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As nurses, we witness quiet suffering all too often. April Steele’s article helps us better understand coercive control—and how we can advocate for real change in policy, practice, and education. Read it here: bit.ly/4cOLa9M #NursesTakeAction #CoerciveControl

Nurses are already leaders in care. Here's how you can also lead in climate action. Learn 4 powerful ways to promote #PlanetaryHealth in your practice, and why Indigenous collaboration must be at the core. Link: bit.ly/42wRn5a #GreenNursing #IndigenousKnowledge

Sylvain Brousseau believes nurses deserve stronger global connections — and he has the experience to make it happen. Explore how his ICN vision could open more doors for nurses worldwide, including YOU: bit.ly/3YjDrKR #NursingMatters #GlobalNursingCommunity #ICNCongress

Want a more human way to assess suicide risk? The Narrative Crisis Model focuses on the story behind the crisis, helping nurses build trust, spot warning signs, and act early. Get the full picture: bit.ly/3GR4WFp

A genuine smile. Positive body language — two small things that speak volumes to Indigenous patients about whether they’re safe with you. This article is a must-read if you're serious about changing outcomes and rebuilding trust. Read it now: bit.ly/3GKsVq0 #NurseLife

As we celebrate National Nursing Week, this reflection from CNA president Kimberly LeBlanc is a reminder of the joy, meaning, and power nurses bring to health care. A perfect read to kick off #NationalNursingWeek Link: bit.ly/3H6wUgs #CNA2025 #NurseLife #NursingMatters

Nurses are ready to lead on digital health, climate resilience, and innovative models of care. In her National Nursing Week message, Dr. Valerie Grdisa calls on the federal government to fully empower our profession. Read the full message: bit.ly/3GUaWxr #CNA2025

If you’ve ever wondered how far your nursing career could take you, this story is for you. From clinical care to Senate chambers, Joan Kingston shows that nursing isn’t just a job — it’s a force for public good. Read more: bit.ly/44LNMTP #NursingWeek2025

Nurses, you’ve seen patients struggling in silence. Michelle Danda shares how you can break that silence with confidence, compassion, and evidence-informed practice. Because suicide prevention isn’t someone else’s job. It’s ours too. Read here: bit.ly/4dsAmyp

If you’ve ever wondered how nursing could have more influence on the global stage, Sylvain Brousseau has a bold plan. From ethical recruitment to leadership development, his ICN strategy puts nurses at the center of global health. Link: bit.ly/4k8gseA

The new Hypertension Canada guideline is here to help nurses like us strengthen screening, treatment and patient education in everyday practice. Find out what’s new and why it matters: bit.ly/4kP37aR #Hypertension #HeartHealth

The new Hypertension Canada guideline is here to help nurses like us strengthen screening, treatment and patient education in everyday practice. Find out what’s new and why it matters: bit.ly/4kP37aR #Hypertension #HeartHealth

When care systems are overtaxed, it’s community-based solutions that can fill the gap. If you’re a nurse thinking about leading community wellness initiatives, this article is packed with insight. Read here: bit.ly/3FyCSqh #NursingLeadership #CommunityCare

Today is World Environment Day — a reminder that the health of people and planet are deeply linked. As nurses, we’re seeing climate impacts in patient care. Here's what that looks like, and how we can respond: bit.ly/4mNmenx #WorldEnvironmentDay #PlanetaryHealth

Can narrative notes alone capture the full experience of someone in mental distress? This week's article invites nurses to rethink how documentation can become more collaborative, ethical, and empowering for patients. Read here: bit.ly/3FUhTyd #EHR #PatientVoice

Learning about trans and non-binary experiences helps us become better nurses for our patients and our colleagues. This article offers an honest, thoughtful look at why this matters. A great read to reflect on this Pride Month: bit.ly/3ZhIRqb #PrideMonth #2SLGBTQIA

That post-grad “now what?” feeling? Kayla had it too—and it led her to online courses, ICU work, and CNA certification. Her story is a roadmap for turning uncertainty into action. Read more here: bit.ly/3ZBRvjv #nursingpathways #newgradnurses #nursingcertification

We know change takes time, but small actions from nurses can have a big impact. This article revisits practical calls to action to help you provide more inclusive care for 2SLGBTQIA+ patients. A perfect read for Pride Month reflection: bit.ly/4dQKBg6 #PrideMonth

Pride Month is a time to reflect on how we show up for our 2SLGBTQIA+ patients and our colleagues. This article calls on nurses to examine how we create — or unintentionally limit — safe spaces in our profession. A must-read: bit.ly/3ZT2KnB

Starting your nursing career is tough, even more so post-pandemic. CHUM’s innovative summer program gave recruits hands-on help, coaching, and confidence. Read more: bit.ly/44UXKSi #NewNurses #NursingMentorship #WorkplaceSupport #NursingCareers #NurseLife #NurseTraining