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E. Joyce Gould Nursing and Politics Collection

E. Joyce Gould is a political nursing activist who after receiving her degrees from The Kings College (1965), Columbia University (1968) and University of Pennsylvania (1979) went on to a very dynamic lobbying career for nurses. She worked for organizations such as CAMcare Health Corporation, United Home Health Services, New York State Nurses Association, and Citizens Action of New York. Gould was also affiliated with the Pennsylvania Nurses Association and the American Nurses Association. Her career included education presentations and papers, lobbying programs, and political research. The collection contains papers and presentations from her professional career and professional associations, as well as campaign ephemera from her years lobbying, spanning 1968-2007.

 

Finding Aid for the E. Joyce Gould Nursing and Politics Collection   (MC67)

Compiled by Alexandra Bernat, Archival Intern January 25, 2012
in partial fulfillment of the MSIS degree, SUNY Albany

 

VOLUME: 10.1 cubic feet
ACQUISITION: E. Joyce Gould donated the items in this collection to the Bellevue Alumnae Center for Nursing History, Foundation of the New York State Nurses Association on February 23, 2011.
ACCESS: This collection is open to the public by appointment.
COPYRIGHT: Please consult the repository for information about duplication or publishing of any materials from this collection.
PREFERRED
CITATION:		 E. Joyce Gould Nursing and Politics Collection (MC67), Bellevue Alumnae Center for Nursing History, Foundation of New York State Nurses, Guilderland, NY

Table of Contents

Biographical Sketch

E. Joyce Gould received her Associate of Arts in Pre-nursing from King’s College in 1965. She then went on to get her Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Columbia University in 1968. Later, she received her Masters of Science in Nursing with a concentration in community health nursing and teaching from the University of Pennsylvania in 1979. Yet, Gould would probably say that her learning never stopped. She was constantly reading and challenging herself to become an effective nursing activist. Her education started her in the community health services; however, her need for social justice would lead her to activism on behalf of the nurses she worked with.

While Gould’s nursing career is dappled with clinical experience she was constantly moving toward policy and activism. Her records start with her involvement in Home Care Services, CAMcare Health Services, and United Home Health Services. She was a Liaison Public Health Coordinator, a Director of Patient Services, an Assistant Administrator for Clinical Services, and finally Vice President. Her ambition can clearly be seen over the ten years she worked in the field of clinical and traveling nursing. During this time she advocated for staffing, quality assurance, and homogenized nursing practices. She even delved into lobbying at this point.

Her activism found its place later on at the New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) where she became the Director of the Legislative Program. She created several manuals on lobbying, the Nurse Practice Act, and the NYS Democratic Committee Campaign. One of her campaigns focused on the nursing shortage referred to as the “band aid campaign.” She was also very focused on licensure during the Department of Health’s movement to loosen restrictions.

Later on Gould became the Health Care Project Director at citizens Action of New York. She moved back toward her community nursing/public nursing roots. She worked on health care, social insurance programs, financial privacy, and tax policy. Gould was constantly learning new ways to push her lobbying into the public domain by learning new skills, such as how to make a press release concise enough for the newspapers to cover it and for the public to understand.

Not only was Gould involved in the realm of politics and nursing in her career, but also in her professional associations. Gould was a member of the American Nurses Association (ANA) and the Pennsylvania Nurses Association (PNA). As part of the PNA Gould also worked on, and helped establish, the Politically Responsible Nurses (a Political Action Committee of the PNA) and the Pennsylvania Political Nursing Network.

As part of her affiliation with her differing administrative and associational organizations, Gould became a teacher to fellow nurses on politics, activism, and nursing. Gould published in the field of politics and nursing over thirty times and gave over 140 presentations on the subject. She was also a Nursing and Politics and Community Health Nursing Consultant. Gould has had a very full and accomplished career in politics and nursing for over three decades.

Scope and Contents Notes

This collection includes professional papers and ephemera from E. Joyce Gould’s political nursing activist career spanning 1968-2007. The collection consists of papers from Gould’s time at United Home Health Services, CAMcare Health Corporation (Camden, NJ), the New York State Nurses Association, and several more. The papers include handbooks, pamphlets, foundational records, newspaper articles, memos, professional letters, etc.

The collection also includes a large series of presentations. Gould was not only an activist, but also an educator. She would take her experiences and create presentations to educate nurses in politics. The collection includes the notes from these presentations, as well as the overhead slides.

