Courageous Conversation with Baroness Anne Marie Rafferty

Welcome back, dear colleague!

Every clinician carries stories of resilience, exhaustion, purpose, and care. But what does it mean to heal not just patients, but the systems and professions themselves?

In this special Courageous Conversation, we sit down with Baroness Anne Marie Rafferty, one of the most influential voices in modern nursing — a historian, scholar, and leader who has spent her career weaving together the art and the practice of healing.

As former President of the Royal College of Nursing and Dean of the Florence Nightingale Faculty at King’s College London, Baroness Rafferty has been a driving force in shaping compassionate systems of care.

Our conversation will explore the state of nursing today and also:

• The moral distress and deep purpose that define the profession in this moment.
  

• How the healing professions can reclaim their human center in an age of pressure and reform.

Join us as we reflect on how courage, creativity, and care can restore not only health systems but the spirit of those who serve within them.

In an age of pressure, reform, and technological acceleration, this dialogue reminds us why care is and must remain profoundly human.

📅 Join us live for this Courageous Conversation
🕒 October 30th at 1:30 pm ET