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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Tammy McBride
The American Academy of Nursing has nominated 68 new fellows for induction in 2001. The nominees represent diverse nursing practice areas and professional roles. The 2001 candidates for induction include university deans and professors, nurse researchers, hospital executives, advanced practice nurses, and political appointees at the local, state, and federal level. Each nominee exemplifies the key criteria for induction into the Academy - extraordinary commitment and contributions to nursing that far exceed the responsibilities of their employment and the potential for sustained contributions to the profession in the future. |
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The American Academy of Nursing was established in 1973 to provide visionary leadership to the nursing profession and the public in shaping future health care policy and practice that optimizes the well-being of the American people through the synthesis of scientific and philosophical knowledge as the basis for effective health care policy and practice. There are currently some 1300 fellows in the Academy.
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