Minority Nurse Newsletter

Minority Nurse Newsletter First established as a printed version in 1994, MNN has served as a storehouse of critical information for all minority nursing faculty members.

MNN attempts to cull all professional organization journals/newsletters for information related to call for abstracts, dates/places of professional meetings, research information, achievements of minority nursing faculty members and all information which will assist faculty in meeting tenure requirements. Towards that end, I am asking all minority nursing faculty members to send news of your accom

plishments to me at: [email protected] for inclusion in the online MNN. We would be most appreciative. We also encourage you to submit papers/articles to be considered for publication in the MNN. If you would like to serve on the Editorial Review Committee, please send us your CV and we would be happy to appoint you to this initial Board. We are open to new ideas and urge you to use our Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin connections to let us know how you like our new format and to give us ideas about how we can better serve you. Thank you for joining us in this new venture and we hope you will use it in to foster new ideas to enhance both your teaching career and your service to your clients. Sallie Tucker-Allen, PhD, RN, FAAN
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The Future of Emergency Nursing http://wp.me/p4apHP-D
04/16/2014

The Future of Emergency Nursing http://wp.me/p4apHP-D

Last week I had the incredible opportunity to attend the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA) Convention in Nashville, TN. What an amazing experience! There were over 3000 nursing students ...

04/16/2014

Some conditions that disproportionately affect minorities can also run in families, including diabetes and heart disease

04/16/2014

Welcome, everyone, to the “Let’s Talk Prevention” Twitter Relay. Join the conversation by using .

EPA, HHS leaders make case for action on air pollution, climatehttp://www.publichealthnewswire.org/?p=9982
04/16/2014

EPA, HHS leaders make case for action on air pollution, climate

http://www.publichealthnewswire.org/?p=9982

In a national call with health leaders, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary for Health Howard Koh underscored the need for continued action to protect the public from the dangers of air pollution.

Health literacy is critical to achieving better health. It never hurts to learn more about your care options.http://heal...
04/16/2014

Health literacy is critical to achieving better health. It never hurts to learn more about your care options.

http://health.gov/communication/literacy/Default.asp

HHS recently released an article in Health Affairs , entitled ?New Federal Policy Initiatives to Boost Health Literacy Can Help the Nation Move Beyond the Cycle of Costly ?Crisis Care.??

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