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IFNA: A Global Family Nursing Community
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Our global IFNA Family Nursing community has representation from around the world.
Current distribution of IFNA members by Continent includes:
Asia: 38  Africa: 2 North America: 123 South America: 14 Europe: 34 Australia/New Zealand: 5 Antarctica: 0
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FAMILY NURSING PRACTICE NEWS |
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Dr. Lorraine Wright, Canada and Dr. Janice Bell, Canada offered an invited 4-day Family Nursing Externship workshop f ocused on advanced practice using the Illness Beliefs Model and the Trinity Model. Hosted by Zurich University of Applied Sciences in Winterthur, Switzerland, workshop participants included 23 nurses from 3 countries: Switzerland, Italy, and Austria. [Learn more]
For more IFNA Practice News [Read more]
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FAMILY NURSING EDUCATION NEWS
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Not sure about how to offer an IFNA webinar? If you have a topic to share, contact Debbie Zaparoni at debbie@internationalfamilynursing.org and she will walk you through the process, which is very simple. Webinars in any language are welcome. Topics for webinars may include teaching tips and resources, research methods you have found helpful and how to implement them, theoretical insights and applications for family nursing, or other topics you wish to share. Check out the Family Nursing Education Resources page of the IFNA website to interact with other family nursing educators! Forum topics right now include: feedback on the redesigned IFNA website, strategies for teaching family nursing, teaching collaborative helping maps, family nursing education round table webinar (for questions to ask our panel), and educator exchanges. There is a wealth of knowledge and wisdom available from members to members, so we encourage you to become involved in the conversations. For more IFNA Education News [Read more].
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FAMILY NURSING RESEARCH NEWS
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Dr. Elisabeth Coyne, Australia, is a Lecturer and researcher in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Griffith University in Queensland, Australia. Her program of research centers on the family experience of cancer and how support can be developed to meet family needs. [Read more] Dr. Junko Honda, Japan, an Assistant Professor, Kobe University Graduate School of Health Sciences, Japan. Her primary research interests focus on methods of family research and family assessment, with an emphasis on family functioning in child-rearing families. [Read more]For more IFNA Research News [Read more]
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IFNA FAMILY NURSING COMMUNITY NEWS
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Current IFNA membership: 216 members from 24 countries. Please complete your IFNA Member Profile to help others know about your work and interests in family nursing
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Generous sharing of news about each other's work and ideas
will increase the connections within
our global IFNA family nursing community.
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