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It’s #WorldHealthDay!
Today, we celebrate the work of nurses & midwives by showing our appreciation for their bravery, courage & resolve in the global #COVID19 response.
Tell us who your favourite nurse or midwife is 
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#SupportNursesAndMidwives 
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It's #WorldHealthDay!
All over the world nurses, midwives and all health workers are fighting day and night to keep us safe from the #coronavirus!
Take a minute today to say: #ThanksHealthHeroes!pic.twitter.com/IBEEfHuzz7
The #COVID19 pandemic underscores the urgent need to strengthen the global health workforce, of which more than 50% are nurses 
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On this #WorldHealthDay, WHO & @ICNurses @NursingNow2020 are launching the 1st ever State of the World’s Nursing Report: http://bit.ly/NursingReport2020 …pic.twitter.com/ha9BTNgOOB
According to State of the World’s Nursing Report:
Governments must invest in the massive acceleration of nursing education
6 million new nursing jobs must be created by 2030
Investments must be made in nurse leadership
http://bit.ly/NursingReport2020 …
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The world 
needs more #nurses!
The Report reveals a global shortage of 5.9 million nurses - with the greatest gaps found in Africa, Southeast Asia, Arab States and parts of Latin America.
http://bit.ly/NursingReport2020 …
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#SupportNursesAndMidwives: They are critical health workers. Investment in their education and training is vital to ensuring #HealthForAll.
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#SupportNursesAndMidwives:
Countries need to 
nursing graduates by 8% per year, along with improved ability to employ and retain them in the health system.
This would only cost 
10 per capita, per year.
http://bit.ly/NursingReport2020 …
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Did You Know
1 in 8 #nurses works in a country other than where they were born or trained
>80% of the world’s nurses work in countries that are home to 50% of the world’s population
90% of all nurses are female
More facts: http://bit.ly/NursingReport2020 …
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Nurses are at the frontline of battling pandemics like #COVID19.
On #WorldHealthDay and every day, let’s show our gratitude by doing our part and following public health advice from WHO and national health authorities: http://who.int/COVID-19
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#COVID19 underscores the critical (and often unmet) need for protective equipment for nurses/midwives, which enables them to safely provide care and reduce the rate of infection in emergency settings.
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Happy #WorldHealthDay!
Nurses and midwives are already advocates & innovators in their:
communities
clinics
hospitals
health care system
But they must be properly valued & represented in health leadership roles.
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#SupportNursesAndMidwives: Investing in nursing leadership is vital for strengthening the workforce as a whole. Without this countries cannot win the battle against pandemics, or achieve the #GlobalGoals & universal health coverage by 2030
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Nurses rely on masks, goggles, gowns & gloves to protect themselves from the #coronavirus.
On #WorldHealthDay , let’s reflect on what individual action we can take to support frontline health workers.pic.twitter.com/JOwmRXXkSw
To the nurses and midwives of the world:
Thank you for working round the clock to fight the #COVID19 pandemic.
Thank you for the difference you are making, every day and everywhere.
Happy #WorldHealthDay 2020, a day that we dedicate to YOU!
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