Nurses are crucial to fighting climate change and protecting the health of patients, communities, and future generations. There are several simple (but meaningful) actions that nurses can take to support ...
Why nurses must lead on climate
The science is clear: climate change is one of the most serious threats to human health we face today… As nurses, we have a duty to provide our patients, communities, ...
Climate Change and Nursing is a video series, produced by Dr. Barbara Sattler, RN, DrPH, FAAN and Michelle Ruiz, MA, Instructional Designer, that introduces the health threats posed by climate change ...
ANHE is a founding partner of Climate for Health, a national initiative that brings together leaders and institutions across the health sector committed to advancing climate solutions to protect the ...
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Climate change is projected to contribute to more extreme weather events, including more extreme heat days, increases in frequency and intensity of heavy precipitation ...
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Nurses, work in every community, from hospitals to academic institutions to health departments, and are already seeing the realities of climate change on the health of the public. In every ...
Nurses are trusted messengers of health information and have the opportunity to influence policy at all levels of government. There are almost 4 million nurses in the United States and when nurses advocate ...
Many people are unaware of the health consequences of climate and change and still view this issue as a purely environmental concern. Further, climate change is a complex and often politicized issue, which ...