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Celebrating 22 Sigma members and their research

Nursing Centered Editorial Staff |
Sigma inducted 22 renowned nurse researchers into the International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame during the 34th International Nursing Research Congress.

The power of authenticity as a nurse leader at work

Benjamin Joel Breboneria |
Being authentic fosters strong relationships and a positive work environment, ultimately leading to personal growth and professional success.

Collaborating and learning in advanced practice nursing

Kunta Gautam |
I had the opportunity to precept a clinical nurse specialist student, and here is what I learned.

In the wake of disaster

Kelsey Renning |
Reflecting on my experience in Malawi during Cyclone Freddy is a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of healthcare inequality and the intersection of climate change.

What role should artificial intelligence play in nursing?

Ann Wieben |
The conversation is no longer "when the technology exists." Now, we must focus on using our collective voice for the implementation of machine learning clinical decision support systems.

Congress 2023: Research insights from presenters

Nursing Centered Editorial Staff |
Four congress presenters share why their research is important to nursing and why they are passionate about their topics.

Advocating for new graduate nurses

Kholofelo Matlhaba |
It is important to be an advocate for collaboration between nursing education institutions and healthcare facilities to enhance the clinical competence of new nurses.

You know what you are capable of

Amalia Misir |
Through perseverance and taking risks, I have overcome many obstacles to accomplish my goals in healthcare leadership.

The nurse policy entrepreneur as a full partner in healthcare reform

Michael J. Polacek |
The healthcare system lacks the perspective of nurses, who are uniquely qualified to help shape and implement policy. We created a series of monthly cafés to identify what nurse policy entrepreneurship might look like.

An extra dose of gratitude

Kenneth Dion |
This Nurses Week, I am grateful for YOU, Sigma nurses.

Rediscovering joy through self-care

Tim Cunningham |
Through the valuable stories of Florence, Mike, and Isatu, I’ve fallen in love with nursing and healing all over again.

Sigma charters first chapter in Sierra Leone

Elizabeth Lemor |
Welcome to the Sigma family, Alpha Beta Upsilon at-Large Chapter!

Transitioning the “care” of a chapter

Esther Emard |
Our chapter explored the Joint Commission’s model for safe patient care transition and adapted concepts of this research to help transition the “care” of our chapter from one leadership group to another.

Stay true to your values

Aimée Giselle Horcasitas-Tovar |
How do you maintain your integrity in our demanding profession? I’ve found it’s going to be a work in progress throughout my nursing career, but I have some advice for you to keep in mind for yours.

Volunteering has made me a better person and a stronger leader

Anna Dermenchyan |
Through it all, Sigma has been a strong presence in my life. Since my induction as a nurse leader into Gamma Tau at-Large Chapter, there have been numerous opportunities to grow in scholarship, leadership, and service.

Preparing for the Next Generation NCLEX

Renee Carter |
As an NCLEX tutor, here are my three insights to help you gain confidence and pass the new exam.

Advanced Practice Nursing in Chile: Alliances that impact and drive change

Francisca Marquez-Doren |
By training competent and qualified professionals, the opportunity arose to contribute to society's and the country's health welfare.

Caring about dying people—what does this mean for nurses?

Donna Wilson |
I have consistently seen exceptional acts of care and compassion by nurses. This is especially true when someone is dying, with or without Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD). Since 2016, nurses in Canada have had to accept MAiD as an end-of-life option.

Champions of digital health, literacy, and transformation

Mercy Mumba |
This year’s focus of Sigma’s engagement at The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women was on how nurses are uniquely positioned to contribute to digital health literacy and digital transformations in healthcare.

The Nurse Antigone project and me

Olivia Williams-Coombs |
My Nurse Antigone experience was enriching—it was thought provoking, enlightening, and exciting. I’m grateful for the opportunity to participate in this production and would certainly do it again.