Empowering Nurses Across the Globe- ENAG

08/09/2026

“Leadership isn’t about being seen at the top. It’s about helping others rise with you.”

Lead with purpose. Lift with courage. Leave people stronger than you found them.

05/09/2026

🏆 ENAG GLOBAL NURSING LEADERSHIP & EDUCATION EXCELLENCE AWARD 2026

Empowering Nurses Across the Globe (ENAG) is proud to honour:

Dr. Deema Mahasneh
Head of the Nursing Department and Associate Professor of Nursing
College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Ajman University, United Arab Emirates

Dr. Mahasneh exemplifies the transformative power of nursing leadership, education, research, and service.

From her early clinical work, nationally and internationally, in intensive and acute care to her influential roles as a nursing academic, researcher, Vice Dean, and Head of Department at Mutah University, Jordan, she has remained committed to preparing future nurses and advancing the quality of nursing education.

Her distinguished contributions include:

🌍 Academic and leadership experience across Jordan, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates

🎓 A PhD and MSc in Nursing from the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, including an international scholarship for her PhD

🏆 Recipient of the Princess Muna Al Hussein Award for Excellence in Nursing Education

🔬 Leadership in accreditation, quality assurance, simulation, research, and curriculum development

🌐 Involvement in international research projects and collaborations, contributing to the advancement of nursing education and research

📚 Published extensively in Scopus-indexed journals, with research contributions spanning nursing education, healthcare, and clinical practice

💡 Securing significant funding to advance high-fidelity simulation research

❤️ Research addressing nursing education, patient care, breast cancer recovery, pain management, critical care, hospital preceptorship, nursing simulation, clinical placement, compassion, family involvement in care, and interprofessional education among multidisciplinary students

Dr. Mahasneh’s journey reminds us that true leadership is not defined only by position; it is demonstrated through the people we empower, the knowledge we create, and the lasting improvements we bring to education and healthcare.

Her work continues to inspire nurses, educators, researchers, and emerging leaders across borders.

Congratulations, Dr. Deema Mahasneh, on receiving the ENAG Global Nursing Leadership & Education Excellence Award 2026.

May this recognition celebrate not only what you have accomplished, but also the many lives, students, and communities that will continue to benefit from your leadership.

Empower. Uplift. Recognise.

02/09/2026

Nurses may not always be seen at the moments that matter most but they are often the reason those moments become possible.

Every shift. Every sacrifice. Every act of courage.

You are not just part of healthcare.
You are part of someone’s hope.”

Empower • Uplift • Recognise

31/08/2026

“The greatest legacy of a nurse is not only the lives they save, but the courage they awaken in others.”

28/08/2026

🌍 A milestone worth celebrating but more importantly, a reminder of why continued learning matters in nursing.

I’m deeply grateful to receive this Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of my contribution and service as a Reviewer for the 8th International Conference on Nursing and Healthcare, Tokyo, Japan.

For me, this recognition represents something bigger than one certificate.

It represents the value of lifelong learning, professional contribution, and nurses supporting the advancement of our profession beyond the bedside.

Nursing continues to evolve.
Healthcare continues to change.
And as nurses, educators, researchers, and leaders, we have a responsibility to keep learning and to help others grow with us.

Every opportunity to review research, exchange ideas, mentor colleagues, contribute to education, or participate in professional discussions strengthens our collective voice.

And none of these milestones happen alone.

💙 Thank you to everyone who continues to support, believe in, and champion continued education, lifelong learning, and nursing leadership.

Through Empowering Nurses Across the Globe (ENAG), I hope we can continue creating a community where nurses from different countries, backgrounds, roles, and career stages feel encouraged to learn, contribute, lead, and be recognised.

Your current title does not define the extent of your impact.

Sometimes leadership begins simply by choosing to learn more, contribute more, and lift someone else along the way.

🌎 Together, we elevate the nursing profession across the globe.

What is one professional milestone or learning experience that changed the way you see nursing or leadership?

I’d love to hear your story below. 👇

27/08/2026

Grateful. Focused. Committed. 🌍💙

I’m humbled to see my LinkedIn Social Selling Index place me in the Top 2% of my industry and Top 4% of my network.

But for me, this is more than a number.

It represents conversations started, knowledge shared, relationships built, people encouraged, and a growing commitment to use this platform for something meaningful.

Influence is not simply about being seen.
It is about using visibility to create value for others.

