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See Me for Who I Am

See Me for Who I Am

Twenty personal, thought-provoking essays from young veterans seeking to bridge the gap that separates them from those they fought to protect.

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The Call of Nursing

The Call of Nursing

Offers a rare glimpse into the professional lives of twenty-three nurses practicing around the U.S. and the world.

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Protecting Our Future

Protecting Our Future

Volume 1 examines cyber threats and workforce needs in a variety of Critical Infrastructure Sectors and Subsectors.

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The Language of Men: A Memoir

The Language of Men: A Memoir

A beautifully written memoir about a Vietnam vet father and the complicated legacy he leaves his son.

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Sanctuary of Illness

Sanctuary of Illness

A powerful and personal inside tour of what happens when our arteries fail.

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Protecting Our Future: Educating a Cybersecurity Workforce

Protecting Our Future: Educating a Cybersecurity Workforce

Volume 2 completes the comprehensive examination of the cybersecurity threats to our nation.

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Courageous Learning

Courageous Learning

Offers a closer look at the adult higher education landscape, the specific needs of adult learners, and the institutions taking those needs seriously.

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Shot

Shot

An honest portrayal of what it really takes to live with and manage type 1 diabetes, a chronic, life-threatening disease.

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Cybersecurity in Our Digital Lives

Cybersecurity in Our Digital Lives

explains vulnerabilities and responsibilities within social media, mobile, supply chain, C-Suite, Internet of Things, and more.

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Learning at the Speed of Light

Learning at the Speed of Light

Stories from 18 educators, visionaries, and tech geniuses from across the U.S. whose early ideas about access to higher education became known as online learning.

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Saving Troy

Saving Troy

A glimpse into the harsh realities of the firefighters and paramedics of Troy, a down-at-the-heels, rust-belt city in upstate New York.

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America's Broken Promise

America’s Broken Promise

Offers new ways for community colleges, which often struggle with competing missions, to bridge the achievement gap.

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Retire the Colors

Retire the Colors

Thought-provoking stories from nineteen veterans and civilians who reveal rarely seen perspectives on the aftereffects of Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Competency-based Education & Assessment

Competency-based Education & Assessment

Provides essential, preliminary direction in assessment in a competency-based education environment.

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Nursing in the 21st Century (N21)

Issue 1: June 2013

Issue 1: June 2013

A response to the Institute of Medicine (IOM) and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) report, “The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health.”

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Issue 2: January 2014

Issue 2: January 2014

Considers the status of IPE – interprofessional education. IPE in the classroom, and IPC – interprofessional collaboration – in the work force, have been discussed for nearly forty years. Now, its time has finally arrived.

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Issue 3: June 2014

Issue 3: June 2014

Considers toxic hierarchies, workplace violence, and how abusive behaviors impact patient care. Four contributors look at dangerous behaviors and how to modify them for better patient outcomes.

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Issue 4: January 2015

Issue 4: January 2015

Looks at trends to prolong life at all costs, and the value of having conversations about mortality and end-of-life care, before it’s too late.

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Issue 5: July 2015

Issue 5: July 2015

Inspired by the release of the new book, The Patient Will See You Now (Eric Topol, MD), this issue looks at how nursing will and is responding to patients as they join health care conversations and care plans.

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Issue 6: March 2016

Issue 6: March 2016

Offers a new look at ageism, coordinating care for older patients, and different ways nursing education and the workforce are preparing for the burgeoning number of patients over 65.

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