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10 Strategic Steps to Eradicating Racism in Nursing Education

Daily Nurse

A Lack of Diversity Among Decision-Makers: Key decision-makers in nursing education, including faculty, school leadership, and academic officials, often do not adequately reflect the populations they serve. Raising awareness of racism might positively influence the lives of faculty and students of color by promoting career mobility.

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Back for Seconds: NYC Nurse and American Sentinel MSN Alumna Returns for Doctorate Degree

Post University

Jackie graduated from what is now American Sentinel College of Nursing and Health Sciences at Post University in 2013 with a Master of Science in Nursing Nursing Management and Organizational Leadership. Soon, she was enrolled in the Doctor of Nursing Practice Executive Leadership program (DNP).

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Nurse Faculty Member Earns DNP and Promotion to Assistant Director

Post University

Discovering Post University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice – Educational Leadership Specialization Kennetta’s research on education-focused doctorate programs led her to Post University’s American Sentinel College of Nursing and Health Sciences. She enrolled in April 2020 in the DNP – Educational Leadership Specialization.

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Nursing Leadership: What Is It and Why Is It Important?

Relias

Nursing leadership is one of the most important ways to motivate and inspire nurses to practice at the top of their licensure. The American Nurses Association describes a nurse leader as one who inspires and influences others to achieve their maximum potential using leadership skills and critical thinking. But the goal is clear.

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Why Choose an RN to BSN Program for Your Nursing Career?

Post University

Keep in mind that higher-level bachelor’s courses delve more into the theoretical aspects of modern nursing while also touching on leadership opportunities. The evolution of nursing education became especially evident by 2010 when the Institute of Medicine (IOM) released a report revealing a clear intention to promote BSN training.

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WHO estimates global nurse shortage at 5.8 million

Nursing Review

The World HealthOrganizations (WHO)2025 State of the Worlds Nursing (SoWN) report uses data collected from 194 countries to paint a detailed picture of the nursing experience across borders, reporting on education, employment, migration, regulation, working conditions, leadership and more. million in 2020 with a projection to decline to 4.1

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Leading Powerfully to Effect Positive Change: The Transformational Power of Nurses in Challenging Times

American Nurse

In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare environment, marked by global crises, health disparities, and increasing complexity, the need for compassionate, culturally competent, and collaborative leadership is more pressing than ever. Delivering patient-centered care in the midst of a cultural conflict: The role of cultural competence.