Thank you for your participation in the IFNA Communications Survey 2014. The response rate was 35%. Key findings: IFNA members prefer IFNA information and reminders to be sent to email inbox and would prioritize information related to conferences, research, practice, education, family interventions, webinars, and new publications.  Ease of finding information on IFNA website rated as "easy" or "average" by 85% of respondents; IFNA website exceeds or meets expectations by majority of respondents. Only 50% of the respondents have developed an IFNA Member Profile.

Lindsay Smith, PhD, RN, Lecturer, School of Health Sciences, University of Tasmania, Australia  teaches child, family, and community nursing in undergraduate and postgraduate nursing degrees through translating Australian research findings into clinical guides and teaching strategies. His passion is to understand how family strengths can be applied in nursing care of children, young people, and families in the Australian context. Lindsay has recently been appointed the Tasmanian convenor for the Australian Research Alliance for Children & Youth (ARACY) an Australian peak advocacy group for child & youth wellbeing.