I want Black women to get comfortable with telling people “you’re not doing enough for me” & “I want more than you are capable or willing to provide.” More times than not people come into our lives and leave with more than what they had and we’re left with nothing. That’s dead.
A6: Nurses should be involved w/ educating and administering vaccines to decrease the spread & severity of COVID-19 @JohnsHopkinsSPH#HealthPolicy21#JHSON
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@suzanne_lobaton 100%! We should cover all of these comprehensive nursing services. COVID-19 has highlighted our dire need for such resources. Thanks for sharing. #JHSON#healthpolicy21
@kmciltr1 (A6) APRNs especially should lobby for full practice authority and increasing access to care in rural and underserved areas. https://t.co/xmd2TPQzVq https://t.co/z6g4aXVbPL #HealthPolicy21#JHSON
@CrnaYd14@kmciltr1 YASSSSSSS! We need more providers to enhance people's access to healthcare in America. We must increase the autonomy of mid-level practitioners-NPs and PAs! #JHSON#healthpolicy21
@EliceTiegs@kmciltr1 Yes! Nurses should always have a seat at the table. Hopkins Alum and Illinois House Representative for the 14th district @LaurenUnderwood illuminate the changes nurses can make politically. https://t.co/9Iylt97HHg #JHSON#healthpolicy21
@charsie22 @DrTomori @kmciltr1 This is unjust and disgusting. Nursing personnel can definitely advocate keeping this bill from taking effect. Healthcare access is for everyone. #JHSON#healthpolicy21
@kmciltr1 A6: A critical area nurses must be involved in for health care policy is access to healthcare for all paired with health equity. We must be a voice for our patients. We need to hold both ourselves and the system accountable. https://t.co/aSLjVye1WD #JHSON#Healthpolicy21
@nadineisimpson @RoGaMaNP @kmciltr1 Abortion is definitely a right. This right should never be taken away. Also, the birthing process is very complex, and this should always be a medical treatment option for patients; especially, if their lives are in jeopardy. #JHSON#healthpolicy21
@kmciltr1 A5: I eventually want to go into women’s health. I don’t know where I will live but I fully intend to provide abortions to my patients if that is the care that they need and if it is within my scope of practice. #HealthPolicy21#JHSON https://t.co/zy03GuY17o
@kmciltr1 3. I am passionate about reducing the stigma of mental illness and helping people access quality mental healthcare. We need people to speak up and influence policymakers to remedy these problems through legislation. #JHSON#HealthPolicy21 https://t.co/p9miLaVPAA
@MichelleLi115 Together we can help all usher in a new system for healthcare. Our voices matter in our respective organizations. We can make a change. #JHSON#healthpolicy21
A3: Health care providers can use social media to reach health-care organizations and policymakers and increase public’s engagement in the process of policy implementation in order to meet the needs of society. Check this out! #HealthPolicy21#JHSON https://t.co/SyHIYurDk6
@Dimitra_Mammos @DrTomori @kmciltr1 This is an amazing resource and an extremely important topic that needs to be addressed in America's healthcare system. We must do and be better. #JHSON#healthpolicy21
@kmciltr1 A3: Social media allows us to disseminate info to people across the world! We can share evidence-based info & start conversations around today’s issues, thereby impacting policy. Check out https://t.co/ErWRNEs0Wm What are steps to address these disparities? #HealthPolicy21#JHSON
@kmciltr1 A3: Social media can be used to raise the voices of minorities in this country who typically do not have a voice in America. A great example is #BMHW21. Support black mothers in their birthing process! https://t.co/GGeCqS11Rt #JHSON#healthpolicy21#JHSON#healthpolicy21