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Nurse of the Year
Nurse of the Year events recognize and honor distinguished nurses for their outstanding contributions. Events take place in select communities across the country with a reception, banquet and awards presentation. Anyone can nominate a deserving nurse: patients, friends, family, co-workers and other health professionals. Check this site for scheduled events. Contact your local chapter for more information.
2014 Nurse of the Year events
Future events to be announced.Available now!
2019 Graduate Nursing Scholarships Application
Deadline is January 19, 2019. Click to Learn more.
New! Embracing birth equity: Achieving demonstrated improvements in prematurity
Archived webinar
(1.25 contact hours)
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New! Experiencing loss in the NICU: Supporting parents and staff through difficult times
Archived webinar
(1.25 contact hours)
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New! Creating a culture of respect
Archived webinar
(1.5 contact hours)
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New! Shorter stays in the NICU: Impact and implications for care
Archived webinar (1.5 contact hours)
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New! Birth spacing: An evidenced-based strategy to reduce prematurity
Article (1.6 contact hours)
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New! Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn:
Annual Membership
Preventing prematurity: Preconception, prenatal and postpartum nursing care
article (1.6 contact hours, free of charge)
Congenital syphilis rates are rising in the United States.
Zika virus: What every nurse should know
Also in Spanish: El virus del Zika en Puerto Rico: Lo que toda enfermera debe saber
artículo (1.8 horas de contacto)
Assessment of Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
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