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Best wishes for 2012 The CNF President and Board extend their best wishes for a safe, happy, productive and peaceful 2012.
CNF Commonwealth Fellows
Clarisse Bombi Lamnyam Tita Pale Isa Ndognjem The CNF has been successful in being awarded two Commonwealth Professional Fellowships in 2012 as part of the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission scheme (http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/). The Fellowships are the first in a proposed regular program to develop young nurse leaders in developing countries. The two successful Fellows are Clarisse Bombi Lamnyam and Tita Pale Isa Ndognjem from Cameroon who will spend ten weeks in London increasing their skills in leadership, governance, administration, and communication which will enhance their contribution to nursing and health in their own country. The CNF congratulates Clarisse and Tita and the Cameroon Nurses Association and wishes Clarisse and Tita a successful and rewarding Fellowship program. Now Available Click here to subscribe to the Commonwealth Nurse (two issues each year). Subscription is free. Click here to subscribe to the monthly CNF e-News. 
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Conference 2012 Our health: our common wealth Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 March 2012 London UK SPACES LIMITED: REGISTER NOW
New CNF Board Members Paula Hancock Lee Thomas The CNF welcomes two new Board members. Paula Hancock has been elected to represent the CNF Europe region. Paula has a distinguished background in nursing education and is a member of the International Committee of the Royal College of Nursing. Paula currently works as an independent consultant in health and social care, education and training. Lee Thomas has been elected to represent the CNF Pacific region. Lee is the National Secretary of the Australian Nursing Federation (ANF), the second largest union in Australia and the largest Australian nursing professional association. Lee was formerly the State Secretary of the South Australian Branch of the ANF. Successful safety workshop in Zimbabwe The CNF in collaboration with the Zimbabwe Nurses Association recently held a successful safety workshop in Harare: A safe patient; a safe workplace; a safe profession; a safe nurse. The workshop was attended by thirty-six nurses and midwives. Future workshops are planned in regional areas in Zimbabwe. A report of the workshop will be available shortly.
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