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Abbott (NYSE: ABT) today announced a series of new programs within its multi-million-dollar initiative to increase diversity in clinical trials and improve care among under-represented populations. The new additions to Abbott's Diversity in Clinical Trials initiative build on the partnerships, scholarships, and the ...

AbbottNew efforts focus on research infrastructure, continued training of diverse clinical research personnel and improved diversity within Abbott's own clinical trialsAbbott's Diversity in Clinical Trials

Many nurses would argue that there is no such thing as an average nurse, and they are, of course, correct. This is a very diverse profession that attracts people from all walks of life, races, and genders. It encompasses numerous specialisms, and staff work at very different levels of responsibility. Their level of education can

President Joe Biden claimed pay was up during a Black History Month reception at the White House.

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Norma Martinez Rogers will be recognized for over 50 years of work and accomplishment in the field of nursing.

Holly Powell Kennedy, an internationally renowned midwifery investigator and educator at Yale School of Nursing, will begin serving as dean on Jan 1. 2023.

"ANA intends to take full accountability for its actions,” the association wrote, promising “historic action.”

"ANA intends to take full accountability for its actions,” the association wrote, promising “historic action.”

From a young age, Rocio Sanchez was inspired by the care nurses provided her mother when she was pregnant with one of her siblings, and later when a mass was found in one of her mothers kidneys. "The impact that a nurse has on people when they are in their most vulnerable state, it was what really catapulted me to want to pursue this profession," said Sanchez, of Round Lake, who was recognized with the National Association of Hispanic Nurses 40 Under 40 Award in July.