Dr. Lorraine Wright (Canada) and
Dr. Janice Bell (Canada) offered the first-ever International Family Nursing Conference live clinical demonstration of advanced family nursing practice in Denmark. A blog post offers the clinicians' reflections
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Dr. Cristina Garcia-Vivar (Spain) has documented her research in a
new video that examines the outcomes of a family nursing educational intervention directed to practicing nurses using the Calgary Family Assessment and Intervention Models.
The IFNA video project is designed to feature the family nursing work and ideas of IFNA members on the
IFNA YouTube channel. There is still time for all IFNA members to get involved in this project.
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In an open meeting of the IFNA Research Committee on August 19, 2015 during the 12th International Family Nursing Conference in Odense, Denmark, 38 attendees engaged in lively discussion to shape the committee's initiatives for the coming year. Learn about these initiatives and how to get involved
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Dr. Veronica Swallow (United Kingdom), Associate Professor in the School of Healthcare, University of Leeds, is Chief Investigator on the recently completed Online Parent Information and Support (OPIS) study, funded by a Research for Patient Benefit Grant from the UK National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).
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Do you long for an opportunity to attend a family nursing conference in exotic Spain? If so, your chance is just around the corner at the next International Family Nursing Association Conference, which will be held in Pamplona, Spain June 2017. We hope to see you there!
IFNA FAMILY NURSING COMMUNITY NEWS
Eight individuals from 6 countries were honored for their contributions to family nursing with a 2015 IFNA Award at the 12th International Family Nursing Conference in Denmark. Congratulations to all of the first-ever 2015 IFNA award recipients.
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IFNA 2015 Award Recipients with Dr. Kit Chesla, IFNA President
IFNA has developed two Position Statements for generalist family nursing practice and for family nursing education of pre-licensure students. Please use and share these
IFNA Position Statements by sending
this URL link
to nursing education and nursing practice leaders in your geographic area.
Current IFNA Membership is 461 from 32 Countries.
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