Global Health and Nursing

Dr Stilwell has worked throughout the world as a champion for health workers and strong health systems. Before joining Nursing Now, she was IntraHealth International's senior director of health workforce solutions and recently served as director of a health workforce and systems strengthening project in the West Bank/Gaza. From 1996-2006, she worked with the World Health Organization (WHO) in health systems development, co-authoring the WHO's 2006 Health Report, collecting and analysing data regarding the impact of migrants on health systems in developing countries. Dr Stilwell was one of the first nurse practitioners in the UK, and, in 1991, introduced the first UK-based nurse practitioner programme. In 2008, Stilwell was named one of the most influential nurses of the past 40 years by the UK's Nursing Times.

1. Global Health Goals: Nursing in a Rapidly Changing World
2. Planetary Health: Ensuring a Viable Future for All
3. Globalisation and Nursing
4. Responding to Global Emergencies: What Has the Role of Nurses Been and What Can It Be in the Future?
5. Nursing Workforce Issues During COVID-19
6. Decolonising Global Nursing: Concepts, Barriers and Strategies
7. The Same but Different-Nursing Roles in the World for the Next Century
8. Gender, Nursing and Global Health: Why Does Gender Matter?
9. Unravelling the Complexities of Global Nurse Migration
10. Nurses Finding a Global Voice. 1. Becoming Influential Leaders Through Advocacy
11. The Influence of Nursing Now as a Global Social Movement: Lessons for Nursing's Future
12. The Future of Nursing in the 21st Century