Nursing While Marginalized - Online Course

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This course is available for FREE to Sigma Members.

Nurses across the world experience marginalization through gender, sexual orientation, age, race, religion, and disability. Social justice offers benefits to the nursing profession. Nurses are weathered from discrimination due to marginalization arising from social injustices. Professor Moorley discusses the protection of nurses from international organizations using a social justice framework.

This course will retire after 7th July 2025.

Learning Outcomes:

Participants will be able to describe one new concept related to nursing in the global setting

Author Bio:

Calvin Moorley, PhD, RN
Dr. Moorley is a Senior Lecturer in adult nursing and has an academic background in public health and health promotion. He is a registered nurse (Adult) and practices in intensive care therapy. His research focuses on the interplay of gender, culture ethnicity, and health. He is also holder of the Mary Seacole Award for Leadership in Nursing.

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