The nursing profession circa 2030

Boston‐Leary, Katie; Stone, Bobbie

doi:10.1097/01.nurse.0000891952.97337.9b

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“…Katie Boston-Leary of the ANA's Division of Nursing Practice and Work Environment and Olga Yakusheva of the School of Nursing and the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan outline structural issues within the current nursing reimbursement model. They emphasize that making the costs of direct nursing care visible and increasing the focus on nursing-sensitive patient outcomes metrics will strengthen the business case for investing in nurse staffing and work environments, lending opportunity and numerical stability to the nursing workforce (Boston-Leary & Yakusheva, 2024).…”

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A Dynamic and Inclusive Approach

Lewis-Hunstiger

2024

Creative Nursing

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After a year of transition to a new publisher, Creative Nursing 2024 will build on our legacy of nurturing novice authors with a Student Article of the Year initiative; presenting courageous discourse as reflected in our overarching theme for the year, The Impact of Social Forces on Nursing and Health; and publishing even more new knowledge in the form of research and discussion of nursing theories and models. This issue's theme, Activism, Advocacy, and Allyship, is exemplified by articles about paths to a nursing workforce that reflect the people we serve, and about concepts such as hygge, dialectical pluralism, acculturative stress, shared decision-making for breast health, nature immersion, iceberg demographics, and self-care in palliative care.

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confidence: 99%