International Perspective on Health Human Resources

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Published: February 2, 2010 | By Robert Fraser

Posted in: Leadership, NursingIdeas.tv

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Judith Oulton

Frances Bloomberg International Distinguished Visiting Professor - University of Toronto

Sitting down with Judith Oulton, the former CEO of the Internaitonal Council of Nurses. We talk about her experience and how she came to the role and her current work on global health human resources. She is an incredible nursing leader and this interview provides sage advice like on international like taking "the right attidue & an understanding that you gain so much as well."

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  • Judith Oulton: How are you finding your clinical experience? Where are you and what can we do to help improve your clinical experience?
  • Robert Fraser: Have you ever done international work, before or after being nursing school? Where and what was it and how has it impacted your nursing career?

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International Perspective on Health Human Resources. (2010, June 6). In Nursing Ideas. Retrieved 15:39, September 10, 2010, from http://nursingideas.ca/2010/02/judith-oulton-international-nursing-leadership-and-perspectives-on-health-human-resources/
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  • http://intensedebate.com/profiles/kalanna kalanna

    Hey Robert!

    Always enjoy the talks, but wanted to share that I often miss the video since I listen to and from work on my ipod. The video is a way bigger download as well. Have you thought of an audio only feed? Thanks!

  • http://www.robertfraser.ca @rdjfraser

    Thanks for the comment, nice to know there are people listening and watching. I have thought about it, my only challenge is the hosting part, I've always liked using Blip.tv/viddler because they host the video. I will definitely consider what you said, because I do want it make it more accessible.

    Any other thoughts?

  • http://intensedebate.com/profiles/kalanna kalanna

    Not yet, but I'll keep ya posted. And no worries, I'll be listening no matter what. ;)

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