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Aug. 27, 2010

The Nurse of the Future- New Sessions

Join in shaping education and the work environment for the nurse of the future! Help us by participating in conversations about the roles of  nurses as the healthcare environment changes.

Click here to download the PDF document with information on dates, locations, and how to register.  It's easy and there is no charge to attend.

Space is limited, so register soon.  We look forward to hearing from you!

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Aug. 26, 2010

Nine nurses listed among "Modern Healthcare's" 100 Most Powerful People in Healthcare:

Linda Aiken, Director U Penn Center for Health Outcomes/Policy Research

Geraldine "Polly" Bednash, CEO American Asso. Colleges of Nursing

Barbara Crane, President, National Federation of Nurses

Beverly Malone, CEO, National League for Nursing

Rebecca Patton, ANA immediate Past President

Sister Carol Keehan, President, Catholic Health Association

Sister Mary Jean Ryan, President, SSM Healthcare

Pamela Thompson, CEO American Organization of Nurse Executives

Mary Wakefield, Director,  Health Resources & Services Administration

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Aug. 13, 2010

Kudos to these Washington State nurseswho received Mountain West Nurse Week Excellence Awards on August 13, 2010 in Chandler Arizona at the Nurse Week event!

 

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First Internationally Educated Nurses Graduate

 

Internationally-Educated RNs Class Graduates

The Graduating Class

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Click here to read the newest report on our Nursing Workforce

 

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2008 National Nursing Survey Data Summary released (summary)

For the full report go to: http://newsroom.hrsa.gov/realeases/2010/msurvey.htm

 

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The Current Status of the Washington Nursing Workforce

click here for talking points on Washington States current workforce shortage.  January 2010.

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2009 WCN Annual Report

 

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Washington Nursing Schools receive J&J Promise of Nursing Grants to Expand Capacity!

 

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 2010- International Year of the Nurse

Getting the word out about the critical roles that nurses play in healthcare globally is the primary theme of the International Year of the Nurse, honoring the expansion of nursing in the 100 years since Florence Nightingale’s death. Go to www.2010iynurse.net to see more exciting news and how you can be involved.

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AARP Supports Nursing in America

80 Million Eyes on Nursing

AARP members are watching for policy solutions and legislation that augment the nursing workforce in the following four areas:

  • Funding for the Nursing Workforce: Federal and state policies promoting better funding for the nursing workforce.
  • Health Care Reform: Acting on the knowledge that policies supporting the nursing workforce also strengthen health-care reform.
  • Expanding Nursing-Education Capacity: Federal and state policies to help U.S. nursing schools educate more nurses.
  • Nurse Retention: Federal and state policies to help hospitals and other health-care facilities retain highly skilled nurses

 

 go to aarp.org for more information

 

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 GALLUP POLL VOTES NURSES MOST TRUSTED PROFESSIONAL

For the eighth consecutive year, nurses have been voted the most trusted profession in America according to Gallup's annual telephone survey of professions for their honesty and ethical standards, with 83 percent of Americans calling nurses' standards either "high" or "very high."  Since being included in the Gallup poll in 1999, nurses have received the highest ranking every year except in 2001, when fire fighters received top honors.

Read more at  http://www.nursezone.com/Nursing-News-Events/more-news.aspx?ID=18621

 

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National Minimum Nursing Data Set ratified. click here to read the press release.

 

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Go to www.championnursing.org to see the latest news on the Center to Champion Nursing in America's work!  Washington is one of 30 states with a stakeholder team working on addressing the nursing education capacity and education design issues.

 

 


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