Top 10 Issues Facing Nursing

Issue No. XXXII

November 8th, 2011

One Take on the Top 10 Issues Facing Nursing
October 31, 2011
excerpts from article by Shawn Kennedy, MA, RN, AJN editor-in-chief

At the most recent Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) biennial meeting in Gaylord Texas, there was a seminar and discussion of the top 10 issues facing nursing, led by STTI's publications director Renee Wilmeth. The issues were compiled from responses provided by 30 nursing leaders, and were presented in question form:

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One Take on the Top 10 Issues Facing Nursing

Featured Video - Cultural Diversity in Healthcare

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What CEOs Think About Diversity

Assumptions hurt Hispanic workforce

With diversity, everyone is relevant

Federal projections for job openings through 2016. Registered Nurses lead the way.

HHS finalizes standards on health disparities

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