• Innovation Through Service — Reflections from Carol Toussie Weingarten

    Innovation in board leadership often begins with involvement, connection, and a willingness to explore new ways of serving. Throughout my career as a nurse educator, I have been privileged to teach and mentor students across all levels — from traditional undergraduates to master’s and doctoral students, as well as those entering nursing with degrees in…

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  • NOBC Letter from Leadership – Lisa Sundean

    Care is, perhaps, the most fundamental fiduciary duty for board governance leaders in healthcare. Exercising sound judgment in decision-making based on expert knowledge and staying abreast of current political and regulatory circumstances, the duty to care aligns with nurses’ ethical obligation to care. Without care for others, the fiduciary duties of loyalty and obedience are…

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  • NOBC October Letter from Leadership: Kimberly Harper

      Dear Colleagues and Friends, As we look around today’s environment, we see many examples of ethics at play. Needless to say, the examples we see are not all created equal. Some, we might wish to emulate and others we would not, but it does point out to us the importance of ethical behavior at…

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