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We support students and nurses in the beginning stages of their careers, those who are working full and part-time, and those who are retired. Both journals are dedicated to nursing, publishing practical information, insightful opinions and interesting stories to support all domains of practice. CNA is the national and global voice of Canadian nursing, working with nurses in all 13 jurisdictions across Canada to bring essential and meaningful change to health care and nursing.
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Search Options. Skip to main content Press Enter. We deeply value our historic and important connection to CNA and both organizations remain fully committed to working together to maintain a strong CNA presence and member base in BC. To join CNA, please go to: cna-aiic. Email Address. Remember me. Sign In Forgot password? Skip auxiliary navigation Press Enter. Skip main navigation Press Enter. Toggle navigation. Latest articles. Distress and safety: personal reflections on rural and remote nursing research.
Stemming the tide of nursing attrition: developing resilience via a peer mentorship program. Commentary: how you can be a better advocate for vaccines and public health. CNA staff time—once spent processing memberships—now is free to support new programs such as professional development and accreditation. CNA plans to launch its own online professional development courses, discounted for members. You can find this case study published by Sitecore here. Toggle navigation. What do you want to Search for?
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