Review of the National Academy of Medicine’s 2021 Report

Review of the National Academy of Medicine’s 2021 Report
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Recommendations of the National Academy of Medicine’s 2021 Report
To address socioeconomic determinants of health and advance health equity, all regional nursing organizations should get to work on a unified plan of action. Clinical practice, training, leadership, and health policy involvement should all be placed on this list. For this agenda-setting process to be successful, it is essential that the Quadra for Nursing, as well as the Union of Health Promotion Nursing Organizations, together with its affiliated member organizations, work together and leverage their unique areas of expertise (Matheny et al., 2020). The National Delivery Of nursing care Council and the Federal Alliance of Ethnic Minority Nurse Organizations are just two of the many national nursing organizations that might benefit from identifying and sharing relevant knowledge. Implementation of this agenda, which has the backing of the administration, taxpayers, health and healthcare organizations, and foundations, should have related timetables and criteria for monitoring effect.
Concrete efforts to equip the nursing profession to address socioeconomic determinants of health and health equality across all practice settings are a priority for government agencies, health care, public health agencies, payers, and foundations.
The nursing curriculum, corporations, nurse leaders, state licensing, and nursing organizations should implement structures, processes, and evidence-based treatments to enhance nurses' health and well-being, especially when they assume new responsibilities to advance health equity.
By removing barriers that prevent nurses from more completely addressing social needs and social determinants of health, and by increasing health care access, quality, and value, all organizations, from state and federal bodies to employment bodies, should help nurses to practice to the fullest extent of their education and training. Limitations in public and private funding restricted laws and procedures, and other legal, technical, and commercial1 obstacles all fall under this category.
The incorporation of nursing expertise in the design, generation, analysis, and application of data to support initiatives addressing social determinants of care and well-being equity through the use of a variety of digital systems, ai, and other cutting-edge technologies is an important goal for both public and private healthcare systems.
Federal agencies and other relevant parties within and outside the nursing profession should fortify and protect the nursing workforce in response to public health emergencies like the COVID-19 pandemic and natural catastrophes, including those related to climate change nurses can address inequalities within communities.
Health equity is important within the report as it enables medical practitioners to develop a shared vision and value in service delivery and quality of healthcare services. It also aids in incrementing the community's capacity toward introducing a multi-sector association (Daszak et al., 2021). The designated practices induced through healthcare eq...