E. Joyce Gould’s collection had a vast collection of books associated with it that shaped her understanding of politics and nursing. Along with the books are awards for Gould’s various accomplishments within the arena of nursing activism.

Last, a large part of the collection consists of ephemera from Gould’s lobbying and nursing career. There are campaign pins, hats, shirts, sweaters and tote bags. Also, the collection contains Gould’s student nursing uniform from Columbia University, School of Nursing, including several caps, and a visiting nurse’s bag.

Series Descriptions

Series 1: Education (1965-1981)
This series contains four subseries. The first two are from Gould’s Bachelors and Masters programs: Columbia University, School of Nursing (1965-1968) and University of Pennsylvania (1970s to 1980s). These collections include handouts and school papers. The third subseries is from a class taken at the Wharton Business School on Financing Personal Health Care Systems (1979). The papers consist of notes, handouts, journal articles and school papers. The last subseries is Self-Education and consists mostly of journal articles on politics and nursing.
Series 2: Professional Career (1979-2007)
This series includes five subseries. The first three are from Gould’s time working for organizations that either ran clinics for the poor and uninsured, or worked on programs for home nursing. The three organizations are: Home Care Services, CAMcare Health Corporation, and United Home Health Services. The papers include: information on lobbying, handbooks on nursing models and education plans, manuals on program evaluations, standards of nursing care, etc. Most of these records came from Gould’s informational binders. The fourth subseries is Gould’s records from the New York State Nurses Association including: lobbying information, nurse practice act manual, Legislative District Coordinator Manual, and several years of licensure literature. The last collection is from Gould’s time at Citizens Action of New York, the collection contains press releases, journal articles, promotional information, and correspondence.
Series 3: Research (1979-2000)
This series contains three subseries: Nursing and Politics, Political Action, and Women and Politics. The papers are journal articles, photocopied books, and pamphlets that Gould used for research purposes. The research spans from 1979 to 2000.
Series 4: Personal Political Involvement (1984)
This series consists of one folder from Gould’s attempt to run for a political office. It has correspondence, campaign information, and campaign advertisements.
Series 5: Professional Associations (1980-1995)
This series contains five subseries: the Pennsylvania Cancer Control Advisory Board, Politically Responsible Nurses, Pennsylvania’s Political Nursing Network, Pennsylvania Nurses Association, and American Nurses Association. The subseries include correspondence, workbooks, pamphlets, publications, and in some cases foundational materials.
Series 6: Presentations (1979-2007)
This series consists of four subseries: United Home Health Services, Slides, Presentations, and Research Materials. The United Home Health Services subseries includes notes and slides from the presentations Gould did while part of that organization. The Slide subseries contains (outside of the United Home Health Services) all the slides that correspond with Gould’s many presentations over the course of her career. The subseries of Presentations contains the notes from her presentations from 1979-2007. The last subseries entitled Research Materials consists of journal articles and web articles used while compiling these presentations.
Series 7: Awards (1981-2000)
This series contains plaques, certificates, a medal, a commemorative plate, and even videotape from the many awards Gould received over her career. There are also corresponding papers of award and congratulation for several of the awards.
Series 8: Books
This series contains books that cover state government, public health issues and policy, importance of nursing, American political system, nursing books on politics, and several more that helped shape Gould’s political nursing activist career.
Series 9: Politics and Nursing Ephemera (1979-2007)
This series contains ephemera from Gould’s home nursing career including a uniform and a Public Health Nurse’s bag. There are also several t-shirt, sweaters, hats, and tote bags that have slogans from various nursing lobbying campaigns. Last, there are just shy of a 150 political buttons from endorsements of senators, presidents and pro-nursing legislation.

