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Flag of Rwanda RAWANDA JOINS THE COMMONWEALTH

Commonwealth leaders holding their biennial Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting (CHOGM) in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago on 28 November 2009 considered the application for membership of the Commonwealth by the Republic of Rwanda. The leaders agreed to admit Rwanda as the 54th member. The CNF welcomes Rwanda to the Commonwealth and looks forward to making contact and working with the National Association of Nurses and Midwives, the Chief Nursing Officer and the National Council of Nurses and Midwives.

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Issue 41

Commonwealth Nurse

Number 41

Volume 2 Issue 12 December 2009 CNF e-News

e-News December 2009
  

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8th CNF EUROPEAN REGION CONFERENCE

 

Advancing health through nursing

12-13 March 2010

Coral Beach Hotel, Paphos, Cyprus

 

                                      Northern Cyprus Beach/ spain plus more

8th CNF Europe Region Conference 2010

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CNF 4 SAFETY WORKSHOP IN THE BAHAMAS

In partnership with the Nurses Association of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, the CNF conducted a 4 Safety workshop in Nassau, the Bahamas 18-19 November. Click here for copies of the presentations.

         

KENYA NURSES ASSOCIATION HOSTS CNF VISIT

The National Nurses Association of Kenya was host to the CNF 26-27 October 2009. A program of visits was arranged for 26 October and a CNF 4 Safety workshop was conducted on 27 October. The workshop was held at the premises of the National Nurses Association of Kenya. Click here for copies of the presentations.

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LEADERSHIP TRAINING FOR MALAYSIAN NURSES

The Malaysian Nurses Association (MNA) has completed six days of governance and leadership training. The training is being funded by a grant from the Commonwealth Foundation. The purpose of the training is to prepare young nurse leaders with the knowledge, skill and confidence to assume nursing leadership positions in the future. The CNF is supporting the MNA in the deliver of the training. The six day training will cover areas such as: governance, strategic planning, advocacy lobbying, leadership and media. Click here for copies of the presentations. Click here for copies of the presentations and reports..

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