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Photo Source: WHO WPRO Image Bank, 1999. Young nurse in training at Nadaro village, Fiji. Photographer: Maggie Murray-Lee, used with attribution as specified by WHO. This is the last image featured in the video “Nurses & Midwives: Now More Than Ever for a Healthy World.

NIGH-WHO Video:
Nurses & Midwives

Now a classic YouTube video featuring rare, historic photos dating back to establishing the World Health Organization archives, this video — in its many language versions — is a favorite example of NIGH’s work to demonstrate the ‘common ground’ of health care, nursing, and midwifery across the world. Within so many settings & cultures — from cradle to grave — nurses & midwives, NOW MORE THAN EVER for a healthy world!

Historic Video Salutes Nurses and Midwives

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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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NIGH Launches Global Music Video on Nursing

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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 Nursing Video Premiered at WHO Conference in China

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A historic video on nurses and midwives was premièred, both in Mandarin and English, on October 16th and 18th, 2008, at Shandong University in Jinan, China, at the  World Health Organization Western Pacific Regional Conference. The conference was attended by  nurses, nursing students, physicians and public health professionals from 20 countries. Participants also included Chinese provincial and national government leaders.

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In 2008 & 2009, Asoka Roy’s family created a Platinum Sponsorship of the Nightingale Declaration Campaign to honor the memory of their sister — a pioneering nurse & midwife in both India & the United States. Projects developed from this contribution included an India-wide outreach of the Nightingale Declaration dedicated to Asoka’s memory.
See: An Indian Nightingale
Generous Support of Drs. Rustum & Della Roy