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Established
in 1965, the mission of the Breakthrough to Nursing (BTN) project is to
organize, represent, and mentor students preparing for initial licensure
as registered nurses, as well as those nurses enrolled in baccalaureate
completion programs, in becoming practitioners sensitive to the cultural
diversity that exists in our society. The project promotes the development
of the skills needed to be responsible, accountable members of the nursing
profession who respect the differences and similarities between people,
advocates high quality care, utilizing the principles of transcultural
nursing, and facilitates the development of peer support systems, which
enhance recruitment and retention within the nursing profession.
Breakthrough to Nursing Committee
Carylin M. Holsey, Chair
Hershaw Davis, Jr.
Alison Faust
Theme: Igniting Dreams: Providing the momentum to reach new heights and empowering success
Goals for 2009-2010:
- Produce an activity blueprint at MidYear that can be customized by individual states and schools to promote Breakthrough to Nursing (BTN)
- Publish a column in each issue of Imprint updating students on BTN
- Support 2009 NSNA Resolution 6: In Support of Including Global Health in the Nursing Curriculum
- Promote global health in nursing students
Memos
- Fall 2009 Memo
- Summer 2009 Memo
BTN Seminar Presentation during the Annual Convention – Men in Nursing
BTN Seminar Presentation during NSNA MidYear Conference
Memos
from the Immediate-Past BTN Chair
- Spring 2009 Memo
- Winter 2009 Memo
- Fall 2008 Memo
- Summer 2008 Memo
Earn
academic credit for participating in NSNA Breakthrough to Nursing projects.
BTN
Program Guidelines Booklet
BTN Columns Imprint 2009
BTN Columns Imprint 2008
BTN Columns Imprint 2006-2007
BTN Columns Imprint 2005 - 2006
BTN Columns Imprint 2004 - 2005
BTN 40th Anniversary Features
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