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  • Are you a practicing RN in Canada? You are invited to participate in a research study on your knowledge, attitudes, and practices toward climate-driven vector-borne diseases in Canada. I am a PhD student and am conducting a national study on the ...

  • CNA is seeking nursing volunteers to participate on an Expert Panel to review and provide feedback regarding a newly developed Antimicrobial Stewardship (AMS) Competency Framework for Nurses . To complete this work, volunteers will be asked to review ...

  • Wednesday, October 4, 2023, from 12:00 to 14:00 (ET) Register today! You are invited to a celebration of nursing excellence! Join us as we recognize and celebrate the Canadian Academy of Nursing's 2023 class of Fellows ...

  • CNA stands in solidarity with the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, today and every day. We remain committed to accessible, patient-centred health care for all, and believe nurses must continue to provide accessible health care in our communities. We will continue ...

  • Hi Judith, Here is a recent (2020) scoping review on the topic. The resources in the appendix are helpful. Griffiths P, Saville C, Ball J, Jones J, Pattison N, Monks T; Safer Nursing Care Study Group. Nursing workload, nurse staffing methodologies ...

  • Hi Judith, Thanks for posting, while we wait and see if other members have tools to share, I'd like to tag a few members into the conversation that may have some insight to provide on this topic. @Sheri Lynn Price , @Gail Tomblin Murphy , @Linda ...

  • Hello everyone, I am reaching out to see if you have and are willing to share some of these tools for an acute hospital settings: 1. Adequate workload to meet basic patient needs and nursing standards 2. Assignment ...