Nursing Now Mexico young nurse leader wins the Priest Jorge Antonio Laviada Molina award...
Last month, George Williams Chale Pool was given the prestigious Priest Jorge Antonio Laviada Molina award. This award is given to change agents who...
“Change exposes us to learning opportunities and encourages mindful reflection on our own practice”
This blog was written by Alana Divito, Midwife at Causeway Maternity Unit, Northern Ireland. Hello my name is Alana Divito. I am a midwife working...
“The Nightingale Challenge Programme has impacted me dramatically”
This blog was written by Brínín Anderson. Brínín is a Staff Nurse in an acute surgical ward at Antrim Area Hospital. She is one...
Nursing: An equal opportunity profession?
This blog was written by Professor David Thompson, Professor of Nursing at Queen’s University, Belfast, Dr Barry Quinn, Senior Lecturer in Nursing at Queen’s...
“As a nurse you shouldn’t be afraid to change what you specialise in and...
This article was originally posted on the Wintec website. You can access it here. When Kim Carter graduated from Wintec in 1989, prospects for nurses...
“Our brain makes us who we are”
My name is Sara Costa and I have worked as a Deputy Sister and a Clinical Practice Educator in a Neuro Intensive Care Unit...
Improving health equity for Maori communities
This blog originally appeared on the Wintec website. You can access it here. Studying together at Wintec, Sarina Wawatai and her nursing mates dreamt that...
My experience working on the frontline combating COVID-19
This blog was written by Meshack Otewa, a registered nurse and educator working in Kenya. Meshack is also the author of the MeshRN blog...
Lived lessons in career progression
This blog was written by Charlotte Pearce, Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing at the University of Cumbria. Here she shares the lessons she has...
Changing the world with your care
This blog was written by Professor Lisa Bayliss-Pratt, Programme Lead for the Nightingale Challenge in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic. It is fair to...
COVID-19: Nurses on the frontline
This blog was written by Charlotte Jakab-Hall, Chief Nurse Junior Fellow & Safe Care Sister, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, England UK. Let me start...
Fighting the coronavirus in Kerala: A nurse’s experience of caring for a coronavirus patient
Sneha Baby is a Registered Nurse, working at the Government T. D. Medical College Hospital, Alappuzha, Kerala. In this blog, she talks about her...
“All countries must now be prepared for the pandemic – and nurses must be...
This blog was written by Dr. Barbara Stilwell, Executive Director of the Nursing Now campaign. The Nursing Now team is currently in Nassau, The Bahamas,...
Promoting diversity in nursing, increasing visibility of our profession
This blog was written by David Ferran, registered nurse and Co-Chair of Valuing Diversity in Nursing Northern Ireland. My name is David Ferran and I...
Esther Bosede Ilesanmi
The role of young nurses in making Universal Health Coverage a reality
This blog was written by Esther Bosede Ilesanmi (RN, RM, RPHN, BNSC). Esther...
Learning is moving from the known to the unknown
In this blog, Henry Murage Wambui, student representative of the Clinical Nursing Society, Kenya, talks about his experience of the “Mentor a Nurse” initiative. Why...
The importance of creating a mentoring culture within the nursing & midwifery professions
Elizabeth Wanjiku Ndung’u, Faculty Member and Distance Learning Coordinator at Mount Kenya University School of Nursing discusses the importance of mentoring in nursing and...
Ensuring access to health for the most hard to reach communities in Ghana
Edmund is a trained Registered Community Nurse in Ghana. Here he describes his experience working to provide access to health for the most hard...
“It is essential for nurses and midwives to voice their concerns…”
...to offer solutions, to be represented and to be seen,” Frances Wood, Director of Studies, Diploma in Tropical Nursing, LSTM.
For the last six years...
“I saw ways we could improve and was not afraid to try new things,...
Roisin Fitzsimmons is the Co-Head of the Nightingale Academy at Guy's & St Thomas' and a Consultant Nurse. Here, she talks about her experiences...
“I realised at a young age that simple conversations, listening and reassuring people…”
"...could provide real comfort and have a positive effect on patients."
In this blog, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Iain discusses his experiences in nursing, shares his...
Learning from mistakes and embracing diverse perspectives
In this blog, Tope Forsyth discusses her experience as a registered Mental Health Nurse working as a Quality Improvement Manager for suicide prevention. She...
“Compassion and kindness are not only my core values, but they are the driving...
Michelle Cudjoe is the Head of Midwifery and Divisional Chief Nurse for the Women and Children’s Division at East Surrey hospital, Surrey and Sussex...
Laguna launches the Nightingale Challenge thanks to Nursing Now Young Nurse
Romnick is a Chief Assistant Nurse from The Philippines. He is passionate about the role that young nurses can play in the health system,...
Stories of nurse leaders
In tandem with our series of case studies on the Nursing Now 'Young Nurses', we are also sharing the stories of some of our...
My journey to promote nursing leadership in Malawi
My name is Joe, I am 32 years old and I work as a Senior Nursing and Midwifery officer at Phalombe District Hospital in...
The journey to becoming a Nursing Now Young Nurse and beyond
The journey to becoming a Nursing Now Young Nurse and beyond
In May 2019, Nursing Now gave 23 young nurses from around the world the...
