Show Notes
Have you ever wondered how nurses can change the political landscape? In this episode of Today in Nursing Leadership, Bill Klaproth welcomes Katie Bloedau and Kimberly Gordon to discuss the necessity of nurses in political roles. Join us as we uncover the challenges and advantages of pursuing political office for nurses and how nursing expertise can bridge divides in our system.
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