A Voice from the Eastern Door

Celebrating National Nurses Week 2024

From May 6-12, 2024, MCA and the community of Akwesasne 'honor the incredible dedication, compassion, and expertise of nurses' locally and worldwide.

"The Mohawk Council of Akwesasne would like to express gratitude for the invaluable contributions of our nurses, whose cultural insights and unwavering commitment enhance healthcare for all. Thank you for your tireless efforts and selfless care!"

Also celebrating this week is Indigenous Nurses Day on May 6, and International Nurses Day on May 12).

This year the National Nursing Week theme this year is "Changing Lives. Shaping Tomorrow."

The theme recognizes the contributions of the tremendous impact that nurses have on individuals, communities, and the future of health care. We hope you embrace it as you show your support for Canada's nurses this year.

Let's break down the elements of the theme:

1. Changing Lives:

Patient impact: Nurses play a crucial role in directly impacting the lives of patients. Through their care, compassion and expertise, they contribute to positive changes in the health and well-being of individuals.

Advocacy: Nurses often advocate for their patients, ensuring they receive the best possible care and support. This advocacy can bring about transformative changes in people's lives.

2. Shaping Tomorrow:

Innovation: Nurses are at the forefront of health-care innovation, contributing to advancements in treatments, technologies, and patient care practices. Their commitment to learning and adapting helps shape the future of health care.

Educational influence: Nurses, as educators, have a significant impact on shaping the next generation of health-care professionals. Their knowledge and mentorship influence the future of the nursing profession.

Embrace nurses and shine a spotlight on them by following us on social media and using the hashtags #CNA2024 #NursingWeek2024 #NationalNursingWeek #IND2024 #Nurses2024 #NursesChangingLives #NursesShapingTomorrow

 

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