For the third year in a row, the American Nurses Association (ANA) has replaced Nurses Week with Nurses Month and has extended the theme ‘Nurses Make a Difference’ to “honor the varying roles of nurses and their positive impact on our lives”. The month-long celebration makes room for more gestures of appreciation and more opportunities to show the value nurses bring to our communities.
Nurses Month, which was expanded from Nurses Week starting in 2020, is a time to reward and recognize the hard work and dedication of our nation’s nurses throughout the year. These healthcare heroes have been especially tested throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, showing strength, grace, and compassion during the most difficult of times.
For the third year in a row, the American Nurses Association (ANA) has replaced Nurses Week with Nurses Month and has extended the theme ‘Nurses Make a Difference’ to “honor the varying roles of nurses and their positive impact on our lives”. The month-long celebration makes room for more gestures of appreciation and more opportunities to show the value nurses bring to our communities.
