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Communication Tool Kit series for the New Mexico Nurses Association, Nurses for Climate and Health

In previous writings, it has been discussed how human influences are accelerating changes to our climate, causing it to break down (vs. “normal changes”), and has become one of the most pressing public health challenges of our time, and these…

Did You Know?

Signed into federal law in 1982, the genesis of National Nurses Day began here in New Mexico. Yes, that is right, it was NM nurses’ voices!

Incorporating Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Training in Baccalaureate Nursing Curriculum

Abstract In baccalaureate nursing education, comprehensive health assessments are fundamental in the care of patients, families, and communities. Comprehensive health assessments lead to further examination of the social determinants of health for the client as related to the overall outcomes…

New Mexico Native American Indian Nurses Association (NMNAINA): Accomplishments in 2023

NMNAINA’s Mission statement is to support, honor, respect, and preserve indigenous cultural beliefs and traditional practices in harmony with nature and the four directions. As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, we attain this through supporting professional nurses and student nurses through…

New Mexico Nurses Who Inspire Nurses

What makes a nurse, or a nurse’s career path inspirational? Their paths can differ widely as we find nurse roles almost everywhere today. There are also some commonalities across individual nurses that nurses find to be inspiring. We have chosen…

Nurses make the difference for themselves and the profession

All in our nursing profession can be very proud that nursing has been the most trusted profession for the past 22 years (Bren-nan & Jones, 2024). Trust as defined by Oxford is “a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability…

Nurses make the difference: Perspective from a Nurse as a Patient

I never would have thought it would be like this. I cannot believe this. These were some of the thoughts that raced through my pounding head at one in the morning.

Rachael’s reflections

In the sweeping landscapes of New Mexico, where the desert meets the sky in a symphony of colors, there lies a community of healers whose dedication and compassion illuminate the paths of those they serve. These healers, our nurses, stand…

The Need for More New Mexico Nurses

The shortage of healthcare professionals, particularly nurses, in New Mexico is a pressing issue that demands urgent attention. The scarcity has reached critical levels, as highlighted in the New Mexico Health Care Workforce Committee Report, 2023 which revealed shortages totaling…

News Journal Archives

Communication Tool Kit series for the New Mexico Nurses Association, Nurses for Climate and Health

Did You Know?

New Mexico Native American Indian Nurses Association (NMNAINA): Accomplishments in 2023

New Mexico Nurses Who Inspire Nurses

Nurses make the difference for themselves and the profession

Nurses make the difference: Perspective from a Nurse as a Patient

Rachael’s reflections

The Need for More New Mexico Nurses

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Communication Tool Kit series for the New Mexico Nurses Association, Nurses for Climate and Health

Did You Know?

New Mexico Native American Indian Nurses Association (NMNAINA): Accomplishments in 2023

New Mexico Nurses Who Inspire Nurses

Nurses make the difference for themselves and the profession

Nurses make the difference: Perspective from a Nurse as a Patient

Rachael’s reflections

The Need for More New Mexico Nurses