Crisis Journal of Nursing
Navigating Resource Challenges in Nursing Education: Perspectives from a Dean of a Nursing Program
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By investing in nursing faculty, colleges and universities can increase the number of well-trained nurses entering the workforce, thus helping to address this critical shortage. However, it is a common sentiment among nursing faculty at colleges and universities that their counterparts in other disciplines may not fully appreciate the rationale behind the seemingly greater need for resources, including financial compensation, within nursing education. As a Dean of a Nursing Program, I share this frustration and exhaustion stemming from the continual effort required to justify why nursing faculty necessitate higher salaries and greater resource allocation compared to many other departments within the institution. Overall, the multifaceted nature of nursing education more often contributes to a higher workload for nursing faculty compared to their counterparts in other academic disciplines. Nursing education is multifaceted, a fact that many other disciplines do not fully understand.
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Thyroid Storm and the AACN Synergy Model
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Thyroid storm, or thyrotoxic crisis is a rare, but critical hypermetabolic state requiring emergent treatment.
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The Crisis in Iraq
The impending military conflict in Iraq will significantly affect the current capacities of the Iraqi health system. The health system in Iraq has undergone incredible stressors during the past two decades. Health professionals can better connect with their Iraqi colleagues through understanding the specific context of the upcoming crisis. Drawing from several sources, including first hand accounts from six Iraq visits in the last five years and consulting for several NGOs and UN organizations, this article provides a brief introduction to the Iraqi context, highlighting both the strengths and needs of the Iraqi health system.
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