P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Articles in Vol. 65, Issue 2, 2004
Vol. 65, Issue 2, 2004
- FORWARD: Policy Forum: The North Carolina Nursing WorkforceEugene W. Cochrane
- North Carolina Institute of Medicine Task Force on the North Carolina Nursing Workforce (2004)Cynthia M. FreundJoseph D. CrockerPam C. SilbermanKristie K. WeisnerGordon H. DeFriese
- Why is Nursing Important?Susan F. Pierce
- Employers and the Nursing Workforce: Seeking Local Solutions to a National ProblemJ. Luckey Welsh
- The Long-Term Care Nursing Workforce: Who Will Take Care of Our Rapidly Growing Aging Population?Polly Godwin Welsh
- Our Future Nursing Workforce: A Regulatory PerspectivePolly Johnson
- North Carolina’s Community College Commitment to Nursing EducationH. Martin Lancaster
- The University of North Carolina System and Nursing in North CarolinaGretchen M. BatailleAlan R. Mabe
- Private Colleges and University Nursing Programs in North CarolinaMary Champagne
- Are Hospital-Related Nursing Programs the Answer?Anita A. Brown
- How LPNs Can Be Part of the SolutionPatricia A. Beverage
- A Critical Need for a More Diverse Nursing WorkforceVirginia W. AdamsPatricia J. Price-Lea
- Developing an Adequate and High Quality Nurse Aide Workforce in North CarolinaSusan HarmuthJesse S. Goodman
- The North Carolina Area Health Education Centers’ Role in Addressing Nursing Workforce IssuesThomas J. BaconGail O. MazzoccoKaren D. Stallings
- Transitioning from School-to-Work: One Successful ModelCindy CravenTammi MengelMartha Barham
- Advanced Practice Registered Nurses: Current Problems and New SolutionsE. Harvey Estes
- North Carolina Center for Nursing and the Nursing WorkforceBrenda L. Cleary
- Mental Health ReformCharles L. Johnson
- Running the Numbers: A Periodic Feature to Inform North Carolina Healthcare Professionals About Current Topics in Health StatisticsKathleen Jones-Vessey
Johnson, Charles L. 2004. “Mental Health Reform.” North Carolina Medical Journal 65 (2): 117–117. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.65.2.117.