Championing Nurse-Led Innovation
We are excited to announce the Johnson & Johnson Nurse Innovation Platform, featuring three programs focused on building skills, developing leaders, and advancing nurse-led innovation in healthcare for nurses at every stage of their careers.
- Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire ChallengeThe Johnson & Johnson Nurses Innovate QuickFire Challenge series invites nurses worldwide to share new ideas for treatments, protocols and devices that could profoundly change human health. Awardees can earn grants, mentorship and coaching from the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies to bring their ideas to life.
- SEE YOU NOW, A NEW PODCAST SERIES IS LIVESee You Now is an inspiring storytelling podcast that reveals innovative and human-centered solutions for today's most challenging healthcare problems. Hosted by Nurse economist and health tech specialist Shawna Butler, produced by Rebecca McInroy and created by Johnson & Johnson and the American Nurses Association. See You Now is available wherever you listen to podcasts.
Read More Stories About Nurses Leading Innovation
- Johnson & Johnson has proudly championed the nursing profession for over 125 years because we know that for healthcare to work, it takes nurses. This National Nurses Month, we celebrate the innovation, expertise and tremendous impact of more than 4 million nurses across the U.S. Below, meet four inspiring nurses dedicated to transforming the health of their patients and communities, underscoring the innovation and leadership of the nursing profession.2024-04-29T15:11:36.755Z
- Public health nursing is a unique specialty, offering nurses the opportunity to impact population health at the bedside and beyond. In celebration of National Public Health Week, meet Dr. Oluwatosin Olateju, Assistant Professor of Nursing at Coppin State University and Co-Chair of the Maryland Commission on Public Health, whose tireless efforts demonstrate the power of nurse-led innovation and patient advocacy.2024-04-10T18:22:25.751Z
- The effects of climate change impact human health in many ways, from changing disease patterns to increasing the risk of food insecurity. In observance of Earth Day, meet public health nurse Kasey Bellegarde, MPH, RN and physician Jonathan Perlin, MD, PhD, who share their perspective on nursing’s role in mitigating the effects of climate change and building a more sustainable and equitable future.2024-04-10T18:22:15.291Z
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