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For Immediate Release NCP is thrilled to announce the addition of Gina Boring, MSN, RN, NE-BC, to our leadership team as Chief of Operations. Gina brings over 40 years of healthcare experience, including a strong clinical foundation in Emergency Nursing
Professional Governance for Nursing: The Framework for Accountability, Engagement, and Excellence by Rachel E. Start (Author), Beverly J. Hancock (Author), Tim Porter-O’Grady (Author) NCP is proud to announce that two of our consultants, Dr. Vicki George and Dr. Barb Haag-Heitman authored chapters in the newly released
The following article focuses on the popularity of Magnet® hospitals worldwide. These hospitals are recognized for their exceptional nursing practice and outstanding patient care. The Magnet Recognition Program® has gained recognition in other countries such as Canada, Australia, and the
It’s Our 10th Anniversary! All of us at NCP wish you a Happy and healthy New Year. We are excited to celebrate our 10th anniversary of sharing our consulting expertise with you. Since 2010, NCP has helped over 300 clients strengthen their
Nursing Consulting Partners shares our profession’s concern for, and support of nurses across the globe who are facing overwhelming and unprecedented challenges. We are proud of our distinction as a totally nurse-owned and operated company that provides culturally sensitive consulting
For Immediate Release NCP is excited to announce the addition of Jennifer Cordo DNP, RN, NE-BC to our consulting team. Jennifer is the Director of Nursing Professional Practice who led development of professional peer review processes for all nursing roles
For Immediate Release NCP is excited to announce the addition of Sandy Lovering DHSc, RN, CTN-A to our consulting team. Sandy is an experienced nurse executive, nurse theorist, transcultural nursing specialist and researcher with 40+ years of international nursing experience
At the beginning of the pandemic, Dr. Robinson realized that this was a different pandemic from those in the past. She was concerned about the mental and emotional impacts on nurses from caring for these patients. Best practice information on care was
