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  • Are you between 18 and 65 years old? Do you live in BC? Do you work night shift or day shift? We want to hear from you! About the study: British Columbians are employed in jobs that involve night shift work. Night shift work has been linked ...

  • The first Anti-Indigenous Racism Knowledge Sharing Event is a groundbreaking initiative aimed at addressing anti-Indigenous racism within the health-care system. This virtual event will bring together health-care professionals, policy-makers and community ...

  • In 2024 the Faculty of Nursing at UNB published an article on an innovative approach to ethical recruitment of international educated nurses: Butler, L., Ursel ,K., Noronha, J., Webster,J., George, L., & VanSlyke, S. (2024). Creating A Dual ...

  • Hi Stephane, I am an IEN myself (previously in ON, now in NB). There are 2 major barriers I would like to highlight Despite the improvements and updates (especially post-pandemic) to help IENs attain registration in Canada, there are IENs that are ...

  • CNA is sharing this context to keep members informed. We recognize and deeply appreciate concerns for the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and the devastating impact it has had on health-care workers, civilians, and communities. The Canadian Nurses Association ...

  • Le français suit. ( You can also reach me at/Vous pouvez aussi me contacter au govtrelations@cna-aiic.ca ) Dear members, CNA is seeking your valuable input to help strengthen our advocacy with governments on the ethical recruitment, retention, ...

  • Le français suit. CNA is calling on members to share their experiences and provide quotes about the challenges faced when nurses and patients must obtain attestations for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) form. As part of our Pre-Budget Brief ...