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100 flying years and a challenging future.

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Above, current ICN President Kirsten Stallknecht in 1967, when she was first becoming known in Denmark and a year before she became president of the Danish Nurses Organization, a post she held for 28 years. Below, she reflects on her 30 years of active involvement with ICN and international nursing and on her hopes for the future.

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100 flying years and a challenging future.. https://doi.org/10.1046/j.1466-7657.1999.4610013.x

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