Coalitions

ANSR (Americans for Nursing Shortage Relief)

• 2007 ANSR Consensus Document
• 2004 ANSR Consensus Document, which outlines a comprehensive approach to dealing with the nursing shortage beyond an increase in Title VIII funding
• AONE Joins Efforts to Urge Nurse Funding
• AONE, ANSR Thank Sens. Mikulski and Collins for their leadership in sponsoring an amendment to increase the FY 2004 funding for the Nurse Reinvestment Act and other nursing workforce programs
• AONE, ANSR Honor the Nurses Who Promote, Preserve and Protect the Health of the Nation
• 2003 Consensus Issues Document
• AONE, ANSR announce support for Harkin-Stevens Nursing Legislation
• AONE, ANSR thank Congress for their support of the Nurse Reinvestment Act
• AONE, ANSR send letter of support of Nurse Reinvestment Act
• ANSR Requests a meeting with HHS Secretary Thompson on the nursing shortage
• Consensus Issues

NAHIT

• AONE Endorses the National Alliance for Health Information Technology’s Definition of Interoperability

Nurse Reinvestment Act Coalition

• Coalition sends letter to every member of Congress regarding funding of the Nurse Reinvestment Act for FY03 (Senate version)
• Letter to Congress seeking appropriations for the Nurse Reinvestment Act

The Nursing Community

• November 2003 Meeting Agenda
• August 2003 Meeting Minutes
• April 2003 Meeting Minutes
• Talking Points: Bridging the Gap - FY 2004 Appropriations

Tri-Council for Nursing

• Tri-Council Letter to Honorable Tom Harkin re: Nursing Shortage
• Tri-Council Letter to Honorable Arlen Specter re: Nursing Shortage
• Tri-Council Letter on FY 2008 Title VIII Nursing Education Fund
• Tri-Council Letter on FY 2007 Title VIII Nursing Education Fund 
• Tri-Council Letter on FY 2006 Title VIII Nursing Education Fund
• Tri-Council Letter on FY 2005 Title VIII Nursing Education Fund

NPEC (Nursing Practice and Education Consortium)

• Vision 2020 for Nursing

Misc/Archive

• AONE, Others urge conferees to cede to the overall funding level of $163 million for Title VIII
• AONE, Others send letters requesting a funding level for Title VIII Nurse Education programs of at least $175 million (Senate Version)