In 1975, it was recognized that nurses did not have a national voice to speak on behalf of nurses. What collective action occurred to give nurses and the profession of nursing a voice?

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Collective bargaining units were established as a means for nurses to have a national voice and to address issues related to their profession, working conditions, and patient care. This allowed them to negotiate collectively with employers, which was a significant step in giving nurses and the nursing profession a stronger voice and representation.

In 1975, It Was Recognized That Nurses Did Not Have