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Continuing Nursing Education
The Geriatric Nursing Leadership Academy, developed with a generous grant from The John A. Hartford Foundation in partnership with the Hartford's Centers of Geriatric Nursing Excellence, presents:
Please Note: FREE Courses are temporarily unavailable.
- That's Amore! — Reducing Agitation in an Italian-American Elder With Dementia Through Individualized Music
- HIV in Aging — HIV/AIDS Issues in the Aging Population
Publications
STTIconnect, STTI's member newsletter, provides updates from the president and other announcements.
The Journal of Nursing Scholarship, the official journal of STTI, and one of the most widely read and respected health care journals, opens the first quarter issues every year to give you a free glimpse.
CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, a journal provided on the behalf of Wiley-Blackwell and the American Cancer Society, provides the evidence needed to promote healing and keep patients healthy. |
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Through informative articles, biographic profiles and personal narratives, Reflections on Nursing Leadership communicates the important contributions nurses make toward improving world health. Access various articles each month for free through Student Central!
Articles for May:
- Tablet computers: A tool to identify domestic violence? Prenatal home visits address needs of vulnerable women. Read more.
- An 80% BSN workforce by 2020?
What is the IOM report The Future of Nursing REALLY telling us? Read more.
Check back each month for additional opportunities to read articles from Reflections on Nursing Leadership.
Volunteering your time and talents to those in need can be a rewarding experience. Knowing that your efforts could improve the life of one person – or even the lives of a family or an entire community – can inspire you to reach out beyond your comfort zone.
But how do you get started? This book serves as an excellent resource for finding a volunteer organization and selecting a program that is a good fit with your personal goals.
Read sample pages from this book.
From the Journal of Nursing Scholarship: Novice Nurse Productivity Following Workplace Bullying. Read more.