Last month, a nurse named Dawn Wooten blew the whistle on a series of alleged human rights violations and medical malpractice at an ICE detention facility in Georgia. Among the allegations were a tota
Last month, a nurse named Dawn Wooten blew the whistle on a series of alleged human rights violations and medical malpractice at an ICE detention facility in Georgia. Among the allegations were a tota
Empowering Nurses to Change Public Policy At the Core of Care Erin Blair, a home visiting nurse with the Philadelphia Nurse-Family Partnership, joined the At the Core of Care podcast to speak about h
Examining the Impact of COVID on Community Health Centers At the Core of Care Yesterday, our Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives, Kristine Gonnella, was interviewed on the Pennsylvania Action Co
This month, the National Nurse-Led Care Consortium's nurse home visiting programs, the Philadelphia Nurse-Family Partnership and Mabel Morris Family Home Visit Program, hosted their 5th Annual Commun
Black lives matter. As we witnessed the horrific murder of George Floyd and our nation's righteous outrage and sorrow, it's important to say this now and always without reservation or hesitation. Bla
On March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization declared coronavirus (COVID-19) a global pandemic. As the nation's most trusted profession and the largest sector of the healthcare workforce, nurses
In 2015, NNCC and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (AANP) partnered to create the Nurse Practitioner Support & Alignment Network (NP SAN). The NP SAN was the only nurse-led SAN across t
Guest Author: Tina Wright, Director, Emergency Management, Massachusetts League of Community Health Centers Healthcare is a highly regulated industry on not only the federal and state levels, but als
Seventeen National Nurse-Led Care Consortium staff are presenting at the American Public Health Association's 2019 Annual Meeting. Our staff join the 67 PHMC employees who are presenting at APHA 2019