Taking Action: Top 10 Priorities for Nurses to Protect Health in a Changing Climate - Softcover

Hassmiller, Susan; Huffling, Katie

 
9781646481095: Taking Action: Top 10 Priorities for Nurses to Protect Health in a Changing Climate

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Taking Action: Top Ten Priorities for Nurses to Protect Health in a Changing Climate offers nurses a clear, evidence-based roadmap for responding to one of the most significant public health challenges of our time. Written as a practical and nonpolitical guide, the book translates the latest science into actionable strategies, helping nurses understand and address the ways climate-driven events intersect with the social determinants of health. Authors Sue B. Hassmiller and Katie Huffling-together with distinguished experts across nursing and environmental health-provide concrete recommendations for strengthening climate resilience, implementing effective clinical and community interventions, advancing sustainability within healthcare systems, and advocating for policies that protect population health. At a moment when the impacts of climate change are increasingly visible in clinical practice and community outcomes, nurses' leadership is essential. This book empowers nursing professionals to use their trusted voice and expertise to help safeguard the health of individuals, families, and communities today, while contributing to a healthier, more stable future for generations to come.

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Susan Hassmiller, RN, PhD, FAAN, is Founder and Principal of Sulu Coaching and Consulting with a coaching practice focused on nurses. She is a Professor of Nursing at Florida State University and adjunct faculty at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. with a practice focused on galvanizing the skills and expertise of health care leaders. She has devoted her career to strengthening the nursing profession, improving population health, and advancing health equity. During her 25 years at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), she shaped and led the Foundation's nursing strategies in an effort to create a high quality of care in the United States for people, families, and communities.

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