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Alisha Cornell, DNP, RN

About Alisha

Alisha Cornell is an experienced nurse leader, clinical consultant, and nurse informaticist, who understands the role of executive nurse leaders as well as the impact of healthcare on the lives of nurses. Her combination of formal education and lived experiences provides a platform of inspiring others through self-awareness and a purpose-driven life. She is a strong advocate for improving self-care among nurses, equal access to healthcare in underserved populations, and improving community health education concerning mental health and social determinants of health.

Understanding Nurses Experiencing Moral Injury

By Alisha Cornell

While moral injury is not a new issue in healthcare, the COVID-19 pandemic increased challenges for nurses.

Prioritizing Mental Health and Self-Care for Nurses

By Alisha Cornell

Self-care for nurses is paramount, as data suggests that American healthcare workers are experiencing greater mental health impacts yet to be understood and managed.

Tumultuous Times Helped Me Find My Path to Nursing

By Alisha Cornell

Reflecting on my path to nursing is often difficult for me. My story is unique and different, but it shows my ambition and drive to do something impactful.

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