The Future Vision of Nursing and Midwifery: Health Priorities & Leadership

Exploring the future vision of nursing and midwifery led by Susan Kent, Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, focusing on health priorities including healthy wellbeing, service reform, and more. Delve into the critical role of nurse and midwife leaders in shaping the healthcare landscape, emphasizing the importance of cultivating human capital and embracing knowledge workers in an information age.

• Nursing
• Midwifery
• Health Priorities
• Leadership
• Future Vision

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1. The Future Vision of Nursing and Midwifery. Susan Kent Deputy Chief Nursing Officer, Women s Health, Child Health and Welfare and Primary Care Services, Department of Health, susan_kent@health.gov.ie @susan_kent2 @midwivesirl

2. Chief Nursing Officers Office Dr Anne- Marie Ryan Dr Philippa Ryan Withero Susan Kent Dr Siobhan O Halloran

3. Health Priorities 4 Pillars Nurses and Midwives have an opportunity to engage and shape Future Health 1. Healthy and Wellbeing 2. Service reform 3. Structural reform 4. Financial reform

4. Involved in the following Chair of Health Sector Oversight Group for the HSE Implementation of the Children's First Guidelines Member of the National Child Health Steering Group. Member of the National Women's Strategy Member of the Logan report Group. Member of the National Group of Business and Human Rights. 5 CNO Nation approach to Population Health and, 5 CNO Nation approach to Intellectual Disability

5. Social Inclusion? Traveller / Roma Health Asylum seekers/refugees/migrants Homelessness Abortion Assisted Human Reproduction Domestic, sexual and gender based violence Female genital Mutilation AIDS/HIV Sexual Health LGBT Forced Marriage Human trafficking of people and organs Mental Health

6. Style of Leadership Becoming a leader is synonymous with becoming yourself Warren Bennis Critical acting Critical caring Critical thinking

7. All slides based upon evidence and provided on request

8. Leadership in Practice The desired future of nursing and midwifery doesn't just happen. Nurse and Midwife leaders create it Leaders most important functions is to cultivate the human capital of their organisation Nurses are knowledge workers in an information age. Knowledge workers respond to inspiration not supervision

9. Glocalization Thinking Globally but acting locally

10. National Approach

11. Local Approach

12. What is community nursing and midwifery Midwife Registered Psychiatric Nurse Registered General &/ Children s Nurse Registered Nurse in Intellectual Disability Public Health Nurse

14. What do you think is needed to meet demand CNS/CMS ANP/AMP Normalised access to local Mental Health services. Shared the Knowledge. Involvement in policy development. Body of Knowledge from practice. Anticipation of need.

15. THE FUTURE We Have Two Choices (1) Predict the Future -or- (2) Invent the Future Which sounds better?

16. Thank you