Abstract
Abstract Health care reform, which began in the 1990s, is market driven by a society that demands accountability for quality, safety, and competence from providers. Nurse educators are key to assuring that nurses possess these attributes, but there is a growing shortage of qualified nursing faculty. The author argues that the need for developing nurses as faculty educators must be reawakened in graduate level nursing education.
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