Global Health Nursing & Midwifery
2nd Annual International Conference for Nurse Educators on Dec 9-11 in Washington DC
Reigstration deadline November 18th, otherwise, late fees will apply.
Nurse educators from around the world will converge in Washington, DC for the second GANES conference on December 9-11, 2010. Network with colleagues while exploring issues connected with the global challenge of increasing capacity and ensuring sustainability in the nursing workforce.
Nearly 100 abstracts will be presented on topics ranging from developing academic leadership, building international collaborations, fostering innovation and excellence, leveraging the politics of nursing education and research, and creating a thriving academic environment.
Please direct questions to Laura Petri at
Keynote Address: Building Academic Leadership Capacity; Speaker: Prof. Pauline Nugent, RN, BAppSci,MEdSt, Dean of Health Sciences, Australian Catholic University
Program Session: International Collaboration
Speaker: Dr. Maria Antonieta Rubio Tyrrell
President, Association of Latin American Schools and Faculties of
Nursing
Abstract Presentations
Topics:
• Developing Academic Leadership Capacity
• Increasing Strength through International Collaboration
• Fostering Innovation and Excellence
• Politics of Nursing Education and Research
• Leadership Roles in Academic Environments
Closing Program Session: Building Political Influence in
Nursing Education
Speaker: Dr. Mary Wakefield
Administrator, US Department of Health and Human Services
Courtesy of Global Alliance for Nursing and Midwifery (GANM)
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2nd Annual International Conference for Nurse Educators on Dec 9-11 in Washington DC (external URL) Link leads to: http://www.ganes.info/2010-International-Conference.php
Summary: Reigstration deadline November 18th, otherwise, late fees will apply.
Nurse educators from around the world will converge in Washington, DC for the second GANES conference on December 9-11, 2010. Network with colleagues while exploring issues connected with the global challenge of increasing capacity and ensuring sustainability in the nursing workforce.
Nearly 100 abstracts will be presented on topics ranging from developing academic leadership, building international collaborations, fostering innovation and excellence, leveraging the politics of nursing education and research, and creating a thriving academic environment.
Please direct questions to Laura Petri at
Keynote Address: Building Academic Leadership Capacity; Speaker: Prof. Pauline Nugent, RN, BAppSci,MEdSt, Dean of Health Sciences, Australian Catholic University
Program Session: International Collaboration
Speaker: Dr. Maria Antonieta Rubio Tyrrell
President, Association of Latin American Schools and Faculties of
Nursing
Abstract Presentations
Topics:
• Developing Academic Leadership Capacity
• Increasing Strength through International Collaboration
• Fostering Innovation and Excellence
• Politics of Nursing Education and Research
• Leadership Roles in Academic Environments
Closing Program Session: Building Political Influence in
Nursing Education
Speaker: Dr. Mary Wakefield
Administrator, US Department of Health and Human Services
Courtesy of Global Alliance for Nursing and Midwifery (GANM)Source: Global Alliance for Leadership in Nursing Education and Science - GANES
Keywords: Education & Curricula, Meetings & Conferences
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