Nurses: Courageous, Committed, and Fed Up

Women, we need to be courageous.

12 Women, we need to be courageous Illuminée munyabugingo My name is Illuminée Munyabugingo. The 1994 genocide against Tutsis happened when I was thirty-four years old. I was born in Kigali in a camp for internally displaced persons. My family had moved there from Eastern Province because of the 1959 massacres of Tutsis. We were a family with sixteen children. During the 1959 massacres, the hou...

Hypocritical Flip-Flop, or Courageous Evolution?

How do audiences react to leaders who change their opinion after taking moral stances? We propose that people believe moral stances are stronger commitments, compared with pragmatic stances; we therefore explore whether and when audiences believe those commitments can be broken. We find that audiences believe moral commitments should not be broken, and thus that they deride as hypocritical lead...

Nurses speak up on new ORs design.

Healthcare transformation and the need for courageous leadership.

School nurses and athletic trainers team up on concussion management.