A6: Pandemic has amplified how vulnerable the nursing workforce is. Get involved in establishing systemic structures and evidenced-based interventions to protect the nurse workforce and address the mental health, well-being, and safety of nurses #JHSONPolicy22
Last week, @AllIn4WellBeing published a resource with five evidence-based action items for hospital and health system doctors can use to support the well-being of team members during the pandemic.
https://t.co/RfpeCAyKR5
@taytay_collins @DrTomori @JHUNursing@SafiyyahOkoye I agree! Social media can be a tool to fuel fast and furious health policy discussions. However, we need to keep it professional and constructive! https://t.co/mkVHTWiUnX
A2: Nurses are the most respected and trusted professionals. Nurses offer expert knowledge and resources to the key stakeholders and policymakers. Join your professional nursing organizations. Your voices matter!
#JHSONPolicy22
Did you register for #AACNSPS2022 yet? Good news! You still can! Register today for our in-person Student Policy Summit in Washington, DC on March 27th & 28th! Visit https://t.co/FK04aFZFDx to register today!
@DrTomori @JHUNursing@SafiyyahOkoye A1: Advocacy for health policy issues does not have to be a big production. I have participated in writing a group letter to California Hospital Association regarding workplace violence in healthcare.#JHSONPolicy22