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Mary Naylor

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Nurses should be supported, not disparaged

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By Martha A.Q. Curley, Connie M. Ulrich, Mary Naylor
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
The more than four million registered nurses practicing in the United States and the patients and families who relied on their care found themselves unexpectedly challenged by the federal government in 2025.
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The Enduring Impact of the National Institute of Nursing Research and Why We Still Need It

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By Mary Naylor
| JAMA Health Forum Conversations
As the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) approaches its 40th anniversary, it faces a critical inflection and reflection point. The current administration has proposed eliminating the NINR in its 2026 fiscal year budget; meanwhile, the House and Senate Appropriations Committees voted to keep NINR funding unchanged (at about 0.4% of the budget of the National Institutes of Health [NIH]).
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Why not appoint a nurse as the U.S. surgeon general?

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By Connie M. Ulrich, Mary Naylor, Martha A.Q. Curley
| The Philadelphia Inquirer
The U.S. surgeon general is the nation’s doctor, but what the nation needs is a nurse. Everyday people rely on nurses, the largest and most trusted healthcare profession in the United States, to help them, their families, and communities regain their health or stay healthy. The Trump administration’s stated priority is to improve the health and well-being of all people, with the goal of limiting the impact of aging and chronic diseases.
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