From motivation to action: understanding nurses' political involvement.
M K Winter, Joan Such Lockhart
Abstract
M K Winter, Joan Such Lockhart
Abstract
Nurses comprise the largest group of health care provides in the nation, but few are in positions to definitively influence public health policy. If the nursing profession is to meet the challenges of the 21st century, political action is necessary, and an understanding of the factors that motivate or impede political action is needed.
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Nurses comprise the largest group of health care provides in the nation, but few are in positions to definitively influence public health policy. If the nursing profession is to meet the challenges of the 21st century, political action is necessary, and an understanding of the factors that motivate or impede political action is needed.
Key concepts: Politics, Action (physics), Political action, Nursing, Political science, Health care, Psychology, Medicine