What do we teach our daughters? Nurses, women and prosperity
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Ms. Jennifer Breads, Jhpiego • Ms. Dawn Fitzgerald, Columbia University • Dr. Alicia Georges, Lehman College of the City University of New York • Mr. Aric Shimek, Ann & Robert Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago • Moderator: Dr. Leslie Mancuso, Jhpiego
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Nurses, 90% of whom are women, and women in general, comprise the foundation of healthcare within many communities. They provide care and sustain communities through challenging and prosperous times. Their daughters often follow in their footsteps with knowledge learned from their mothers. Yet access to resources and information about resource management, crucial to economic empowerment/prosperity for women is frequently not provided or taught, generation to generation. To mobilize transformative leadership within communities based on gender equity we must ensure that women have access to resources, as well as the knowledge and tools critical to their effective management. Sigma is partnering with Jhpiego to present this session.
Audience: All Nurses
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Keywords | Nurses; Nursing Profession; Mentorship; Career Success; Nursing Profession Challenges |
Publisher | Sigma Theta Tau International; Jhpiego |
Date | 2020-06-02 |
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