Overview

Nursing Now aims to improve health globally by raising the profile and status of nurses worldwide – influencing policymakers and supporting nurses themselves to lead, learn and build a global movement.

The changing needs of the twenty-first century means nurses have an even greater role to play in the future. New and innovative types of services are needed – more community and home-based, more holistic and people-centered, with increased focus on prevention and making better use of technology. These are all areas where nurses can play a leading role. However, maximizing the contribution of nurses will require that they are properly deployed, valued and included in policy and decision-making.

Nursing Now works with partners, such as Montclair State University, to advocate for more nurses in leadership positions – to help them achieve the influence they deserve. This partnership will also help nurses access better education and training, while supporting them to share research and evidence of effective practice.

By adopting the principles of Nursing Now, we will encourage health leaders to invest in nursing and introduce new models of care that maximize nurses’ contributions to achieving Universal Health Coverage, which would guarantee everyone the right to quality health care without financial hardship.

School of Nursing students participating in the Stop the Bleed program.

Think Globally, Act Locally

Montclair State University School of Nursing educates undergraduate and graduate students to engage in full scope practice to develop, implement, and evaluate compassionate, coordinated health care services through innovative collaboration with diverse communities.

Students and faculty reflect the global community they serve to facilitate and lead innovative collaborations by transforming health care delivery for diverse populations across the continuum of care.

Nurses in scrubs holding signs that spell out 'Strong Than the Virus'.

Honoring our Nurses

National Nurses Week is celebrated annually from May 6 through May 12. These permanent dates, which fall on the birthday of Florence Nightingale, enhance the recognition and position of National Nurses Week.

In celebration of National Nurses Week, we recognize and honor the hard work and dedication of Montclair State University’s nurses. Our students have made a difference in the profession and continue to inspire us.

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