Global Network for Nursing and Midwifery's LINKS Magazine
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The WHO Collaboration Centre at UTS (WHOCCUTS) published their September 2023 edition of LINKS Magazine as newly re-elected Secretariat of the Global Network of World Health Organization Collaborating Centres for Nursing and Midwifery (GNWHOCCNM). The September issue includes written pieces from WHO Collaborating Centres across all regions, with a special feature on the SEARO Region. Historically, LINKS has been a platform for all 44 collaborative centres to promote the outstanding projects they are undertaking. The magazine is integral in highlighting the commitment of Global Network members in creating positive, effective, and sustainable efforts within nursing and midwifery throughout regional and global communities.

For 35 years, GNWHOCCNM has worked tirelessly to support and uplift the nursing and midwifery community through research, education, and practice. Its focus has been to facilitate enabling environments for nurses and midwives to thrive and maximise their contributions to their communities. Between 2022 and 2026, one of the aims of the Network will be to progress the WHO Strategic Directions for Nursing and Midwifery Policy Priorities 2021-2025: Education, Jobs, Leadership, and Service Delivery.

LINKS magazine is published bi-annually, and the next issue is due March 2023.

To read the latest LINKS Magazine, click here.

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