In the areas of advocacy and influencing, nurses play a key role by making their voices heard and standing up for others. Thanks to their influencing skills, nurses can communicate effectively, collaborate with others, and exert a positive influence on healthcare decisions.

The competency in patient advocacy ensures that nurses always put the patient first. They protect patients’ rights, represent their needs, and provide support to ensure safe, respectful, and person-centered care.

Together, these competencies empower nurses to make a meaningful difference, both for individual patients and within the broader healthcare system.

Discover inspiring ways to strengthen these competencies and potentially bridge gaps within the nursing education program.

Simulation cases

Practice in realistic care situations and strengthen your clinical reasoning and clinical leadership. Learn to act confidently and purposefully in complex moments.

Between waiting and taking initiative.pdf

ERA+ Clinical Leadership in Nursing Education

Communication teaching materials

Develop strong communication skills that are essential for clinical leadership and high-quality collaboration. 

I am worried.pdf

ERA+ Clinical Leadership in Nursing Education

Between understanding and limiting.pdf

ERA+ Clinical Leadership in Nursing Education