Box and Folder List

Series 1: Education (1965-1981)

Box 1 (1.0 Cubic Feet)
Folder:

Subseries: Undergraduate

  1. Columbia University, School of Nursing (1965-1968)

Subseries: Graduate Studies

  1. Subseries: Undergraduate

    thingy two

  2. University of Pennsylvania (1970s to 1980s) [2 of 2]

Subseries: Wharton Business School

  1. Financing Personal Health Care Systems (1979) [1 of 3]
  2. Financing Personal Health Care Systems (1979) [2 of 3]
  3. Financing Personal Health Care Systems (1979) [2 of 3]

Subseries: Self-Education

  1. Becoming an Effective Political Nurse Activist (1978-1981) [1 of 2]
  2. Becoming an Effective Political Nurse Activist (1978-1981) [2 of 2]

Series 2: Professional Career

Subseries: Home Care Services

  1. Lobbying and Political Action

Subseries: CAMcare Health Corporation

  • Principles of Nursing Practice (~1981-82)
  • Camden Nursing Network (CANN)
  • Nursing Models [1 of 3]
  • Nursing Models [2 of 3]
  • Nursing Models [3 of 3]
  • Position Evaluation Manual
  • Job Description Information
  • Health Education Plan [1 of 2]
  • Health Education Plan [2 of 2]
  • Prolixin Clinic Staffing Proposal (1982) [1 of 2]
  • Prolixin Clinic Staffing Proposal (1982) [2 of 2]
  • Primary Care: What is it? [1 of 2]
  • Primary Care: What is it? [2 of 2]
  • Quality Assurance Manual [1 of 5]
  • Quality Assurance Manual [2 of 5]
  • Quality Assurance Manual [3 of 5]
  • Quality Assurance Manual [4 of 5]
  • Quality Assurance Manual [5 of 5]
  • Lobbying in New Jersey
  • Lobbying in New Jersey: A Handbook

Subseries: United Home Health Services

  • Job Description and Evaluation Forms
  • Nurses Orientation Packet
  • Proposals and Evaluations (1985-1987)
  • Program Evaluations (1985-1987) [1 of 2]
  • Program Evaluations (1985-1987) [2 of 2]
  • Long Term Care Hearing (1987) [1of 2]
  • Long Term Care Hearing (1987) [2 of 2]
  • Standard Nursing Care Plans
  • Psychiatric Nursing Issues
  • Continuing Education University of Pennsylvania SON

Subseries: New York State Nurses Association

  1. Endorsement of Ferraro (1992)
  2. Tea Party Invite (Fundraising)
  3. Politics and Nursing Presentations
  4. “NY Nurses for Gore” Activist Kit (2000)

Series 2: Professional Career

Box 2 (1.0 Cubic Feet)
Folder:

  1. Self Study Packet for NYSNA Legislative Program (1990)
  2. New Style of Lobbying Packet (1995-1998) [1 of 2]
  3. New Style of Lobbying Packet (1995-1998) [2 of 2]
  4. Miscellaneous NYSNA Materials
  5. Legislative District Coordinator (LDC) Manual [1 of 2]
  6. Legislative District Coordinator (LDC) Manual [2 of 2]
  7. Political Action Committees: Endorsement Criteria and process(1992)
  8. Lobbying Campaign for Nursing Shortage (1989-1990) [1 of 4]
  9. Lobbying Campaign for Nursing Shortage (1989-1990) [2 of 4]
  10. Lobbying Campaign for Nursing Shortage (1989-1990)[3 of 4]
  11. Lobbying Campaign for Nursing Shortage (1989-1990)[4 of 4]
  12. To-do List for NYSNA (1999) [1 of 2]
  13. To-do List for NYSNA (1999) [2 of 2]
  14. Nurse Practice Act Binder [1 of 4]
  15. Nurse Practice Act Binder [2 of 4]
  16. Nurse Practice Act Binder [3 of 4]
  17. Nurse Practice Act Binder [4 of 4]
  18. National Women’s Education Fund [1 of 2]
  19. National Women’s Education Fund [2 of 2]
  20. NYS Democratic Committee Campaign Manual (1999)[1 of 3]
  21. NYS Democratic Committee Campaign Manual (1999)[2 of 3]
  22. NYS Democratic Committee Campaign Manual (1999)[3 of 3]
  23. Literature on Licensure (1970s)
  24. Literature on Licensure (1980) [1 of 2]
  25. Literature on Licensure (1980) [2 of 2]
  26. Literature on Licensure (1981-1984)
  27. Literature on Licensure (1986-1988)
  28. Literature on Licensure (1989) [1 of 2]
  29. Literature on Licensure (1989) [2 of 2]
  30. Literature on Licensure (1990) [1 of 2]
  31. Literature on Licensure (1990) [2 of 2]
  32. Literature on Licensure (1991) [1 of 2]
  33. Literature on Licensure (1991) [2 of 2]
  34. Literature on Licensure (1992 and 1995)
  35. Literature on Licensure (1996-2005)
  36. National Women’s Political Caucus (1993)
  37. “The National Women’s Political Caucus: Guide to Winning in the 1990’s”

