Power of the Past,Celebrate the Present,Force of the Future—Part 6: NASN

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NASN is celebrating 50 years of supporting the health needs of children and the practice needs of the school nurses who provide those services. This is the sixth and last in a series exploring the power of NASN’s past, its celebration of the present and preparing for NASN to be a force of the future. This article builds on the historical precedents of NASN’s history to develop a vision for its next 50 years. Examining the changing landscape of healthcare provides the outline of NASN’s potential to advance child health.

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Power of the Past,Celebrate the Present,Force of the Future—Part 6: NASN—The Next 50 Years

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