Canadian Nursing Informatics Association
The Canadian Nursing Informatics Association (CNIA) exists to help nurses across Canada to learn, share, research, and create informatics-related projects and experiences that can help to boost the competencies, theory, and practice of informatics on a national level.
The mission of the CNIA is to be the voice for Health Informatics in Canada. Recognizing the importance of the work the CNIA is undertaking, the Canadian Nurses Association has granted Associate Group status to the CNIA. The CNIA is also affiliated with COACH and the IMIA-SIGNI.
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CNIA extends an invitation to all individuals interested in nursing informatics to attend a national working meeting on Saturday June 23rd, 2012 at the McGill University Health Centre, in Montreal, Quebec in advance of the NI 2012 Congress on Nursing Informatics. Join us for a full day with Canadian nurse leaders to discuss and address the challenges in nursing informatics today. Click the link below to register by April 30th - only $25!
NI 2012 is the 11th International Congress on Nursing Informatics which will be held in Montreal, Canada at the Hilton Montreal Bonaventure. "The Congress provides a forum for nurses and other health care professionals to inform, study, evaluate, innovate, and create a climate within which they can enlarge upon their professional goals." Plan to attend!
Save the Dates - June 23 - 27, 2012
The Canadian Nursing Informatics Association is pleased to announce the unanimous Board decision to recommend ta new CNIA Endorsement be awarded to the National Institute on Nursing Informatics as a model for Nursing Informatics educational initiatives in Canada.
Member input into this endorsement proposal was petitioned until October 25, 2011. The Endorsement received final approval by the Board on Nov. 1, 2011.