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We love hearing NP stories from the front line, he

We love hearing NP stories from the front line, hearing your stories and goals to impact local healthcare. ⁠
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NP Melanie Snider shares her journey of how RhPAP plays a crucial role in supporting various health professionals as they practise throughout rural Alberta. This is an excellent read about Melanie from Brooks, AB, who recently transitioned to an independent practice model, and Krystin Minns, an Athabasca registered nurse close to completing her educational journey to become an NP. ⁠
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Melanie also works very hard as the Education Director with the NPAA Board. We are so proud of her accomplishments and value her as an NPAA team member. ⁠
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Read their stories by clicking on the link in bio.⁠
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NPAA Board Nominations Closing Soon! ⁠ ⁠ Help

NPAA Board Nominations Closing Soon! ⁠
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Help shape the future of Nurse Practitioner leadership in Alberta. We’re expanding our Board from 9 to 13 members and introducing exciting new roles that align with the four pillars of healthcare restructuring.⁠
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🗳️ Positions available:⁠
• Secretary⁠
• Director of Education (Education Committee & Events)⁠
• Director of Communications⁠
• Director of Primary Care⁠
• Director of Continuing Care⁠
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📅 Deadline to nominate: April 29, 2025, at 11:59 PM MST⁠
📄 Must be a regular NPAA member in good standing with CRNA.⁠
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👉 Nominate a colleague or yourself today! Visit the NPAA website for full details and the official nomination form - click on link in bio.⁠
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Ready to learn about Nursing Leadership? ⁠ ⁠ J

Ready to learn about Nursing Leadership? ⁠
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Join us at Access 2025 and take in a variety of keynote speakers and break-out sessions. We are excited to welcome Dr. Greta Cummings, a former healthcare administrator, founding Dean & Vice Provost of the College of Health Sciences, and Emeritus Dean of the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Alberta. ⁠
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She is passionate about relational nursing leadership that empowers individuals, teams, and healthcare organizations to achieve shared goals, Dr. Cummings leads both the CLEAR Outcomes (Connecting Leadership Education & Research) research program in leadership science in healthcare systems, and the Older Persons’ Transitions in Care (OPTIC) research program to examine the quality of transitions of frail elderly from residential care facilities to acute care and back. ⁠
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We are looking forward to Dr. Cummings speaking on nursing leadership. Time is ticking - get your tickets to Access 2025 today! ⁠
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Ticket sales close April 30th. Click on the link in bio.⁠
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We are thrilled to welcome Steven Lewis to our Acc

We are thrilled to welcome Steven Lewis to our Access 2025: Bridging the Gap conference on June 7 & 8 as one of our keynote speakers. ⁠
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A well-known advocate for the advancement of NPs in the healthcare system. Steven Lewis is a health policy and health services research consultant and Adjunct Professor of Health Policy at Simon Fraser University. He has spent a notably unsuccessful half-century trying to improve the health system. ⁠
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He has worked with governments, health care organizations, pan-Canadian agencies, regulators, professional organizations, and quality improvement agencies. He led a health research granting agency, created the first evidence-based system improvement organization in Saskatchewan, and worked on major provincial and national health care commissions. ⁠
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He served on the National Forum on Health, Health Council of Canada, Health Quality Council of Saskatchewan, and the Governing Council of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. ⁠
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He currently writes a monthly health policy column for the Saskatoon and Regina newspapers.⁠
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Time is running out - get your tickets today. Click on the link in bio.⁠
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