News spotlight: Nominate a star for the HCPro 2011 Nursing Image Awards
Nurse Leader Weekly, July 4, 2011
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Nominations are open for the HCPro 2011 Nursing Image Awards, which honor nurses whose leadership, teamwork, or clinical expertise embodies an image of nursing excellence and contributes to improving patient care, quality outcomes, nurse satisfaction, and the healthcare environment.
HCPro is searching for nurses and nurse leaders who have helped elevate the image of nursing. Awards will be presented to an individual or team of nurses and to a nursing leader in two categories:
- The image of nursing in leadership: Honors a nursing leader who embodies a positive image of nursing through his or her leadership excellence.
- The image of nursing in clinical practice: Recognizes individual nurses or nursing teams who portray a positive image of nursing through their clinical excellence.
The winners will be announced in November.
Editor's note: The deadline for the HCPro 2011 Nursing Image Awards nominations is July 31, 2011. For more information about the awards, official rules and selection criteria, and to submit nominations, visit www.hcpro.com/2011nursingimageawards.
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