Manuscript is Published in Nursing Education Perspectives

 


"Adopting Open Educational Resources as an Equity Strategy" by Open RN Editors Kim Ernstmeyer and Elizabeth Christman has been published in the Sept/Oct 2023 Special Edition of Nursing Education Perspectives.

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