 RESOURCES/LINKS
www.discovernursing.com
This
is Johnson & Johnson’s site to promote and support nursing.
It contains profiles of hundreds of nurses and includes information
about education, scholarships, career development, etc. Click
on “Free Materials” for information about how to get
brochures, posters, videos, and coloring books to help you promote
nursing in your community.
www.nursingadvocacy.org
The Center for Nursing Advocacy is a non-profit organization that
seeks to increase the public's understanding of the central, front-line
role nurses play in modern healthcare. The focus of the center
is to promote more accurate, balanced, and frequent media portrayals
of nurses and increase the media's use of nurses as expert sources.
The center's ultimate goal is to foster growth in the size and
diversity of the nursing profession at a time of critical shortage;
strengthen nursing practice, teaching, and research; and improve
the healthcare system.
www.ana.org/hof
The American Nurses Association Hall of Fame features information
about nurses past and present who have made significant contributions
to healthcare and nursing.
Articles
Just
a Nurse? No Such Thing
Promote
– Don’t
Pummel
– Your
Profession
Talk
About What You Do
Do
Nurses Really Eat Their Young?
Harness
the Power of the Media
Dear
Editor: Writing Letters to the Media
Celebrate
the Diversity of Nursing
How
to Welcome New Grads into the Fold
Pack
More Punch Into Daily Communication
Become
More Assertive, One Step at a Time
End
Workplace Abuse
Seven
Strategies for Managing Conflict
With Office Politics, It’s Smart to be Savvy
Steps
for Successful Networking
More articles are available at www.dcardillo.com/articles
Recommended
Reading
From
Silence to Voice: What Nurses Know and Must Communicate to the
Public
By Bernice Buresh and Suzanne Gordon
Chicken
Soup for the Nurses Soul: 101 Stories to Celebrate,
Honor and Inspire the Nursing Profession
By Jack Canfield, Mark Victor Hansen, Nancy Mitchell Autio,
RN and LeAnn Thieman, LPN
Becoming
Influential: A Guide for Nurses
By Eleanor J. Sullivan, RN
Your
First Year as a Nurse: Making the Transition From Total Novice
to Successful Professional
By Donna Cardillo, RN
DVD
A
Nurse I Am
Produced by Cherokee Uniforms
www.anurseiam.com
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