Initiative on the Future of Nursing
The Initiative on the Future of Nursing is a two-year effort of the IOM and RWJF to find solutions to the continuing challenges facing the nursing profession, and to build upon nursing-based solutions to improve quality and transform the way Americans receive health care.
Inside Initiative on the Future of Nursing
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Publication Date:
November 9, 2009
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Register for Second Forum on the Future of Nursing
The meeting will focus on nursing across community health, public health, primary care, and long-term care settings.
Archived Webcast of Forum on the Future of Nursing: Acute Care Now Available
More than 300 nurses, public policy experts and health care professionals gathered to focus on improving quality care across acute care settings.
Donna E. Shalala and Sue Hassmiller Interviewed on WIHI Online Radio
Shalala and Hassmiller discuss the future of nursing.
Conversations about transforming the way Americans receive health care. Here are several recent entries:
- Acute Care Forum Facilitator Discusses Key Takeaways on Nursing
- Initiative's Second Technical Workshop Emphasizes the Value of Nursing
- Patient Advocate Shares Her Views of Nurses' Impact on Patient Health
- Highlights from the Technical Workshop in D.C.
- Everyone Counts-A View From the UK
- The Promise of Nursing
- The Challenge That Lies Ahead
The Initiative on the Future of Nursing is on Twitter. Here are several recent tweets:
- FutureofNursing: Congratulations to Mary Naylor,receipient of Baxter International Foundation's 2009 Episteme Award for the Transitional Care Model approach
- FutureofNursing: Register for the Dec 3 webcast of the Forum on the FutureofNursing: Community & Public Health, Primary & LongTerm Care
- FutureofNursing: RT RWJF RT RWJF_PubHealth: Today is the Great American Smokeout Take the challenge to help stop smoking.