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Barbara Cherry1, Patricia S Yoder-Wise, Karren E Kowalski
1Author Affiliations: Professor and Associate Dean (Dr Cherry) and Adjunct Professor and Dean Emerita (Dr Yoder-Wise), Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing; President (Dr Yoder-Wise), The Wise Group, Lubbock, Texas; and President and Chief Executive Officer (Dr Kowalski), Colorado Center for Nursing Excellence, Denver. Dr. Cherry is current president of CGEAN and Dr. Yoder-Wise and Dr. Kowalski are past-presidents of CGEAN.
Abstract:
The CGEAN Board established a goal to support MSN administration programs to thrive and meet the need for well-prepared nurses to assume leadership roles. This column addresses how we embarked on this work through creation of a Circle of Advisors composed of national nursing leaders who came together to address specific curricular issues and more importantly to voice support for continuation of MSN administration programs.
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