The Canadian Nurses Association had a productive meeting with MP Gord Johns to discuss the essential role of nurses in delivering high-quality care. We emphasized the importance of enabling nurses to fully utilize their skills, expertise, and knowledge to better serve patients, all within safe and supportive work environments. Together, we’re working to strengthen Canada’s health care system! #CNAHillDay #CNAAdvocacy #CNA2024 #Nurses2024 -- L'Association des infirmières et infirmiers du Canada a eu une rencontre fructueuse avec le député Gord Johns pour discuter du rôle essentiel des infirmières et infirmiers dans la prestation de soins de grande qualité. Nous avons souligné l'importance de permettre aux infirmières et infirmiers d'exercer pleinement leurs compétences, leur expertise et leurs connaissances afin de mieux servir les patients, et ce, dans des environnements de travail sûrs et bienveillants. Ensemble, nous travaillons à renforcer le système de santé du Canada! #JournéeParlementaireAIIC #AIICPlaidoyer #AIIC2024 #InfirmièresInfirmiers2024
Canadian Nurses Association
Professional Organizations
Ottawa, Ontario 69,443 followers
The national and global voice of Canadian nursing, representing all regulated nurses across all 13 jurisdictions.
About us
CNA is the national and global professional voice of Canadian nursing. Our mission is to advance the nursing profession to improve health outcomes in Canada’s publicly funded, not-for-profit health system. CNA is the only national association that speaks for all nurses in all sectors and practice settings across all 13 provinces and territories. We represent nurses that are unionized and non-unionized, retired nurses, nursing students, and all categories of nurses (licensed and registered practical nurses, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and registered psychiatric nurses). Why Join? https://www.cna-aiic.ca/en/membership/why-join-cna L’Association des infirmières et infirmiers du Canada (AIIC) représente la profession infirmière du Canada à l’échelle nationale et mondiale. Elle fait progresser la profession infirmière afin d’améliorer les résultats sur la santé dans le système de santé sans but lucratif financé par le secteur public. L’AIIC est la seule association nationale porte-parole de tous les types d’infirmières et infirmiers dans l’ensemble des treize provinces et territoires. Elle représente les infirmières et infirmiers syndiqués et non syndiqués ainsi que retraités, les étudiants en sciences infirmières et le personnel infirmier de toutes les catégories (autorisés, auxiliaires autorisés, praticiens, et psychiatriques autorisés). Pourquoi adhérer à l’AIIC? L'AIIC est heureuse d'accueillir tous les infirmières et infirmiers réglementés suivants : les infirmières et infirmiers praticiens, les infirmières et infirmiers autorisés, les infirmières et infirmiers auxiliaires autorisés ainsi que les infirmières et infirmiers psychiatriques autorisés. Nous accueillons aussi les étudiants en sciences infirmières, ainsi que les infirmières et infirmiers retraités dans toutes les catégories.
- Website
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http://www.cna-aiic.ca
External link for Canadian Nurses Association
- Industry
- Professional Organizations
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Ottawa, Ontario
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1908
- Specialties
- Certification, Nursing tool kits, professional development, leadership, advocacy, nursing policy, nursing practice, membership, and nursing
Locations
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Primary
M209-1554 Carling Ave
Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 7M4, CA
Employees at Canadian Nurses Association
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Gary Atkins, ITIL
Manager of Information Technology & Services at Canadian Nurses Association
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Laurie Clune
Associate Dean, Academic Administrator, Nursing Educator, Researcher, and Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Nursing
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Gagandeep Kaur D.
