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Welcome to the Community Health Nurses' Initiatives Group. CHNIG are committed to achieving the best influences regarding change for the better within the nursing community. Please navigate through our new web site designed to offer you easier location of the information you are looking for.
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Notice to Members:
Please check out the Members Only section under Newsletters and see the Current Fall 2009 CHNIG Newsletter!
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Notice of CHNIG AGM
April 17, 2010
0800-1100
Hilton Toronto, 145 Richmond St. West
Click Here To register
RNAO H1N1 Discussion Forum for Nurses
As public health units, family health teams, community health centres and physicians’ offices around the province administer the H1N1 vaccine to members of the public, RNAO wants to take a moment to let you know that Home Office has set up a discussion forum on our website that will allow you to send us any feedback, challenges, input, and questions you may have about the vaccine, the distribution process and/or your role during the largest immunization program undertaken in this country’s history.
Many of you are playing a pivotal role in the rollout of this vaccine. We want to encourage you to share your views.
To take part in this discussion, go to RNAO's Members Only website at https://commerce.rnao.org/.
CHNIG & NCCMT
CHNIG has recently become an *Affiliate Organization of the National Collaborating Centerfor Methods and Tools (NCCMT).
The purpose of CHNIG joining the network as an affiliate organization is to provide a forum for CHNIG to collaborate with the NCCMT on promoting the use of evidence informed public health (EIPH) and knowledge translation (KT) in public health.
See our partners for the NCCMT website. http://www.nccmt.ca/
Save the date!
Knowledge to Action: Engage, Enable, Inspire.
June 16-18 2010 at the Sheraton Centre Toronto.

This conference brings together nurses interested in Community Health Nursing from practice, research, administration, policy and education to provide a forum to explore issues of mutual concern as well as exchange knowledge, share evidence and ideas and generate solutions.It's never been so important to incorporate knowledge to action, by engaging nurses with others in knowledge exchange, enabling evidence informed practice, and inspiring excellence.
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