The National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools (NCCMT) makes methods and tools for knowledge translation in public health easier to find and easier to use. NCCMT's primary target audiences are public health managers and professionals across Canada who promote and facilitate evidence-informed decision making. Their...
As many of you will know, Judith Shamian is now the president of the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA). Barbara Mildon has been elected President-Elect, and Claire Betker will also be on the board as CHNC ‘Associate Member Representative’. The unique knowledge that characterizes Community health...
The Canadian Community Health Nurses conference was held June 16-18, offering community health nurses in Ontario and beyond professional development so they can continue to build a healthy future for all. The conference was a tremendous success. CHNIG partnered with CHNC to host the conference...
June 18, 2010: Downtown Sheraton Hotel, Toronto, Ontario On day 3 of their national conference, the Community Health Nurses of Canada (CHNC) is released new Home Health Nursing Competencies. These competencies embrace the knowledge, skills, judgment and attributes required of home health nurses, as they work with...
Are you a nurse working with children (below the age of 10) who have a developmental delay or disability? If yes, you are invited to complete a 10-minute survey about the social inclusion of young children with developmental delays or disabilities. The HELPS Inc Project is exploring the...
Delivers guidance for public health/community health nurses working to improve the health of individuals and communities (OTTAWA, May 6, 2010) — The fourth edition of a cornerstone publication in public health was released today. Produced by the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) and Community Health Nurses...
We Need Your Expertise! Dr. Pat Armstrong from York University is leading a research team that is examining the relationship between nurses, their work and health. The study, “Nurses at Risk: Exploring Gender and Race in Workplace Illness, Injury and Violence” takes as its starting point...
