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Regardless of their title, nurses in all roles are expected to demonstrate leadership, and must challenge themselves and the profession to develop effective leadership styles. In order to accomplish this, 5 leadership styles can be noted and emulated among successful nurse leaders.

Nursing is a challenging and rewarding career. If you're interested in working in a hospital setting, it's important to know the benefits of working at one that is Magnet designated — the highest credential for nursing facilities — and what it means for your work and your community.

A bachelor's degree in public health may lay the foundation for pursuing a graduate degree while developing career-related skills. From advocating for wellness programs to creating public policy to help control and prevent infectious diseases, a public health professional’s work can affect everyone.

Southern New Hampshire University's annual free, virtual Thought Leaders conference provided a platform for industry professionals and students to network, share insights and expand their knowledge through discussions on contemporary issues in healthcare and technology.