Box 3 (1.0 Cubic Feet)

Subseries: Citizens Action of New York (CANY)

Folder:

  1. CANY (2000)
  2. CANY (2001) [1 of 3]
  3. CANY (2001) [2 of 3]
  4. CANY (2001) [3 of 3]
  5. CANY (2002) [1 of 2]
  6. CANY (2002) [2 of 2]
  7. CANY (2003)
  8. CANY (2004) [1 of 2]
  9. CANY (2004) [2 of 2]
  10. CANY (2005) [1 of 4]
  11. CANY (2005) [2 of 4]
  12. CANY (2005) [3 of 4]
  13. CANY (2005) [4 of 4]
  14. CANY (2006) [1 of 5]
  15. CANY (2006) [2 of 5]
  16. CANY (2006) [3 of 5]
  17. CANY (2006) [4 of 5]
  18. CANY (2006) [5 of 5]
  19. CANY (2007) [1 of 3]
  20. CANY (2007) [2 of 3]
  21. CANY (2007) [3 of 3]

Series 3: Research

  1. Nursing and Politics (1979-1989)
  2. Nursing and Politics (1990-1999)
  3. Nursing and Politics (2000-unknown)

Subseries: Political Action

  1. Political Action (unknown years and 1970s)
  2. Political Action (1981-1982)
  3. Political Action (1983-1984)
  4. Political Action (1985-1999)

Subseries: Women and Politics

  1. Women and Politics (1981-1996)

Series 4: Personal Political Involvement

  1. Philadelphia Democratic Party Election (1984)

Series 5: Professional Associations (1980-1995)

Box 4 (1.0 Cubic Feet)

Subseries: Pennsylvania Cancer Control Advisory Board

Folder:

  1. PA Cancer Control Advisory Board (1980)
  2. PA Cancer Control Advisory Board (1981)
  3. PA Cancer Control Advisory Board (1982) [1 of 2]
  4. PA Cancer Control Advisory Board (1982) [2 of 2]
  5. PA Cancer Control Advisory Board (1983)
  6. PA Cancer Control Advisory Board (1984)
  7. PA Cancer Control Advisory Board (1985)

Subseries: Politically Responsible Nurses- PAC-PNA

  1. Organizational Information
  2. PRN (1982)
  3. PRN (1983)
  4. PRN (1984)
  5. PRN (1988)

Subseries: Pennsylvania’s Political Nursing Network (PPNN)

  1. PPNN (1984)
  2. PPNN (1985)
  3. PPNN (1987)
  4. PPNN (1988)

Subseries: Pennsylvania Nurses Association (PNA)

  1. Legislative Day (1981)
  2. Legislative Day (1982)
  3. Legislative Day (1983)
  4. Legislative Day (1985)
  5. Legislative Day (1986)
  6. Legislative Day (1987)
  7. PNA (1980) [1 of 2]
  8. PNA (1980) [2 of 2]
  9. PNA (1981-1982) [1 of 2]
  10. PNA (1981-1982) [2 of 2]
  11. PNA (1983)
  12. PNA (1984)
  13. PNA (1985-1986)
  14. PNA (1987-1988)

Subseries: American Nurses Association (ANA)

  1. ANA Political Workbook [1 of 2]
  2. ANA Political Workbook [2 of 2]
  3. ANA Community Nursing Centers (1983– )
  4. Publication: Reimbursement for Nursing Services
  5. Publication: Success and Challenges in the Federal Legislative Arena
  6. Publication: Legislative & Regulatory Initiatives for the 105th Congress
  7. Publication: Legislative & Regulatory Initiatives for the 106th Congress
  8. Publications: The Grassroots Lobbying Handbook
  9. ANA (1981)
  10. ANA (1982) [1 of 2]
  11. ANA (1982) [2 of 2]
  12. ANA (1983)
  13. ANA (1984)
  14. ANA (1985-1995)

Series 6: Presentations

Box 5 (1.0 Cubic Feet)
Folder:

United Home Health Services

  1. Program Evaluation
  2. Working Within the Regulatory System for Home Care (1984)
  3. Patterns of Care Analysis (1986) [1 of 2]
  4. Patterns of Care Analysis (1986) [2 of 2]
  5. Nurse-Pharmacist Collaboration in Home Care (1986)
  6. Legal Aspects of Patient counseling (1987)
  7. Assessment and Community Referral for Patients at Home (1987)

