Resources
ICN produces a broad range of reports, guidelines and other publications designed to support the nursing profession’s development globally, expand the scope of nursing practice and strengthen leadership skills in nurses.
From the very founding of ICN in 1899, what nursing means and who can be called a nurse has been a great topic of debate. ICN, as the global voice of nursing and representing the over 27 million nurses around the world, provides definitions of both ‘nursing’ and ‘nurse’.
The International Nursing Review (INR) is the official journal of the International Council of Nurses (ICN). It is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal that focuses predominantly on nursing and health policy issues of relevance to nurses and has an increasing impact factor.
Every month, the ICN Chief Nurse, Dr Michelle Acorn, publishes a blog highlighting an important topic for ICN and nursing around the world.