... it's a public health crisis. If we don't start listening to nurses about the staffing crisis, the health care system will never be the same. Learn how ANA is supporting our nation's nurses.
Cynthia Samuel, PhD, RN, CSN-NJ, Guest Author
The Commissioners' Corner spotlights the unique experiences of the National Commission to Address Racism in Nursing members. In this issue, Dr. Cynthia Samuel shares her perspective on health equity and the future state of nursing.
Whether you are a current APRN, student, faculty, or leader, we have resources and tools for every stage of your career.
Dedicated nurses deserve the best practice environments, and to be supported to live the healthiest lives. ANA is committed to safeguarding nurse wellbeing, for improved patient outcomes – and happier nurses.
We’re supporting nurses to practice to the highest standards, built on ANA Professional Standards including the Code of Ethics.
A positive, safe working environment with adequate staffing levels is vital for nurses to provide the highest quality care.
Nursing knowledge is vital to inform successful health care policy and react to the changing needs of the health care system.
Through advocacy, we can all make a difference to the future of nursing. Nurses advocate for their patients every day, but there are many opportunities for nurses to have their voice heard at the highest levels of policymaking.
We can innovate and lead the way with forward-thinking policy and practice by utilizing the experience and expertise of nurses.
Whether you’re just starting out or you’re an experienced nurse, find out more about nursing, and search for new roles.
Healthy Nurse, Healthy NationTM is inspiring nurses to use their skills as advocates, educators, and role models to improve the health of the nation. If 4 million registered nurses increased their wellness, and supported their families, co-workers, and communities to do the same; imagine what a healthier nation we would live in.
Through our united voice on policy issues, we support nurses to practice to their full potential – and improve health care for all.
