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Featured Articles

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The following featured articles were published in the Journal of Ambulatory Care Nursing® and have been selected for their relevance and value to the ambulatory care nursing community.

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Ambulatory Care Nursing Research Priorities: A National AAACN Study

Program Planning Committee Call for Volunteers

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AAACN is seeking qualified candidates to serve on the 2027-2028 Program Planning Committee. This volunteer position is a two-year commitment.

Program Planning Committee Member Responsibilities:

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Press Ganey

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Schmitt-Thompson Clinical Content LLC

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Apply to the Ambulatory Care Nursing Leadership Structure Position Statement and Paper Task Force

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Apply to the Ambulatory Care Nursing Leadership Structure
Position Statement and Paper Task Force

Help Shape the Future of Ambulatory Care Nursing Leadership

AAACN is seeking members to join the Ambulatory Care Nursing Leadership Structure Position Statement and Paper Task Force, a new initiative focused on defining and strengthening nursing leadership frameworks across ambulatory care settings.

Apply to the Advocacy Committee

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To address legislative issues, nurses must be aware of the power we have as respected professionals to influence health care policy. Our goal is to encourage nurses to take advantage of the power we have in numbers and influence to affect the shaping of healthcare policy and to become politically active in the legislative process.