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Wonderful to be back at NIH this week with so many international colleagues focused on research ethics. Thanks so much to Barbara Sina Fogarty at NIH for her tremendous support! Annette Rid NIH Bioethics

Wonderful meeting with my expert panel nursing ethics colleagues at the ANA to discuss the Code of Ethics for Nursing and its revision for the future. Lots to think about! American Nurses Association @NurseLawEthics

What an occupational health lens reveals about clinician burnout kevinmd.com/2023/07/what-a… via Kevin Pho, M.D.

Excited to be on this panel as part of a special issue on the role of the nurse ethicist, forthcoming in @NursingEthicsJournal Ann Gallagher Connie M. Ulrich

Interesting perspective by Dr. Joseph Fins Weill Cornell Medicine on the development of, and need for, legislative advance directives. Every senator should fill out a legislative advance directive statnews.com/2023/08/29/mit… via STAT

Shortage of nurses or hospitals not creating safe & effective care environments to retain nurses? See ongoing debate in STAT article: "Is there a nursing shortage in the United States? Depends on who you ask." statnews.com/2023/10/16/nur…

Great interdisciplinary team to address breast cancer survivorship needs of Asian American women Jun J. Mao Salimah Meghani, PhD FAAN @utexasaustin Dean Eun-Ok Im.

Congratulations to Dr. Sooyoung Park on an excellent dissertation defense on prediction models for CV risk! Kathy Bowles Chung-Ang University 장숙랑 (Soong-nang Jang) Thanks to Drs. Sarah Ratcliffe, Kathy Bowles, Melanie Kornides and Hyejeong Hong! Penn Nursing

Pleased to discuss the value and contributions of nurse bioethicists in this special issue! Georgina Morley (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ Penn Nursing NewCourtland Center for Transitions & Health Vardit Ravitsky NIH Bioethics @NursingEthicsJournal

Dr. Fagin was a pioneer who transformed our profession across education, practice, policy, and research! Her groundbreaking work and leadership changed the course of nursing and healthcare forever! She will be missed dearly but her legacy will live on forever!

She was a fearless advocate for the profession and we will miss her encouragement and words of wisdom.

Continued distress of nurses due to workplace-related issues.

Simply not acceptable within our workplaces. Thanks to Kevin B. Mahoney for this commentary! Violence against health care workers is at crisis levels. We should seek to protect them from harm. penncapital-star.com/commentary/vio… via Pennsylvania Capital-Star

Pleased to publish this commentary BMJ_Open with two Penn students anessa m. foxwell and Lillie LaRochelle on the importance of research participants. Communication: Rhetoric of research: a call for renaming the clinical research partnership ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Congratulations to our newest doctor anessa m. foxwell on helping us understand clinician distress and the challenges that clinicians face today. Many thanks to Janet A. Deatrick Salimah Meghani, PhD FAAN Karen Hirschman Kate Courtright

It was an honor to receive the Welch/Woerner Path-Paver Award from FNINR for bioethics scholarship. Thanks to all my mentors, students and those who were visionary and supported my work! anessa m. foxwell Claire Whitney Afaf Meleis FNINR

Thank you for a wonderful meeting Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center! I look forward to our bioethics work together.

In memory of Linda Burnes Bolton, DrPH, RN, FAAN (1948-2025). We honor her legacy as a trailblazer in nursing, former President of the National Black Nurses Association, and a cherished Friend of the MFP. Her contributions and dedication to the field will always be remembered.

On this World Cancer Day, special thanks to the clinicians, surgeons, and researchers who help patients and their families in their time of need! Gabriel Ivey Evan Lipson Sibley Hospital JHM

inquirer.com/opinion/commen… Our op-ed in the Philadelphia Inquirer on why not appoint a nurse as the surgeon general? Time to think differently on the healthcare challenges facing our society.