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Canadian Nurses Association

  • 2015 call for resolutions

    CNA encourages its members to raise issues of national concern and make their views known. One way to do so is to submit resolutions. Resolutions received by April 14 will be presented at the 2015 annual meeting in Ottawa on June 9.

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  • Spread the word, not the measles

    If you were born between 1970 and 1997, you may not be fully protected from the measles. Canada has since introduced a catch-up vaccine to boost people’s immunization. Talk to your health-care practitioner to ensure you’re protected from measles, mumps and rubella — serious and highly contagious diseases.

  • Still haven’t renewed your certification credential?

    Staying CNA certified is all about renewing your commitment to continuous learning and professional excellence. Renew your CNA certification credential while there’s still time. You only have until March 31!

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  • Public Health Agency of Canada answers your questions about Ebola

    The Public Health Agency of Canada has provided CNA with a list of FAQs about Ebola preparation and response. Topics include Rapid Response Teams, designated hospitals and quarantine measures for those travelling from Ebola-affected regions.

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  • 2015 call for resolutions
  • Spread the word, not the measles
  • Still haven’t renewed your certification credential?
  • Public Health Agency of Canada answers your questions about Ebola

CANADIAN NURSE

In November, the Schizophrenia Society of Canada awarded Canadian Nurse its 2014 Media Award for advancing the cause of people living with schizophrenia and psychosis and for bringing mental illness to the attention of the public. This recognition came from our six-part series on mental health care, developed in partnership with the Mental Health Commission of Canada. For feature articles, profiles, promising practices, and news and opinions on topics that matter to you, read Canadian Nurse online.

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Insurance Discounts

As a member of the Canadian Nurses Association, you can benefit from special privileges, such as preferred group rates, enhanced coverage and flexible limits.

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Professional Development

Professional Development

Professional Development How can registered nurses ensure their skills are current? Canadian RNs are accountable for providing competent nursing care, which…

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Nursing Practice

Becoming an RN

Are you thinking about a career as a registered nurse? The possibilities are limitless. Nursing offers both men and women a wide range of opportunities for…

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