ANA urges governors and state leaders to fully engage in the state matching to access $75 million in new federal funding from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) dedicated to strengthening the long-term care nursing workforce.
The American Nurses Foundation (ANF) is pleased to announce Danielle Altares Sarik, PhD, APRN, CPNP-PC, FAAN, as the 2025 recipient of the prestigious Jeannine Rivet National Leadership Award.
These developments raise critical questions about the stability and independence of one of our nation’s most vital public health institutions. Public confidence in federal health guidance hinges on agencies that operate free from political interference and grounded solely in science and evidence-based practice.
The American Nurses Association proudly celebrates the appointment of Josephine Agyei, BSN, RN and Rebecca Graystone, PhD, MBA, NE-BC to influential roles with the International Council of Nurses
This year’s National Nurses Week reached unprecedented heights in honoring nurses across the country, lighting up both skylines and social media feeds with gratitude.
We are deeply concerned about the negative impacts of the bill that has just passed both houses of Congress and will soon go to the President’s desk for signature.
As Congress considers proposals that would significantly reduce federal support for Medicaid, the American Nurses Association is urging lawmakers to reflect not only on the policy implications but also on the real-world consequences for patients, providers, and communities across the country.
ANA leaders inspire and call for action at Membership Assembly
The Membership Assembly voted to elect leaders to serve on American Nurses Association Board of Directors and the Nominations and Elections Committee.
ANA leaders inspire and call for action at Membership Assembly
More than 500 nurses from 47 states, the District of Columbia, Gaum, and the U. S. Virgin Islands brought key issues to federal policymakers on June 26 for the American Nurses Association’s (ANA) Hill Day.
More than 500 nurses from across the country will gather on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. for the American Nurses Association 2025 Hill Day, urging Congress to reject proposed Medicaid funding cuts that threaten access to care for millions of Americans and support solutions that help address the nursing workforce crisis.
