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  • Introducing Leadership Rounds When everything around you is changing, it helps to have one place that doesn't. This fall, TallTrees Leadership is launching Leadership Rounds , a small, facilitated community created for Alberta healthcare leaders ...

  • Healthcare professionals: Service Canada wants to hear from you. Do you have experience completing medical certificates for Employment Insurance (EI)? If so, participate in a confidential interview about your experience and help improve ...

  • After years of leading through crisis after crisis, hope can be the first thing to go — and it's the first thing this retreat is built to bring back. It's for leaders across healthcare — new and emerging leaders, middle management, senior leaders, and ...

  • Hello everyone, Hello everyone, I am a doctoral student at the University of Alberta researching robotics in nursing. I am seeking nurses across Canada, including Nurse Practitioners (NPs), Registered Nurses (RNs), Registered Psychiatric Nurses ...

  • In recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) invites you to a virtual Lunch and Learn with Hilary Fry, Indigenous Policy Analyst, and Jennifer David of NVision Insight Group. This session will ...

  • "Newfoundland primary care nurses! Join a Memorial U study to share your experiences with scope of practice in your clinic. Approx. 1-hr interview. All designations welcome. #NursingResearch #PrimaryCare #NewfoundlandNurses #MUN" Please see attached ...

  • Harm reduction is a dynamic and pragmatic response to injustice. As an underpinning philosophy of care and evidence-informed approach to practice and policy, harm reduction aims to promote wellness while minimizing the risk for harm generated by oppressive ...