Changing how the world thinks about nursing
Calling nurse experts--
We are need of nurses to talk to a member of the media
A journalist for a popular magazine is writing an article about tips that nurses know that can keep you healthy. She is looking for non-maternal, non-pediatric advice that would pertain to people 40-65 years old. There have been a couple of these media pieces before and they are somewhat problematic. We would like you, our nurse experts, to talk to this journalist, but because of the nature of these types of pieces we would like to ask you to please first read our two analyses on the previous pieces to help you frame what you would like to offer to the journalist. Here is our piece from the Reader's Digest. And here is our analysis from the Dr. Oz show. If you would like to talk with the journalist, please email me at ssummers@truthaboutnursing.org and I will put you in touch with her. We don't get journalists who reach out to us very often, so we are happy about this opportunity. Thank you very much for serving as one of our nurse experts!
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