International Nurses Day

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Although it is more enjoyable to celebrate birth, it is just as important to comfort in death’ - Christine Bell “Yet, they continue to face under-staffing, lack of protection, heavy workloads, and low wages. ‘Nurses are there when the last breath is taken, and nurses are there when the first breath is taken.

International Nurses Day is held each year on 12 May, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth. It is a Global celebration that acknowledges and ...

Each year, the International Council of Nurses (ICN) prepares and distributes the International Nurses’ Day kit, containing valuable educational and public information materials that can be used by nurses globally. However, all countries celebrate this occasion in their own ways. It is a Global celebration that acknowledges and celebrates the commitment and bravery of nurses around the world.

Each year International Nurses Day is celebrated on May 12, the birthday of Florence Nightingale. Mayo University Hospital is marking the day by ...

Home is Mayo so it was nice to be able to come back home and work in the community.” I had trained here, I was comfortable here, the staff are very supportive and we learned great skills in bedside manner and individualised patient care. Mayo University Hospital is encouraging anyone with an interest in nursing to choose Mayo. The hospital has released three videos of Mayo based nurses who reflect on their experience since joining MUH.

English News and Press Release on World about Health and Epidemic; published on 12 May 2022 by WHO.

In 2019, the Regional Committee adopted a call for action to accelerate the action to strengthen nursing and midwifery. 12 May 2022 - Every year on 12 May, the world marks International Nurses Day in recognition of the tireless and invaluable contribution of nurses to health care and global health security. reiterated Dr Ahmed Al-Mandahri, WHO's Regional Director for the Eastern Mediterranean adding that "We must respect nurses' rights and well-being to secure global health".

On International Nurses Day today, Thursday, 12 May two Sligo based nurses, who are also cousins, reflect on their experience of nursing as a profession.

This is an exciting time for me as a newly qualified nurse and I look forward to what my future nursing career holds in store for me.” What I love most about nursing is meeting new people from diverse backgrounds, working as part of a team and knowing that I always have the support of my colleagues. “One thing that stands out for me is that a nurse’s learning environment is always changing, every day is an opportunity to grow our skills and take on new challenges.