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Nursing: not the problem, but leading solutions.

Marlene Smadu¹, Judith Shamian

¹Canadian Nurses Association's National Expert Commission on Transformation of Health and the Health System.

Healthcarepapers

|October 31, 2012

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Administration
Nursing Studies
Health Policy

Background:

Historical analysis of "Hospital Administration in Canada" reveals nursing was viewed as a problem.
This perception persisted for decades, impacting the nursing profession's image.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze the evolution of nursing's role and perception in Canadian healthcare.
To highlight the shift from nursing as a problem to nursing as a solution.

Main Methods:

Review of historical "Hospital Administration in Canada" issues.
Analysis of the Canadian Nurses Association's 2012 "A Nursing Call to Action" report.

Main Results:

Nursing's role has transformed from a "problem to be solved" to a key solution provider.
Patients are now recognized as central "CEOs of their own healthcare" within inter-professional teams.

Conclusions:

Contemporary healthcare models embrace nursing as a vital resource for health, care, and value.
The nursing profession is positioned as a leader in addressing healthcare system sustainability and patient-centered care.