How Health Care System Has Rendered The System Unprepared...

Changes in health care system have rendered the system unprepared to support new demands. The current system is not set up to support the evolving needs .To address these changes and to meet the demands of a changing health care system, the Institute of Medicine (IOM), working in collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, released a report entitled The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health, to respond to the need to assess and transform the nursing profession. Recommendations in the report advocate for major changes in the education and practice of nursing in the United States. This essay discusses the impact of Institute of Medicine’s report on nursing education, nursing practice, nursing role as a leader, and ways in which nurses and educators can help promote expectations.. 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