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Our article, The Crucial Importance of Accurate Enumeration to Bringing Public Health Nurses Out from Behind the “Other” Category, was accepted for publication in Nursing Outlook!

🚨 BREAKING NEWS: Nursing Faculty Resignations at Dickinson State University (DSU) 🚨 "We are saddened to announce that several nursing faculty members at DSU have recently resigned." This development raises concerns about the future of the nursing program and the students relying on these dedicated educators. Unfortunately, this isn't an isolated incident—many universities nationwide face similar challenges. Faculty resignations can be attributed to numerous factors including burnout, workload, and institutional changes. As we navigate these turbulent times, we must support our educators and ensure our students continue receiving quality education. Stay tuned for more updates and join the conversation on how we can address and prevent such issues in higher education. 📚🩺 #HigherEdCrisis #NursingEducation #SupportOurTeachers #DSU Feel free to share your thoughts and experiences. Let's work together to find solutions! 🤝📢

Considering that employment of APRNs is projected to grow 38% from 2022 to 2032, with about 29,200 openings each year on average, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, experts say students who choose to invest in an advanced nursing degree will be in high demand. #aprn #nursingjobs

This what we do!! It is so important to help fill the gaps in our healthcare systems especially as the population demands increase. If in doubt check us out! WGU!

Gleanings from Nursing Research made easy by Oluwadamilare Akingbade and the co-authors ~Knowledge is the bedrock for development and advancement ~If Nursing will develop, Nurses must take Research more seriously ~ If a profession will grow, scholarly activities must take place. A developing profession is a research-driven one (Lambert & Lambert, 2014) This book is a must have for us as Nurses, if we desire to birth forth the changes we’ve envisaged for long. Remember a change begins with you and I.

💡 Transformation Tuesday 💡 After a productive end of the week at the AALNC forum, I started this week off by discussing spirituality with students in their first semester of nursing school. This group of women and men give me a positive outlook on the future of nursing as they all genuinely want to be nurses. Just like many other topics in nursing, spirituality is a soft skill that is based on "therapeutic communication." I remember rolling my eyes every time I heard the phrase "therapeutic communication" during my nursing school days. But now, I am the one trying to impart some wisdom to these young, impressionable minds. I have done a handful of lectures this semester, and every time I stand in front of that classroom, I reflect on how far I have come as a nurse. I realize that I am much more mature and responsible than my 19-year-old self, which I guess is an expected outcome of a 15-year career. How have you changed since graduating high school? I would love to hear about it. #nurse #lnc #transformationtuesday

#NationalNursesMonth is celebrated throughout the entire month of May to honor and recognize the invaluable contributions of nurses. Here are the key details: National Nurses Month - Celebrated annually during the month of May - Initiated by the American Nurses Association (ANA) to promote the nursing profession - Allows for greater opportunities to promote understanding and appreciation of nurses' roles Weekly Focus Areas The month is divided into four weekly focus areas: 1. Self-Care (May 1-7): Cultivating mental health and well-being 2. Recognition (May 8-14): Honoring nurses who lead, excel, and innovate  3. Professional Development (May 15-21): Accessing resources for career growth 4. Community Engagement (May 22-31): Engaging with the community beyond the bedside National Nurses Week - Observed annually from May 6-12, ending on Florence Nightingale's birthday - First observed in 1954, expanded to a week in 1990 by ANA - Allows employers and individuals to celebrate their nurses The ANA selects a new theme each year to highlight nurses' roles and impact. For 2024, the theme is "Nurses Make the Difference" to honor nurses' positive impact on lives and healthcare. Nurses are recognized during this month for their vital roles in providing quality patient care, shaping health policies, and serving as trusted advocates for individuals and communities. #NurseMaketheDifference #WhyMercyMatters #MercyNursing #Hiring #CapeGirardeau #StLouis #MercyHospitals

Interested in learning more about R3? Click the link below to learn about R3 - the Renewal, Resilience, and Retention of Maryland Nurses Initiative. #renew #resilience #retention #r3conference

"So much of what we learn is on the job, here at Northeastern our job is to teach you how to act safely within hospital, how to ask questions and raise concerns ...in order to be effective." Northeastern University, Bouvé College of Health Sciences alum and current professor Stephen Winglass MSN, RN, CCRN discusses how to develop a culture of safety, why it's so important, and how it's implemented in and out of the classroom. #nursing #ABSN #northeasternuniversity https://lnkd.in/egM4E5v8

So excited about American College of Education's Nurse.com partnership in advancing nursing education! If you get a chance, please take a look at this podcast talking about the future of education in nursing led by Bette Bogdan Ph.D.,RN-BC!