“Working together as members of our profession, we must make the changes to successfully improve diversity, equity and thriving in nursing in order to provide culturally competent care to the communities we serve.”
Are you a Healthcare Provider or First Responder affected by the impact of COVID-19? The Trauma Recovery Network (TRN) of Western Washington may be able to help! You don’t have to climb this mountain alone.
Click here for WHO’s State of the World’s Nursing Report – 2020 Open PDF Here: 2020-04-09_WHO_StateNsg_USA
Click image to open the full report or click here: Washington States’s 2019 Registered Nurse Workforce
By Sofia Aragon, JD, BSN, RN, Executive Director, Washington Center for Nursing March 23, 2020 With the UW Center for Health Workforce Studies, the WCN is releasing a series of
This briefing by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries is written for long term care employers to help leaders with basic information and where to get more help.
WA State Nurse Faculty Challenges Visual Graphic Figures
A Seattle Times article by Washington Center for Nursing Seattle resident Jameel Bhojani, 27, was inspired to become a nurse after watching his uncle die of liver failure in a
