Nursing advocacy groups are important because they: - Advocate for Nurses: They represent the interests of nurses in various forums, including legislative bodies, healthcare organizations, and the public. - Promote Professional Development: They offer resources, continuing education opportunities, and networking events to help nurses advance their careers. - Influence Healthcare Policy: Through lobbying and other advocacy efforts, they work to shape policies that affect healthcare delivery and the nursing profession. - Ensure Patient Safety and Rights: They advocate for policies and practices that promote patient safety and protect patient rights.