And if my voice continues to grow, I want that voice to keep recognising the people who inspire me every single day — nurses.

To the hardworking nurses across the globe:

To those working through long shifts.
To those caring for patients when no one is watching.
To those leading without titles.
To those teaching the next generation.
To those advocating for safer care.
To those researching, innovating, mentoring and speaking up.
To those who continue showing compassion even on the most difficult days…

Thank you.

You are the reason conversations about nursing leadership, empowerment and recognition matter.

I am deeply grateful to everyone who has connected with me, supported my work, challenged my thinking, shared my posts and contributed to the conversations we are building together.

This milestone belongs to the community as much as it belongs to me.

Through ENAG – Empowering Nurses Across the Globe, my commitment remains simple:

Empower. Uplift. Recognise.

There is still so much work ahead, and there are still so many nursing voices that deserve to be heard.

So we keep going.

More value.
More meaningful connections.
More opportunities for nurses to be recognised.
More impact.

This is not just my journey. It’s ours.

Onward and upward. 🌍

The best is yet to come.

26/08/2026

🌍 GLOBAL NURSING LEADERSHIP QUESTION

Leadership in nursing is not defined by a title.

It is seen in the nurse who speaks up for a patient.
The colleague who supports a struggling teammate.
The educator who builds confidence.
The leader who listens before giving direction.
And the nurse who chooses compassion, even on the hardest shift.

Across countries, cultures and healthcare systems, great nursing leadership can look different but some qualities are universal.

So I want to ask nurses across the globe:

If you could choose ONE quality that every nurse leader should have, what would it be?

Compassion? Courage? Integrity? Resilience? Humility? Empathy? Vision?

👇 Write ONE WORD in the comments — and tell us why it matters to you.

Let’s see what nurses from different parts of the world believe truly defines exceptional leadership.

Your answer may be the message another nurse needs to hear today. 💙

Tag a nurse whose leadership has inspired you.

Together, we can redefine leadership in nursing not by position, but by the difference we make in the lives of others.

Empower. Uplift. Recognise. 🌍

25/08/2026

There is something incredibly powerful about seeing a nurse support the work of another nurse not for recognition, but because they believe in the purpose behind it. 🌍💙

Today, I want to sincerely thank everyone who has supported my books and, more importantly, the vision that inspired them through ENAG —Empowering Nurses Across the Globe.

This photo was shared by a fellow nurse from Queenstown, New Zealand 🇳🇿, holding The Empowered Nurse Exam Guide and ENAG: The Global Movement Born From One Nurse’s Vision.

For me, this is more than a photograph.

It represents what nursing can become when we choose to support one another, celebrate one another, and lift one another across borders.

Nurses spend so much of their lives caring for others. We stand beside people during their most vulnerable moments. We advocate when voices are unheard. We lead in emergencies, educate the next generation, comfort families, challenge systems, and quietly make a difference every single day.

And yet, sometimes nurses themselves need someone to say:

Your work matters.
Your voice matters.
Your leadership matters.
Your story deserves to be heard.

That is the heart behind ENAG.

These books were never created simply to sit on a shelf. They were created with the hope of helping nurses grow in confidence, succeed professionally, think critically, lead courageously, and recognise the extraordinary potential within our profession.

From Australia to New Zealand and now to nurses in different parts of the world every message, every share, every purchase and every word of encouragement reminds me that a simple idea can travel much further when a community chooses to believe in it.

To the nurse in Queenstown who supported these books: thank you. 🇳🇿💙

And to every nurse, healthcare professional, educator, student, colleague, friend and supporter who continues to stand behind this journey:

You are part of this story.

May we continue building a global nursing community where success is not something we keep to ourselves but something we use to open doors for others.

One nurse can inspire another.

One voice can encourage thousands.

And when nurses around the world begin lifting one another, a profession becomes a movement. 🌍

Thank you for believing in the books.
Thank you for believing in ENAG.
Most importantly, thank you for believing in nurses.

Empower. Uplift. Recognise.

24/08/2026

Thanks for being a top engager and making it onto my weekly engagement list! 🎉

Thank you 🙏 for supporting our global community

Jesse Abella, Mumaredh Brahim, DrBrenda Merriweather, Crestina D Dilla, Fatima Olalere, Josephine Fortu, Eduard Mariano Dela Cruz

22/08/2026

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The Society of Participatory Medicine hosts regular conferences throughout the year to help empower patients & healthcare professionals. March 20, 2025.