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International Nurses Day 2024: Theme, History, Significance, and Quotes by Florence Nightingale
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International Nurses Day 2021: This year s theme, history, and how you can show support
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The theme for the day reflects ICN’s commitment for action to strengthen and improve health systems around the world. According to the ICN’s President Annette Kennedy said:
“This year we celebrate International Nurses Day and pay tribute to the world’s 27 million nurses who have shown exceptional courage, compassion, competence and leadership skills in the face of the pandemic. They have saved many lives but sadly thousands of them have sacrificed their lives. We remember them today and always.
ICN research suggests that 80% of nurses are suffering mental health issues, burn-out, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and COVID related violence and that 13 million nurses will be needed to fill the global nursing shortages in the next few years.
International Nurses Day Image: Know about Florence Nightingale and Nurses Day
International Nurses Day is observed on May 12 every year. On that day in 1820, Florence Nightingale - perhaps the world s most famous nurse - was born. She was an English nurse, a social reformer and a statistician who founded the key pillars of modern nursing.
International Nurses Day, amid the horrific coronavirus pandemic, assumes great significance. Nurses are the backbone of the hospitals and clinics taking care of the millions of COVID-19 patients for months putting their lives at risk.
International Nurses Day is a great opportunity to express our deep gratitude for them. According to the ICN (International Council of Nurses), as of 31 December 2020, more than 1.6 million healthcare workers in 34 countries have been infected by COVID-19. The ICN s key pillars are: Professional practice, Regulation, and Socio-economic welfare.
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