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 \nIf you are unemotional,sophisticated and askeptic,this editorial will not interest you.It is instead,directed to those persons whoare a littlc above average in their intellectand show a capability for dynamic thinking aswell as understanding.  \nOnly the“select”show the potential foracademic attainment and emotional maturitydemanded in professional nursing.It is thcskillfully\"selected,\"individual who begins herprofessional orientation to nursing in the stu-dent nurse curriculum.As a graduate nursc,and later a registered nurse,this samc“selected”individual shows the ability,toaccept the responsibility for those behaviorsand activities,which society demands of itscitizens and professionals.It is within thisgroup that we hope to motivate reflectivethinking and self-analysis.  \n\n| Thanksgiving,1957  \u003Cbr>God bless you this Thanksgiving Day  \u003Cbr>And always grant to you  \u003Cbr>His special gifts of happiness,  \u003Cbr>His peace and plenty too...  \u003Cbr>God give you wisdom for each task,  \u003Cbr>God light each path you tread,  \u003Cbr>And keep you in His loving carc  \u003Cbr>Through all the days ahead.  \u003Cbr>一Anonymous   |\n| --- |\n\nWc hope to do some critical thinking withthose persons who frankly selected nursingas a profession,because it allowed an op-portunity to derive satisfaction,from thc in-  \nteraction possible in rcndcring a service toothers.  \nMembership in one's professional organiza-tion,requires intellectual and emotional recog-nition.Intellectually,each of us knows thatthe American Nurses Association,with par-ticipation from the district and state associa-tions,sponsors programs,which develop fur-ther the concepts of nursing as a profession.It was the guidance of the ANA which madcit possible for us to have statements of Func-tions,Standards and Qualifications for variouspositions in nursing.It is with facts andfigures from research and statistics that thcANA speaks for nurses on Economic Security,Intergroup and International Relationships,Counseling and Placement,to mcntion onlysome of the ANA programs.  \nThe American Nurses Association is assum-ing its responsibility.How ironic to think,thatof the 430,000 registered nurses in the UnitedStates today,only 181,000 assumc financialobligation for the existance of this organiza-tion,which acts as the spokesman for thenurses of America.  \nIt appcars that therc are those of us whointellectually accept the challenge of self-direction required in leadership without emo-tional acceptancc of its obligations of financcand personal involvement.  \nIn hopes of reaching this segment,the ANAis sponsoring a national Roll Call January15-31,1958.The goal is at least a ten percentincrease in total ANA membership.The ob-jcctive?To help you to intellectually and emo-tionally accept the privilege to be profes-sional.  \n-Mary Cash Sykes,R.N.  \n# We Accept The Challenge\n\nPresident's address at MSNA Convention October 9,1957,Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel,DetroitPHYLLIS MacKAY,R.N.,MSNA.President  \nsional Oneness in Nursing,\"“The nursing pro-fession,if it deserves to be called a profess","cbCaip2LJgVSt56Z","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip2LJgVSt56Z","pdf",1401721,"English","# Are You Professional?\n## Membership and professional recognition\n## ANA programs and national Roll Call\n# We Accept The Challenge\n## President's address at MSNA Convention","[{\"question\":\"What does the editorial say about what makes a nurse a professional?\",\"answer\":\"It argues that professionalism requires intellectual and emotional maturity and the capability for dynamic thinking and understanding. 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