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A Focus on Family Interventions The IFNA Practice Committee has developed a new Resource Page on the IFNA website about Family Interventions highlighting recent integrative reviews that examine the usefulness of relational family-level interventions. Use this research to make a case for family interventions in your writing, teaching, and practice. Resources are also included for developing integrative reviews and research synthesis projects. [learn more]
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FAMILY NURSING PRACTICE NEWS
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FAMILY NURSING EDUCATION NEWS
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The February 2014 IFNA webinar offered by Dr. Kathleen Knafl on Conceptual and Methodological Challenges of Family Research attracted the largest webinar participation to date: 40 registrants from 4 countries. [read more]
All IFNA webinars are archived for future use and can be accessed by individuals and/or groups of learners for a nominal fee. They are an excellent resource for practitioners, educators, researchers, and theorists. [learn more]
Dr. Sharon Denham will be offering the next webinar scheduled for April 10 at 2pm EDT. Her topic will be Family Focused Nursing. [learn more]
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FAMILY NURSING RESEARCH NEWS
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The Eastern Nursing Research Society (ERNS) in the United States is dedicated to creating a community of nurses interested in promoting and supporting regional nursing research. ERNS created an infrastructure with Research Interest Groups (RIG). We share information about the ENRS Family/Community-Based Participatory Research
Interest Group (Family-CBP RIG) here as a model for creating family-research focused groups within larger regional, national, or even international nursing organizations. [learn more]
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IFNA FAMILY NURSING COMMUNITY NEWS
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Deadline for IFNA Communications Survey extended to March 14. This survey inquires about your preferred social media channels and your ideas for how IFNA can harness the power of social media to better link IFNA members with each other. The current response is only 25% so your response will help make the survey responses more representative of the IFNA membership. The Survey takes 7 minutes or less to complete. (If you require the Survey to be resent to you, please contact Debbie Zaparoni in the IFNA office: debbie@internationalfamilynursing.org). IFNA values your feedback.
Current IFNA membership statistics: 353 members from 26 countries. Renew your IFNA Membership today.
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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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