Global Network for Nursing and Midwifery's LINKS Magazine

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The WHO Collaboration Centre at UTS published the April, 2024 edition of LINKS Magazine. The Secretariat extends its heartfelt gratitude to the WHO Collaborating Centres for Nursing and Midwifery, whose collective efforts are pivotal in advancing these vital fields globally. We are immensely thankful for your ongoing support and engagement.


This issue amplifies the voice of our community, featuring contributions from our esteemed global partners, and colleagues. The Global Network’s mission is to harness the potential of Nursing and Midwifery to promote Health for All, in collaboration with WHO, member states, Centres, NGOs, and other stakeholders committed to promoting the health of populations. In addition to fostering collaboration and communication between members, the network aims to carry out advocacy and evidence-based policy activities within the framework of the WHA, regional resolutions, and WHO Programs of work, and in alignment with the WHO Strategic Directions in Nursing and Midwifery (SDNM) Policy Priorities 2021-2025: Education, Jobs, Leadership, and Service Delivery.
 

LINKS magazine is published bi-annually, and the next issue is due late 2024.

To read the latest LINKS Magazine, click here.

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