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Global nursing, Part 2: From contacts to collaborators

Sharon M. Weinstein and Sheila A. Ryan, and , and |
That professional acquaintance may be just the research connection you need.
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Global nursing, Part 1: Listen, learn, act

Sharon M. Weinstein and Ann Marie T. Brooks, and , and |
Intercultural competency and global thinking are essential to international collaboration.
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How my husband’s accident made me advocate for compassionate care

Susan B. Hassmiller, and , and |
We must do better for patients and their families.
Roger Watson
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My final China tour for 2017

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

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

Sergül Duygulu, and , and |
We must be actors in changing healthcare, not just observers.
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Who am I as a nurse and leader?

By Tracey H. Coventry, and , and |
The author pays homage to nurse leaders she admires and emulates.
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We learn from those we follow and from those we lead

Diana-Lyn Baptiste, and , and |
Novice nurse leaders need paths to follow, learning from those who have done it before.
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‘Potomac fever’ fuels nurse leader’s passion for health policy

Sarah O. Watts, and , and |
Vows to continue finding ways to lead and inspire change.
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From Down Under, tips for leadership that goes above and beyond

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

Alice Nash, and , and |
I had doubted my ability but now feel empowered.
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Too tired to lead? This nurse leader hears you

Barbara J. Pinekenstein, and , and |
Says we must make reducing fatigue both a personal and system priority.
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From bedside to boardroom, there’s always a place for servant-leaders

Holly H. Hall, and , and |
They lead with moral authority and empower others.
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What she overheard changed the course of her career

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

Roger Watson, and , and |
First FAAN inducted from UK-Europe honors recent inductees.
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Leadership is not about me

Elaine Foster, and , and |
It’s about how I motivate and help others.
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What leadership means to me as a nurse

By Jaana Seitovirta, and , and |
Leadership is more about coaching people than ordering them around.
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The role I tried to avoid became my passion

Ruthie L. Robinson, and , and |
Some of my peers thought I had gone to the “dark side.”
STTI chapter amends charter to include practice setting
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STTI chapter amends charter to include practice setting

Amy Wall, and , and |
First-of-its-kind model made possible by 2015 change in bylaws.
What does leadership mean to you?
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What does leadership mean to you?

Janice M. Jones, and , and |
Adopt best practices you see to become the leader you want to be.
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