Promotion Journal of Nursing
Promoting the Nursing Profession Through Shared Governance
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This article takes a historical look at the image of nursing from the days of Nightingale. The nursing profession is strained and incivility is on the rise. Now is the time to go back to the basics and look through the lens of shared governance to promote the profession and preserve its numbers.
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The United States falls behind in healthy outcomes when compared to other countries.
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