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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Al Jazeera English, Human Resources for Health, AllAfrica, The News & Observer, Devex, Nursing Times, Stabroek News, North Carolina Medical Journal
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Linking Challenges, Sharing Solutions: The Global Crisis in Human Resources for Health

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By Barbara Stilwell, David Nelson
| North Carolina Medical Journal
Stilwell, Barbara, and David Nelson. 2010. "Linking Challenges, Sharing Solutions: The Global Crisis in Human Resources for Health." North Carolina Medical Journal 71 (5): 464-66. https:/​/​doi.org/​10.18043/​ncm.71.5.464.
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Invest in nurses to fight the pandemic, rebuild shattered health

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By Sheila Tlou, Barbara Stilwell
| Al Jazeera English Verified
The world may face a severe shortage of nurses in the aftermath of the pandemic if it does not take action. Nurses around the world are in crisis, whether they are in the eye of the COVID-19 storm in India, the exhausted ranks of Britain’s workforce, organising against a 1 percent pay rise offer, or in Kenya where, in some areas, they have not been paid at all for months. Underpaid, undervalued and under-supported: nurses are reporting unprecedented levels of stress and burnout.
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‘Nursing Now has been a campaign led by a vision’

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By Barbara Stilwell, Sam Gournay Verified
| Nursing Times Verified
On 24 May, thousands of nurses from around the world will gather online to mark the culmination of the Nursing Now campaign. It has been a personal privilege to lead the Nursing Now campaign and to have seen for myself the passion, drive and ambition of nurses to create a new agenda for nursing in the 21st century. “We have a fundamental role in optimising global health" The signals of the changing healthcare landscape were there well before Covid-19.
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