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Selena M Schmidt MSN, PMHNP, HNB-BC, CGI DBH student, wanted to explore beyond the boundaries of nursing. Discover how the DBH program enables you to provide comprehensive care that spans both the medical and behavioral health sides through integrated care. Your journey to integrated care starts here. Learn more about the DBH program: https://ow.ly/Y49U50RGu8T

#SundayScholars Shawna Mudd, DNP, MSN, CRNP, CNE, Kristen Brown DNP, CPNP-AC, CHSE-A, FAAN, Deborah Busch, DNP, CPNP-PC, IBCLC, CNE, FAANP, FAAN, and colleagues examine the educational preparation and foundational nursing experience of primary and acute care PNPs. Read the full study here: https://bit.ly/3PGBvYo

It's #InternationalNursesDay! 🧑🏽⚕️ The Health and Science T level for adult nursing team support offers precisely the skills and knowledge sought by industry employers. Developed by leaders in the field, this intensive two-year course prepares you for success in the dynamic health and science sector. Learn more: https://ow.ly/xMXn50RvtyY

A Loving Organization Consortium, Apurv Gupta, MD, MPH, Peter Pronovost MD, PhD, FCCM -- Wow! This video is so powerful! So many are being pulled to #ALovingOrganization and #LovingWorkflows with our launch of A Loving Organization Consortium this month. It is the love in each of us being attractive to itself, yes? Still, like everything else in life, the key is implementation and sustainability. How do we implement loving transformation in healthcare cultures and workflows and sustain it? This video answers that question. Yes, it's an hour video. Who has time? But this will be powerful use of your time in understanding implementing systemic love in healthcare as the only answer to its many, even existential, woes. If you only want to listen to the brilliant Peter Pronovost MD, PhD, FCCM, Chief Quality and Clinical Transformation Officer and the equally amazing Jennifer Gonzalez, Nursing Excellence Advisor, who have successfully implemented systemic love in University Hospitals, start the video at 9:45 and go though the Q&A. It's inspiring!--(in spirit). I believe we can even accelerate implementation of transformation based in love, such as the amazing work of Dr. Pronovost and his team at UH. This is with the introduction of Nobel Prize-winning systems science, the Law of Dissipative Structures as the accelerant. Simple, fast, aligned with how the universe and nature transform--stress/fear/separation to Love/Connection/Synergy. 💙 💙 #LovingSystemsThinking #3DHealthcare

We are inviting stakeholders to participate in a survey that will help to shape guiding principles that will direct NSCN’s future work in nursing regulation. Your feedback is important. Learn more: https://ow.ly/ETTG50RemkE

🌟 Let's Pop Our Nursing Bubble and Reach Out to Others! 🌟 As Judith Shamian puts it, let's break free from our nursing bubble and embrace the power of mixing art and science to build effective strategies. Nursing is not just about the technicalities; it's about reaching out, connecting, and making a difference beyond our immediate sphere. Florence Nightingale's words resonate deeply: "Unless we are making progress in our nursing every year, every month, every week, take my word for it, we are going back." Progress isn't just a concept—it's a necessity. It's about constantly evolving, learning, and pushing boundaries. So, dear colleagues, let's reflect on our roles, embrace change, and strive for excellence. Together, we can shape a brighter future for nursing and healthcare. #InnovationInHealthcare #Leadership #Inspiration #Progress #Courage #MahatmaGandhi #FlorenceNightingale #ESNO2024 #thisisWhatNurselookslike 

Is Nursing a STEM subject? STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. This webinair made a powerful case that it nursing should be considered a STEM and why culturally nursing is waiting full recognition. (It’s also good practice for OET Listening C.) I learned that Florence Nightingale, in her very first book ‘Notes on Nursing, What It Is and What It Is Not’ predicted it would take 150 years for the full scope of nursing to be realised. That was 164 years ago. Now, future nurses study courses entitled ‘Nursing Science’, there are doctoral programmes in the subject, and medical technology is advancing all the time. I think it is amazing that nursing could not be designated as a STEM subject. If you are a nurse, what do you think about the way your expertise is valued in society? And if you think Nursing is STEM, consider signing the petition. #linkedinnurses #oetpreparation #nursingisstem

#Nurses Have you recently been appointed to a board, committee, or task force? Click below then scroll down to be 🎊 CELEBRATED 🎊 in an upcoming NOBC newsletter. Everyone Else: Here are 4 things you can do to improve the health of communities through the service of nurses on boards. NOBC encourages your involvement! 1. SERVE:  Register, or Log in, and keep your profile up-to-date, so that you are actively receiving all current board opportunities that match your experience. 2. SHARE YOUR TESTIMONY: Serve on a board? Fill out our SURVEY. Your experiences will provide advice and inspiration to other nurses on their journeys to the boardroom.   3. RECOMMEND A BOARD OPPORTUNITY: If you know of an organization with an open board seat, tell them about NOBC so that we can partner with them to place a nurse on their board. 4. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: to help our mission touch as many nurses as possible, follow us, share a post, and leave a comment!