Cultural competence: awareness and skills. Cultural safety: trust and security. It's more than learning about customs. Take a deep dive into the role of #CulturalSafety in #CVD care in our latest article by @BaptisteDiana and @_nurseraven. https://t.co/HTsGUaKCj6
As a current @JHUNursing DNP student, I’m excited to see my former professor, Dr. Danica Sumpter, exude her brilliance during this @DNPsofColor Black History Month event! #TheResistance
@carissa_bragdon@vbennet13@kmciltr1 Agreed! I’m thankful for the opportunity this class provides. In just 4 short weeks, I’ve become incredibly empowered in health care advocacy as a Registered Nurse.
@mtmmandytruong I totally agree. In Texas, NPs are heavily regulated by physician oversight. I’m hopeful things will evolve to provide full practice authority very soon.
A4: Share your advocacy with colleagues, friends, and family - sharing your passion for a cause, can help inspire others to engage. #HealthPolicy21#JHSON
A4: As nurses training to become advance practice providers with advanced degrees, we are gaining training and tools to assume leadership positions within our local healthcare systems. #HealthPolicy21#JHSON
A4: Become involved in practice councils or boards at the workplace. Our work setting is a natural place for nurses to become advocates. When you notice an issue at work, report it to those that can readily affect change. #HealthPolicy21#JHSON
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A4: Nurses can engage in advocacy at the local level by networking with other nurses to create a unified voice. One way to do so is by joining local chapters of professional nursing organizations. #HealthPolicy21#JHSON Find your state nursing association:
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This new Twitter account will give voice to health-related thoughts, research, and initiatives I care deeply about. #nurse#advocate#leader#healthliteracy