Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
Grateful and humbled to be part of this wonderful cohort of powerful women. It was truly an inspiration and transformative week. @womenlifthealth
We are at the 2024 North America Immersion this week in Greensboro, North Carolina! Kicking off not one but TWO cohorts of brilliant women leaders. #NAImmersion @CCLdotORG
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Thank you @nyumeyers for all the support, guidance, and mentorship throughout the years. It was a truly humbling to be recognized for my work.
Melissa Ojemeni PhD '18, deputy chief nursing officer at Partners in Health, a global health and social justice organization, received the 2024 Distinguished Young Alumni Award at NYU's annual Alumni Association Awards ceremony.
#NursesWeek @NYUAlumni
video.alumni.nyu.edu/media/+…
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
Melissa Ojemeni PhD '18, deputy chief nursing officer at Partners in Health, a global health and social justice organization, received the 2024 Distinguished Young Alumni Award at NYU's annual Alumni Association Awards ceremony.
#NursesWeek @NYUAlumni
video.alumni.nyu.edu/media/+…
At the 10th global health day at @ucghi at UCLA. This years theme revolves around equity, policy and advocacy. Listening to a presentation by @DrRohanRad that highlights the biggest global health issues
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Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
The @pihsierraleone team is working tirelessly to save the lives of women in the Kono District and beyond.
Every mother's life is invaluable.
At Koidu Government Hospital, Sister Patricia Efe Azikiwe and her team are revolutionizing maternal health care 🏥
Their dedication led to an 8% decrease in maternal mortality from 2020 to 2022.
Learn more: bit.ly/3SbTjuR
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
On this #worldsocialjusticeday we reflect on Dr. Paul Farmer's life and teachings.
He dedicated himself to health equity for all, leaving behind invaluable lessons that still shape our journey in fighting for justice for all. 🧡
Learn more: bit.ly/373SsFq
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
Join the @WHO & @NHS sponsored Working for Health 2030 Programme webinar "International Migration of #Healthcare Workers: a Feature of #GlobalHealth and Care" 21 Feb at 10h GMT featuring ICN CEO @HowardCatton and other renowned experts! Register now: bit.ly/3uKWh1B
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
Global Health Grand Rounds, by the Division of Global Health in the Department of Population Health at Dell Medical School, presents its third-year theme “𝗗𝗲𝗰𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗻𝗶𝘇𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗚𝗹𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗹 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵.”
🔗 Zoom: bit.ly/47wuuPX
@sociosensalud @PIH
#GlobalHealth
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
Welcoming the 2024 North America Leadership Journey Cohort! ✨
This program is crafted to equip talented women leaders in #GlobalHealth with the essential tools, mentorship and coaching needed to amplify their impact and influence.
Meet the cohort: bit.ly/NACohort2024
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
ICN is excited to announce the International #Nurses Day 2024 theme, “Our Nurses. Our Future. The economic power of care.”! Find the logos here: bit.ly/47wIPvI and watch this space for more updates! #IND2024 #OurNursesOurFuture
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
Introducing #UGHE's MGHD Class of 2024: 49 talented global health equity champions from 14 countries specializing in Global Surgery, Gender, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Health Management, and One Health! Welcome to ALL🦁 #LionPride
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
MIKABEN LEGACY LIVE CONCERT - CAP-HAITIEN teapawt.net/i/broadcasts/1nAKEavNm…
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
🌍🎇🎉Registration is still open for the virtual and complimentary @MSKCancerCenter 4th annual World #Hospice & #PalliativeCare Day Conference! Some info on breakout sessions in video below⬇️. Registration & full event brochure available at mskcc.org/whpcd - please RT.
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
‘Nurses and policy making: You have a seat at the table, so what?’ nursingtimes.net/opinion/nur…
Melissa Ojemeni RN, PhD retweeted
Today is Dean Eileen’s last day. Leading the school from 2012-2023, she has made a profound impact on Meyers and the nursing profession. We celebrate her today and wish her well in her next chapter!
Priority areas for the next state of the world's nursing report
1.Shortages
2.Education
3.Employnent
4.Working Conditions
5.Retention
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Both Association and Country policies rank education and leadership as the top policy priorities based on responses midway through the nursing and midwifery strategic policy plans.
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