Subseries: Slides

  1. Lobbying and political Action: Nursing Interventions
  2. Letter Writing Guidelines Transparencies
  3. Biography of a Bill
  4. Politics Allocation of Scarce Resources
  5. Networking
  6. Third Party Reimbursement
  7. PPNN: Pennsylvania’s Political Nursing Network

Subseries: Presentations 1979-2007

  1. Presentations (1979-1982)
  2. Presentations (1983)
  3. Presentations (1984)
  4. Presentations (1985)
  5. Presentations (1986)
  6. Presentations (1987-1989)
  7. Presentations (1990-1991)
  8. Presentations (1992-1998)
  9. Presentations (2001)
  10. Presentations (2002)
  11. Presentations (2003-2004)
  12. Presentations (2005)
  13. Presentations (2006-2007) [1 of 2]
  14. Presentations (2006-2007) [2 of 2]

Subseries: Research Materials

  1. Research Materials (1979-2007) [1 of 2]
  2. Research Materials (1979-2007) [2 of 2]

Series 7: Awards

Box 6 (1.0 Cubic Feet)
Folder:

  1. Appointed Member of Pennsylvania Cancer Control [Plaque] (1981)
  2. PNA Legislative Award (1985) [1 of 2]
  3. PNA Legislative Award (1985) [2 of 2]
  4. PNA Honorary Recognition Award [Plaque] (1987)
  5. Society for Nursing Professionals: Who’s Who in American Nursing [Plaque] (1988-1989)
  6. Nurse of Distinction- Advisory Committee [Commemorative Plate](1989)
  7. District 5 NYSNA Award (1987) [1 of 2]
  8. District 5 NYSNA Award (1987) [2 of 2]
  9. Columbia University Distinguished Alumni Award (1996) [1 of 2]
  10. Columbia University Distinguished Alumni Award [Plaque] (1996)[2 of 2]
  11. ANA Barbara Thoman Curtis Award (2000) [1 of 4]
  12. ANA Barbara Thoman Curtis Award [Plaque] (2000) [2 of 4]
  13. ANA Barbara Thoman Curtis Award [Medal] (2000) [3 of 4]
  14. ANA Barbara Thoman Curtis Award [Tape] (2000) [4 of 4]

Note: Gould’s 1992 Nurse of Distinction Award from Senator Lombardi [SEE Oversized Box 12]

Series 8: Books

Box 7 (1.0 Cubic Feet)
 

