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Two women stand up for nurses and family caregivers
Sandra Mantz
Two women combine forces and passion for the topic of care. With #1min.care they activate positive forces and raise awareness for nurses and family caregivers in our society.
In the jubilee year of nurses and midwives 2020 they collect emotional applause on prominent stages to raise the profile of nursing in the whole world. With luck and a unified force symbolic 24 hours may be presented at the Nightingale Conference London in autumn 2020.
Sophie is following her concept “Ilses wide world” since 2010 with the objective of strengthening the relationship between people with dementia and their nurses and family caregivers. Her Engagement was awarded multiple times. In 2018 she won the german care award in the category “Friend of care”. She wrote multiple books and gives key note speeches at healthcare facilities and congresses. She makes educational films for nurses and remembrance films for people with dementia. Her mission in life is to face dementia with ease.
http://www.sophierosentreter.de
Sandra was a professional caregiver for elderly people for over 25 years and has been a family caregiver as well. In 2018 she initiated the Challenge #1mincare. Today she promotes a strengthening and humanely communication and culture with the concepts of the SprachGUT Akademie. She has written multiple books and as a member of the rotary club Obernburg she is responsible for the office of senior citizens. She offers engages in honorary speeches focusing on a good dialogue with people who need care and their family members.
Sandra & Sophie got to know and appreciate each other through the book “How to conduct conversations on care” published in 2019 by DUDEN.
Sophie Rosentreter
What do I need to take part in the challenge?
One audience and one stage
1min.care trailer and applause countdwon
A smartphone or videocamera
Idea
1min.care is a POWER CHALLENGE for nursing
1min.care wants to draw attention to nursing in a positive and easy way using many different stages within our society.
Of course, all colleagues in the healthcare industry are invited to applaud for their own profession.
Everyone chooses his or her own motivation to applaud.
1min.care encurages and invites to show solidarity to nurses from other professional groups of our society, to stand up for unity in their own ranks and to pat/tap oneself on the shoulders
The applause of the audience can be a symbol / a sign for
- recognition
- appreciation
- encouragement
- attention
- gratitude
- respect
- revaluation of the nursing profession
- awareness and extension of responsibility for the current situation of healthcare, caretakers and cared all over the world
News
Cooperation with Nursing Now
1min.care and Nursing Now will put their strengths and work together to ensure that nursing is given its deserved value.
What is Nursing Now?
Nursing Now is a three-year global campaign run in collaboration with the International Council of Nurses and the World Health Organization.
Nursing Now is run by a Campaign Board made up of nurses and non-nurses from 16 different countries. The campaign is a programme of the Burdett Trust for Nursing.
Its aim is to raise the status and profile of nursing worldwide.
Impressions
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One minute of applause is very long! Clapping your hands for a minute for a certain topic releases a lot of emotions. Cheering, laughing, getting up, giving a standing ovation, encouraging each other, looking into the camera supports the applause. We wish you all a lot of joy.
Nursing matters to all of us. Honor to whom honor is due!
1min.care – one minute for nursing.
Give nursing, our nurses and people who are being cared for, 60 seconds of applause for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Duration of the challenge
The goal of the stage challenge is to collect at least 24 hours of applause in a video documentary.
24 hours of applause for nurses who are available to the people 24 hours a day.
The result is 1440 minutes of applause or 1440 times an audience that applauds.
A big goal – we are excited!
Who can participate
The participation is absolutely voluntary. Those who do not want to clap in the audience, just do not clap. Of course, standing ovations are welcome.
Everyone. All professional groups, institutions, clubs, families, schools and everybody else who wishes to be a part of it.
Current status
520 minutes from 1440 minutes
Amount of people who have applauded:
190544
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