NIS Nursing: A Revolution in Progress

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Contents From the Executive Director NIS Nursing: A Revolution in Progress West NIS Seven Steps to Problem Solving The Role of the Nurse in Clinical Practice Improvements in Orthopedics and Infection Control Practices The Nurse's Role in Family Planning Impact of an Infection Control Initiative on Patient Outcomes Maternal and Child Health Transformation of the Role of the Bedside Nurse: A Model for Clinical Practice Use of Innovations for Improvement of Quality Nursing Practice and Curriculum Reforms Improve Outcomes Reform in Nursing: Work Force of the 21st Century Organization of Postgraduate Nursing Education Russia and Transcaucasus Use of Strategies To Enhance the Role of Chief Nurse and Promote New Nursing Roles Nurse's Role in Caring for Foreign Patients Improving Nursing Training Through Partnerships Continuous Training of Nursing Staff as an Integral Part of Improving the Quality of Medical Care Central Asia On Higher Nursing Education Fee-for-Service Maternity Care Utilization of Specialists with New Levels of Training in Applied Public Health Strategies to Increase the Role of Senior Nurses Infection Control at Almaty's Scientific Center of Pediatrics and Children's Surgery Hierarchy of Nursing Staff Clinical and Infection Control Reforms in Nursing Continuous Learning Centralized Distribution Services Reforms at the City Perinatal Center Perinatal Care Implementing Innovation to Improve Patient Care Experience Using Recommendations from the Kansas University Medical Center to Improve the Effectiveness of Nursing Practice Developing and Using Nursing Standards Organization of a Nursing Association Organization of a Department of Nursing Care Acknowledgements

Writing/Editing: Julia Ross, Barbara Ruben

This brochure is produced by the American International Health Alliance (AIHA). The opinions expressed herein are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of editorial staff or the sponsors of the partnership program, AIHA and the US Agency for International Development. Russian and English language copies of the brochure are available upon request. The spellings established by the US Board on Geographic Names are used for all place names, and transliteration follows US Library of Congress guidelines.

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