  • Alberti, Robert E., & Emmons, Michael L. Your Perfect Right: A Guideto Assertive Behavior. California: IMPACT, 1974.
  • Alderson, George & Sentman, Everett. How You Can Influence Congress: The Complete Handbook for the Citizen Lobbyist. New York: E.P. Dutton, 1979.
  • American Academy of Nursing. From Accommodation to Self Determination: Nursing’s Role in the Development of Health Care Policy. American Nurses’ Association, 1982.
  • American Academy of Nursing. The Impact of Changing Resources on Health Policy. America Nurses’ Association, 1981.
  • Archer, Sarah E., & Goehner, Patricia A. Nurses: A Political Force. California: Wadsworth Health Sciences Division, 1982.
  • Blissett, Marlan. Politics in Science. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1972.
  • Dolbeare, Kenneth M., & Edelman, Murray J. American Politics: Policies Power & Change (2nd ed.). Massachusetts: D.C. Health and Company, 1974.
  • Fluno, Robert Y. The Democratic Community: Governmental Practices and Purposes. New York: Dodd, Mead & Company, 1971.
  • Goldwater, Marilyn & Zusy, Mary Jan Lloyd. Prescription for Nurses: Effective Political Action. Philadelphia: The C.V. Mosby Company, 1990.
  • Gordon, Suzanne. Life Support: Three Nurses on the Front Lines. Boston: Little, Brown and Company.
  • Hoffman, Lily M. The Politics of Knowledge: Activist Movements in Medicine and Planning. State University of New York Press, 1997.
  • Kalisch, Beatric J., & Kalisch, Philip A. Politics of Nursing. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Company, 1982.
  • Mason, Diana J., Talbott, Susan W., & Leavitt, Judith K. Policy and Politics for Nurses: Action and Change in the Workplace, Government, Organizations and Community (2nd ed.). Philadelphia: W.B. Saunders Company, 1993.
  • Mason, Diana J., & Talbott, Susan W. (Eds.). Political Action Handbook for Nurses: Changing the Workplace, Government, Organizations, and Community. California: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1985.
  • Mitchell, William C. The American Polity: A Social and Cultural Interpretation. New York: The Free Press, 1970.
  • Morgan, Richard E., & Connor, James E. (Eds.). The American PoliticalSystem: Introductory Readings. New York: Harcourt Brace Javanovich, Inc, 1971.
  • New York State Assembly Intern Committee. Guide To The New York State Legislature (2nd ed.), 1998.
  • Pennsylvania House of Representatives (Publication), undated.
  • Philip R. Lee, & Estes, Carroll L. The Nation’s Health (3rd ed.). Boston: Jones and Barlett Publishers, 1990.
  • Puetz, Belinda E. Networking for Nurses. Maryland: An Aspen Publication, 1983.
  • Redman, Eric. (1973). The Dance of Legislation. New York: Simon and Schuster.
  • Senate of Pennsylvania. ABC’s of Pennsylvania Government. Compiled by Mark Gruell, Jr. Secretary of the Senate (Revised 1976).
  • The Senate of Pennsylvania (Publication)
  • Solomon, Sally B., & Roe, Susan C. Key Concepts in Public Policy: Student Workbook. New York National League for Nursing, 1986.
  • Solomon, Sally B., & Roe, Susan C. (Eds.). Integrating Public Policy into the Curriculum. New York: National League for Nursing, 1986.
  • Stanhope, Marcia. Politics: The Nurse and the Health Care Consumer. New York: National League for Nursing, 1979.
  • Wieczorek, Rita Reis (Ed.). Power, Politics, and Policy in Nursing. New York: Springer Publishing Company, 1985.
  • Policy, Politics & Nursing Practice. 1(1). Sage Publications, Inc, 2000.

Series 9: Politics and Nursing Ephemera

Box 8 (1.0 Cubic Feet)
 

  • Public Health Nurse Go-bag (Visiting Nurses Bag)
  • 4 Nurses Caps
Box 9 (0.5 Cubic Feet)
 

  • Campaign Hat (with buttons)
  • “A women knows how to run a house” T-Shirt
  • “Nurses belong in the house … and the Senate” Tote bag
  • Mary Eileen Callan, State Senate T-Shirt
  • Mary Eileen Callan, County Legislature T-Shirt
  • ANA Registered Nurse-Registered voter T-Shirt
  • NYSNA “On Election Day and Every Day RNs Care” Tote bag
  • Nurse of Distinction Tote bag and pin
  • “Every Patient Deserves and RN Not An Imitation” NYSNA bag, pin, t-shirt, and sweatshirt
Box 10 (0.4 Cubic Feet)
 

  • 14 Political Nursing Tote-bags
Box 11 (0.2 Cubic Feet)
 

  • Columbia Univeristy Student Nurse’s Uniform including:
  • Dress (1)
  • Apron (3)
  • Bib (2)
  • Sleeve cuffs (detachable) (2)
  • Collar (detachable) (3)
Oversized Box 12 (1.0 Cubic Feet)
Folder:

  1. Mated Newspaper Clipping from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper “Pennsylvania Scene at the Blockley Training School for nurses, Philadelphia a demonstrative lecture on the use of bandages.”
  2. Citation from Senator Tarky Lombardi, Jr. “Nurse of Distinction” (1992)

Items on Shelf:

    16 X 16 X 8½ Wooden Box (with four trays and lid) of Political Campaign Pins

RELATED COLLECTIONS (as cited by Gould)

  • See NYSNA Legislative Program archives
  • See NYSNA archives for the many lobbying packets created starting in 1989
  • See NYSNA archives for more information about the legislative District Coordinators network.
  • See NYSNA archives for details about what NYSNA’s political action committee did regarding endorsement criteria and procedure
  • NYSNA’s archival records at the Foundation of the NYS nurses
  • See NYSNA files for much more detailed on how ANA and NYSNA were involved at the federal and state levels regarding HIPPA implementation
Revisions:
Gertrude B. Hutchinson February 9, 2012
May 22, 2012
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Index code: MC67

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