Nursing (IENs) Career Consultancy I NCLEX Success I RN Jobs I Nursing Immigration || Developing Simulation Lab / Skills Development Lab in Gujarat ||
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Bukola Salami, RN, PhD, FCAN, FAAN, CGNC
Full Professor and Canada Research Chair in Black and Racialized Peoples' Health (Tier 1 - CIHR) and Vice President of Canadian Nurses Association
Updates
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📣 Attention Nursing Leaders! The Canadian Nurses Association and the Canadian College of Health Leaders are seeking abstracts for the 2025 CCHL National Conference. Present your interactive and engaging sessions on Nursing Leadership and help us keep the momentum going. 🗓️ Submit by December 31 and join a community dedicated to pushing the envelope. https://ow.ly/vWuy50UpbmN #CNA2024 #CCHLNursingTrack #CallForAbstracts #HealthcareLeaders #DontStopUsNow
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📢 Plaidoyer pour le changement : autonomiser les infirmières-iers et améliorer l’accès Au cours des derniers mois, l’Association des infirmières et infirmiers du Canada (AIIC) a vigoureusement plaidé pour une réforme essentielle : permettre aux infirmières de remplir le formulaire de crédit d’impôt pour personnes handicapées (CIPH). Ce changement simple mais significatif permettrait : ✅ D’améliorer l’efficacité de notre système de santé ✅ D’assurer un accès plus équitable au CIPH pour les Canadiennes et Canadiens ✅ D’autonomiser les infirmières pour travailler pleinement dans leur champ de pratique Nous avons reçu de nombreux commentaires de nos membres, qui soutiennent fermement cette priorité et partagent leurs idées et expériences. Leurs retours confirment l’importance de ce changement et son potentiel pour améliorer la vie des patients et des infirmières. Pour concrétiser cette initiative, l’AIIC a envoyé une lettre ouverte aux ministres Chrystia Freeland et Marie-Claude Bibeau, soulignant cette demande. Nous l’avons également incluse dans notre mémoire prébudgétaire fédéral. Il s’agit de renforcer notre système de santé et de soutenir les personnes en situation de handicap. Ensemble, nous pouvons y arriver. 💪 https://ow.ly/9MLo50UqZhc #LeadershipInfirmier #Plaidoyer #EquitéEnSanté #CréditImpôtHandicap
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📢 Advocating for Change: Empowering Nurses and Improving Access Over the past months, the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) has been strongly advocating for an important change: allowing nurses to certify the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) form. This simple yet impactful adjustment would: ✅ Enhance the efficiency of our health system ✅ Ensure more equitable access to the DTC for Canadians ✅ Empower nurses to work to their full scope of practice We’ve heard from many of our members who strongly support this priority and shared their insights and experiences. Their feedback reinforces the need for this change and its potential to positively impact patients and nurses alike. To make this happen, CNA has sent an open letter to Ministers Chrystia Freeland and Marie-Claude Bibeau, highlighting this request. We’ve also included it as a priority in our federal pre-budget brief. This is about strengthening our healthcare system and supporting Canadians with disabilities. Together, we can make it happen. 💪 https://ow.ly/tAiK50UqZny #NursingLeadership #Advocacy #EquityInHealthcare #DisabilityTaxCredit
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It’s easy to apply for your CNA certification! The Certification Program offers Canada’s only national specialty credential for nurses. With 19 nursing practice specialty exams available, CNA-certified nurses are recognized for their practice excellence and commitment to lifelong learning. The application window for 2024 is about to end on December 15th, get certified! https://ow.ly/LiEa50UmM5C #CNA2024 #certification #continouslearning #nursing
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📣 Attention Nursing Leaders! The Canadian Nurses Association and the Canadian College of Health Leaders are seeking abstracts for the 2025 CCHL National Conference. Present your interactive and engaging sessions on Nursing Leadership and help us keep the momentum going. 🗓️ Submit by December 31 and join a community dedicated to pushing the envelope. https://ow.ly/XFSi50UpbmQ #CNA2024 #CCHLNursingTrack #CallForAbstracts #HealthcareLeaders #DontStopUsNow
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It’s easy to apply for your CNA certification! The Certification Program offers Canada’s only national specialty credential for nurses. With 19 nursing practice specialty exams available, CNA-certified nurses are recognized for their practice excellence and commitment to lifelong learning. The application window for 2024 is about to end on December 15th, get certified! https://ow.ly/s76b50UmM5B #CNA2024 #certification #continouslearning #nursing
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We’re #hiring for a program assistant, credentialing centre. Apply today or share this post with your network. https://ow.ly/g49i50UlWf4 - Nous #recrutons un(e) adjoint(e) de programme, centre d’accréditation. Postulez dès aujourd’hui ou partagez cet article avec votre réseau. https://ow.ly/VBK550UlWf2
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Canadian Nurses Association reposted this
ICN President Pamela Cipriano on #Afghan women being banned from #nursing and #midwifery training: “The right of people to timely and accessible #healthcare is dependent on there being sufficient #nurses and #midwives. If women can no longer train as nurses and midwives, it will have a serious and debilitating effect on #Afghanistan’s #healthservices.” https://bit.ly/3Bg0zS0
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Yesterday, CNA met with MP Stephen Ellis, CPC Shadow Minister for Health, to discuss improving our health system’s efficiency. We focused on reducing regulatory burdens and unleashing the full potential of nurses to deliver cost-effective, high-quality care across Canada. Together, we’re driving change for better healthcare. 💙🇨🇦 #CdnHealth #NursingLeadership #UnleashNursing -- Hier, l’AIIC a rencontré le député conservateur Stephen Ellis, ministre du Cabinet fantôme responsable de la Santé, pour discuter de l’amélioration de l’efficacité de notre système de santé. Nous avons mis l’accent sur la réduction des obstacles réglementaires et le plein déploiement du potentiel des infirmières et infirmiers pour offrir optimisés sur le plan des coûts partout au Canada. Ensemble, nous agissons pour transformer les soins de santé. 💙🇨🇦 #SantéCan #LeadershipInfirmier #LibérerLePotentielInfirmie