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      • Global Impact

      Design thinking: developing a vaccination plan

      By Lisa M. Koonin, and , and | 3/2/2021
      Our report, The Public’s Role in COVID-19 Vaccination, centers on the human factor in this unprecedented, global effort—with a focus on culturally-relevant information and equitable access.
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      • Research

      Building a healthier workplace

      By Nursing Centered editorial staff, and , and | 2/26/2021
      From interprofessional teamwork to navigating COVID-19, our CHWE presenters are researching innovative ways to make a difference in healthy work environments.
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      • Inspirational

      At the intersection of family and career

      By Jennifer Hanlon Wilde, and , and | 2/17/2021
      Volunteering with an adoptee culture camp taught me a great deal about being a nurse—and a parent.
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      • Leadership

      Finding joy while fighting against racism and for justice

      By Staja Booker, and , and | 2/4/2021
      I decided to be part of the solution and set seven goals to enable and spread joy in my life despite the racial tension, division, conflict, and civil unrest around me.
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      • Global Impact

      The challenge in our beauty

      By Mariyam Huda, and , and | 1/29/2021
      Crystal blue waters as far as the eye can see—and that’s the problem. All our people deserve access to equitable healthcare, but the road to telemedicine in the Maldives has been lined with roadblock after roadblock.
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      • Global Impact

      Furthering the global agenda

      By Dania Itani Mousa, and , and | 1/19/2021
      You can make vital contributions toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals as an individual or as a chapter—here’s how.
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      • Research

      Gaslighting, betrayal, and a culture of fear

      By Cynthia Clark, and , and | 1/12/2021
      Are we moving the civility needle in nursing education?
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      • Global Impact

      Relationships and trust: the glue to hold global health together

      By Brittney van de Water, and , and | 1/7/2021
      In the short-term ‘voluntourism’ opportunities I had participated in, I was gaining and learning more from my experience than I was actually giving.
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      • Inspirational

      The most difficult year

      By Richard Ricciardi, and , and | 12/23/2020
      My Call to Action—Infuse Joy—may seem out of place for 2020, but in many ways, this year has underscored and reinforced the need for the three essential elements of that call: Awareness, Balance and Purpose, and Co-creation.
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      • Career

      Legacy: The gift that keeps giving

      By Anna Dermenchyan, and , and | 12/17/2020
      Building a legacy might be a lifetime endeavor, but the real value we add to the people around us is during the journey.
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      • Inspirational

      “Why don’t you just quit?”

      By Marissa H. Rafael, and , and | 12/10/2020
      I decided to do what the nursing process tells me to do: assess the situation and make a plan. I educate myself, and I tread lightly.
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      • Technology

      Keep it simple

      By Denelle Hebert , and DaiWai M. Olson, and | 12/7/2020
      Technology doesn’t always provide the upper hand. We set out to prove that.
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      • Inspirational

      The other side of the desk

      By Keri Jarvis, and , and | 12/3/2020
      I experienced a horrific tragedy six weeks before I started nursing school.
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      • Global Impact

      Checking colonialism at the border

      By Kate York, and , and | 11/19/2020
      This year’s travel restrictions gave me time to consider what we do and what we stand for with our cultural immersion programs.
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      • Chapters

      Sigma charters first chapters in Saudi Arabia

      By Yasmin Nadeem Parpio , and , and | 11/12/2020
      Middle East Regional Coordinator Yasmin Nadeem Parpio shares her hopes for Alpha Alpha Theta and Alpha Alpha Eta chapters.
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      • Career

      Fear and worry: the dis-eases of aging

      By Dee Welk, and , and | 11/4/2020
      Perhaps Sigma’s value, “courage,” takes on a new meaning as one grows older.
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      • Career

      Threads of violence

      By Patricia A. Normandin, and , and | 10/28/2020
      A cold winter night in the emergency department changed my life—and my research. Now I'm dedicated to teaching others about my “See, Pull, Cut the Threads of Violence” approach.
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      • Global Impact

      How do we fix this?

      By Neil MacNaughton, and , and | 10/23/2020
      I look back and see how much our group has been able to improve the lives of Marshallese living in the Dubuque area, but then I look forward and see the mountains we’ve yet to cross.
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      • Leadership

      Visions of joy

      By Carole Liske, and Heidi Johnson-Anderson, and Naomi Tutticci | 10/14/2020
      Decreasing burnout sounds impossible. But we’re starting with us and our workplace—learning joy, living it, and ultimately, being better at teaching it.
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      • Inspirational

      From the CEO: Love, honor, and courage—the strong foundation from our beginnings

      By Elizabeth A. Madigan, and , and | 10/5/2020
      While much of our attention is rightfully focused on the coronavirus crisis and ensuing impact, I believe love, courage, and honor have even more meaning.
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      • Inspirational

      Why didn’t he want a chance to live?

      By Erika Gotway, and , and | 9/30/2020
      With a failing heart, my patient had a tough choice to make. And I, as a nursing student, was suddenly faced with the reality of my first patient death.
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