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    • Nursing
    • Healthcare Policy
    • Professional Advocacy

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    • The UK nursing profession faces challenges in asserting its professional standing.
    • US nurses have demonstrated effective methods for professional advocacy and leadership.

    Discussion:

    • Comparing UK and US nursing practices reveals opportunities for professional development.
    • Identifying successful advocacy strategies in the US can inform UK nursing leadership.

    Key Insights:

    • US nurses exhibit stronger professional self-advocacy compared to their UK counterparts.
    • Cross-national learning can empower UK nurses to enhance their professional influence.

    Outlook:

    • Implementing US-based advocacy models could elevate the UK nursing profession.
    • Future research should explore specific interventions for UK nurse empowerment.