welcome than usual and are being field-tested around the country in evidence-based models. Read more »
Baby steps
While the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends infants be breast-fed exclusively until they are 6 months old, not all new mothers have the same success breast-feeding. Read more »
Meet the Sims
The National Simulation Study explores the effectiveness of simulation and is expected to help determine to what degree simulation can effectively substitute for traditional clinical experience. Read more »
Nurse turns key to success with degree
Some say the road to higher education can be difficult and costly, but for Marjorie Fournier, RN, CNOR, it has been wonderfully challenging and worth every penny. Read more »
- St. Anthony's event reminds community to 'Go Pink and Red for Women'
- Cleveland State University designs program to ease national shortage of nurse educators
- Campaign for Action names 21 additional state coalitions
- ANCC presents first Magnet Nurse of Year Awards
- Public health RN receives award for vaccination work
- St. Luke's Hospital achieves primary stroke center certification
- Heartland/Midwest Notable Nurses
- St. Anthony's employees 'nurse' each other through breast cancer
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