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Connecting continents blog

A royal visit

Roger Watson |
A few trips to “the Continent” before year’s end.
From the editor: Thinking inside the box

From the editor: Thinking inside the box

James E. Mattson |
Inside the box or outside, the operative word is “thinking.”
Getting to know the writer in me

Getting to know the writer in me

Omar Ali |
We have a complicated relationship.
Noteworthy member news

Noteworthy member news

RNL editorial staff |
Acknowledging achievements of Sigma members.
Globe

Global nursing, Part 3: Partnering for success

Sharon M. Weinstein and Marianne E. Hess |
Don’t overlook opportunities that look like just another meeting.
Hand holding globe

Global nursing, Part 2: From contacts to collaborators

Sharon M. Weinstein and Sheila A. Ryan |
That professional acquaintance may be just the research connection you need.
Stethoscope held against a globe

Global nursing, Part 1: Listen, learn, act

Sharon M. Weinstein and Ann Marie T. Brooks |
Intercultural competency and global thinking are essential to international collaboration.
ECG monitor

How my husband’s accident made me advocate for compassionate care

Susan B. Hassmiller |
We must do better for patients and their families.
Roger Watson

My final China tour for 2017

Roger Watson |
Includes Hong Kong, Wuhan, and Shanghai.
The right person to lead in the coming biennium

Beth Baldwin Tigges: The right person to lead in the coming biennium

Carol J. Huston |
She has served 25 years in international, regional, and chapter positions.
Don’t underestimate your power to influence change!

Don’t underestimate your power to influence change!

Sergül Duygulu |
We must be actors in changing healthcare, not just observers.
Woman taking a picture of herself

Who am I as a nurse and leader?

Tracey H. Coventry |
The author pays homage to nurse leaders she admires and emulates.
Group of people standing outside

We learn from those we follow and from those we lead

Diana-Lyn Baptiste |
Novice nurse leaders need paths to follow, learning from those who have done it before.
Desk and chair with microphone

‘Potomac fever’ fuels nurse leader’s passion for health policy

Sarah O. Watts |
Vows to continue finding ways to lead and inspire change.
Woman on beach

From Down Under, tips for leadership that goes above and beyond

Karen Clark-Burg |
Willingness to learn made this nurse leader’s journey more enjoyable.
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MCHNLA: A game-changer for my career

Alice Nash |
I had doubted my ability but now feel empowered.
Man leaning against a window

Too tired to lead? This nurse leader hears you

Barbara J. Pinekenstein |
Says we must make reducing fatigue both a personal and system priority.
Table and chairs

From bedside to boardroom, there’s always a place for servant-leaders

Holly H. Hall |
They lead with moral authority and empower others.
Group of nurses

What she overheard changed the course of her career

Joanie T. Weigel |
Now she’s a nurse educator and positively influencing nursing’s future.
Connecting continents blog

Sadness and celebration

Roger Watson |
First FAAN inducted from UK-Europe honors recent inductees.