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Visualizing data can be bland. It’s why I love well-designed infographics. Here’s a media campaign using an infographic just released by The American Public Health Association (APHA) How Public Health fights HIV/AIDS. The APHA wants to communicate to the public the impact that the sequestration budget cuts are having on public health. that I think

This form of digital media is visually pleasing, instantly understandable and makes the data powerful. We need more effective media-based public health campaigns like this.

Barbara Glickstein, RN, MPH, MS co-director CHMP

July 1, 2013

author: Editorial Staff

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Visualizing data can be bland. It's why

Media Engagement, Policy

Student Nurse leader on legislation and policy matters

Tonight’s Healthstyles radio show on WBAI (99.5 FM, www.wbai.org) at 11:00 PM is an interview conducted by co-host Barbara Glickstein while attending the International Congress of Nurses in Melbourne, Australia. Hear what Jesse Kennedy, the President of the National Students Nurses Association (NSNA), has to say about his path from the world of construction as a contractor building homes to a nursing student who recently graduated from Lane Community College, in Eugene, Oregon.

He also shares the issues and concerns that students of nursing share today. You can see by this tweet I got this morning from him that policy and activism in on the agenda and in action by nursing students all over the country.

Join ANA’s Virtual Lobby Day! http://www.rnaction.org/site/Survey?SURVEY_ID=3980&ACTION_REQUIRED=URI_ACTION_USER_REQUESTS&ct=1 … #RNAaction @NSNAinc @ForeverNursing @OregonSNA @BGlickstein