Resources for Nurses in an Election Year.

Am J Nurs

Lori M. Hardie is manager of simulation at Franciscan Health in Indianapolis, IN, and Tracy A. Ortelli is executive vice president of postlicensure nursing at Galen College of Nursing in Louisville, KY. She also coordinates Nursing Resources. Contact author: Lori M. Hardie,

Published: October 2020

The profession is primed to influence policy at all levels.

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