The World Federation of Neuroscience Nurses, in collaboration with the Australasian Neuroscience Nurses Association and Royal North Shore Hospital are proud to present the Sydney Neuroscience Symposium to be held Friday 22nd February, 2019 in the Kolling Auditorium, Royal North Shore Hospital, St Leonards, NSW. The Symposium offers a unique opportunity for practitioner, policy makers and administrators to focus on scientific research, professional development and clinical practice while networking with colleagues and leaders in the field. The Symposium will welcome clinicians, managers, nurses, physicians, pharmacologists, occupational thera- pists, physiotherapists and educators working in Neuroscience, including areas such as Neurology; Neurosur- gery; Neuro Intensive Care; Epilepsy; Geriatrics; Pain Management; Movement Disorders; Neuro Trauma; Neuro Oncology; Neurophysiology; Neuro Rehabilitation; Parkinson’s Disease; Paediatrics; Spine Services; Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury. Attendees represent all levels of care from the bedside nurse to advanced practice nurses that direct care.
The American Association of Neuroscience Nurses (AANN) and the Peter O'Donnell Jr Brain Institute will host the 3rd Annual International Research Symposium in Dallas Texas, USA. The symposium will highlight nurse researchers and world leaders from across the globe. The symposium will cover the research spectrum and include 1. Planned proposals and ideas 2. Works in progress 3. Works in data analysis or manuscript preparation phase 4. Completed research studies We will be sending out a call for poster abstracts (we hope you keep this in mind for students and trainees with research work in neuro). Just as the symposium covers works in progress and completed works, posters will be allowed to include WIPs and Completed studies.
The EANN and BANN welcome abstract submissions on any aspect of neuroscience nursing or related subjects to advance nursing care, management, research or education. In order to plan the programme the abstract will be allocated to one of the followings topic areas: Neurology Neurosurgery Neuro-Rehabilitation Neurocritical care Neuro Paediatrics Neuro-Oncology Neuro radiology Neuro vascular Neuro trauma and emergency care Spinal Education and training Quality improvement projects Abstracts may focus on research or clinical studies, literature review, case studies or practice development.
"Create - Imagine - Inspire - Discover" Please join us for the 13th Quadrennial Congress of the World Federation Neuroscience Nurses to be held in Darwin, Australia. It will prove to be an event to remember in Australia's "*Top End- a place like no other.*" - Abstracts Open: 1st April, 2020 - Abstracts Close: 1st November, 2020 - Authors Notified: 30th November, 2020 - Registration Opens: December, 2020
The World Federation of Neuroscience Nurses, in collaboration with the Australasian Neuroscience Nurses Association and Royal North Shore Hospital are proud to present the Sydney Neuroscience Symposium to be held Friday 22nd February, 2019 in the Kolling Auditorium, Royal North Shore Hospital, St Leonards, NSW. The Symposium offers a unique opportunity for practitioner, policy makers and administrators to focus on scientific research, professional development and clinical practice while networking with colleagues and leaders in the field. The Symposium will welcome clinicians, managers, nurses, physicians, pharmacologists, occupational thera- pists, physiotherapists and educators working in Neuroscience, including areas such as Neurology; Neurosur- gery; Neuro Intensive Care; Epilepsy; Geriatrics; Pain Management; Movement Disorders; Neuro Trauma; Neuro Oncology; Neurophysiology; Neuro Rehabilitation; Parkinson’s Disease; Paediatrics; Spine Services; Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury. Attendees represent all levels of care from the bedside nurse to advanced practice nurses that direct care.
Dawn
11/16/18
The Canadian Association of Neuroscience Nurses (CANN) will be hosting their 50th anniversary in Montreal in June 2019 during their annual conference. Montreal is largest city in Quebec and is a vibrant, international city.- a must see. The conference deadline for abstract submission has been extended to December 1st.
Please join CANN for this great celebration. Check out the website www.cann.ca
Dawn
11/12/18
The WFNN is offering 10 travel grants, each with a value of 500 US dollars, to support WFNN nurses to attend to upcoming EANN meeting in beautiful Manchester in March 2019. The application is on the grants page. All should apply. Note that the end date is January 31st, 2019. All successful recipients will receive their award at the conference. You will need to register and attend the conference in order to receive the funds.
All completed applications need to be sent to d.tymianski25@gmail.com
Dawn
10/17/18
The Toronto Canada CANN chapter and the WFNN is very excited about hosting a small and mighty conference and ENLS course this weekend. Christi is coming from warm and sunny California and Neal Cook is joining us from cool Northern Ireland. Our committee looks forward to their talks and the ability to connect with our international neuroscience colleagues.
Dawn
10/10/18
Calling all our neuroscience colleagues! Just a reminder that there is a great upcoming meeting in Manchester England in March 2019. Hosted by BANN, EANN and SBNS, this conference looks like a show-stopper! let alone visiting the great city of Manchester.
Abstract deadline is December 2018. Don't be left out! Check out the site: www.neuro2019.org
Dawn
10/10/18
Well the fall colours in Canada have arrived and leaves are starting to fall off the trees. The mornings are cool and crisp, the afternoons warm and sunny..... I am looking forward to the upcoming WFNN Regional meeting in Toronto Canada. We have a great set of speakers lined up, including our fantastic President Christi DeLemos. Neal Cook is coming from the UK to talk about the doctoral thesis work in the GSC. Charmaine Arulvarathan from CANN has done an outstanding job keeping us on track. Thanks to the CANN team for their great work and dedication to neuroscience nursing. Toronto welcomes Christi and Neal to this great cultural city, even if for a short time.
The World Federation of Neuroscience Nurses, in collaboration with the Australasian Neuroscience Nurses Association and Royal North Shore Hospital are proud to present the Sydney Neuroscience Symposium to be held Friday 22nd February, 2019 in the Kolling Auditorium, Royal North Shore Hospital, St Leonards, NSW. The Symposium offers a unique opportunity for practitioner, policy makers and administrators to focus on scientific research, professional development and clinical practice while networking with colleagues and leaders in the field. The Symposium will welcome clinicians, managers, nurses, physicians, pharmacologists, occupational thera- pists, physiotherapists and educators working in Neuroscience, including areas such as Neurology; Neurosur- gery; Neuro Intensive Care; Epilepsy; Geriatrics; Pain Management; Movement Disorders; Neuro Trauma; Neuro Oncology; Neurophysiology; Neuro Rehabilitation; Parkinson’s Disease; Paediatrics; Spine Services; Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury. Attendees represent all levels of care from the bedside nurse to advanced practice nurses that direct care.
The American Association of Neuroscience Nurses (AANN) and the Peter O'Donnell Jr Brain Institute will host the 3rd Annual International Research Symposium in Dallas Texas, USA. The symposium will highlight nurse researchers and world leaders from across the globe. The symposium will cover the research spectrum and include 1. Planned proposals and ideas 2. Works in progress 3. Works in data analysis or manuscript preparation phase 4. Completed research studies We will be sending out a call for poster abstracts (we hope you keep this in mind for students and trainees with research work in neuro). Just as the symposium covers works in progress and completed works, posters will be allowed to include WIPs and Completed studies.
The EANN and BANN welcome abstract submissions on any aspect of neuroscience nursing or related subjects to advance nursing care, management, research or education. In order to plan the programme the abstract will be allocated to one of the followings topic areas: Neurology Neurosurgery Neuro-Rehabilitation Neurocritical care Neuro Paediatrics Neuro-Oncology Neuro radiology Neuro vascular Neuro trauma and emergency care Spinal Education and training Quality improvement projects Abstracts may focus on research or clinical studies, literature review, case studies or practice development.
