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NIGH Brings New Life to WHO Photo Archive

The historic nature and keen relevance of these photo archives are confirmed by former WHO Photo Editor, Tibor Farkas, who, upon previewing "Nurses & Midwives: Now More Than Ever for a Healthy World ” noted, “I am very pleased to learn that the ‘Nightingale Initiative’ will give new life to some excellent pictures from the WHO photo archive.
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NIGH Launches Global Music Video on Nursing

A new high-definition video portraying the global nursing community at work worldwide is here — in seven languages — for you to share with colleagues, family and friends to join in celebrating the 2010 International Year of the Nurse and beyond.
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Historic Video Salutes Nurses and Midwives

A high-definition video featuring 56 nations — “Nurses & Midwives: Now More Than Ever for a Healthy World” — has been developed, in seven language versions.
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BBC's award winning drama on Florence Nightingale

BBC's hIghest-rated drama single of the year! From the catastrophe of the Crimean War, one person emerged famous and beloved — not a general, not a soldier, but a woman. Her name was Florence Nightingale.
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Stopping the Drain, Reducing the Strain

A pioneering initiative to address the strain and drain contributing to the worldwide nursing shortage has been approved by the American Holistic Nurses Association (AHNA) as a continuing education course for certified for re-licensure credit.
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Joining the 2010 fight against mothers dying — NIGH touches "half the sky"

Every so often, a book arrives to literally change human destiny. Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide is such a book. It is a MUST-READ for everyone concerned with the health of human beings, at the heart of all development issues.
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NIGH to Co-Host 2010 "Nurturing the Nurse” Retreat in scenic Washington State

A unique 2010 International Year of the Nurse event — convened in the scenic southwestern corner of Washington state, USA — offers our nursing community a special opportunity to create a healing environment to nurture ourselves, reduce stress, and promote resilience and renewal, personally and professionally.
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“NIGH has laid the important groundwork, making excellent progress"

The Nightingale Declaration Campaign continues working — with the 2010 International Year of the Nurse being launched into the world — as the United Nations prepares a Special Session to address goals and commitments for achieving a healthy global community.
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