Standing Together in a Time of Uncertainty
Standing Together in a Time of Uncertainty by Tania Dick, RN, MN My first President’s update comes at a time when our province is in… Read More »Standing Together in a Time of Uncertainty
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Public Health
Healthy Baby Feeding Initiative for Vulnerable Populations
Healthy Baby Feeding Initiative for Vulnerable Populations by Shauna Mc Goldrick and Viktorija Glambinskaite, BSN Students As nursing students with a passion for public health… Read More »Healthy Baby Feeding Initiative for Vulnerable Populations
The Opioid Crisis Can’t Be Just a Headline for the Nursing Profession
Please note, this post originally appeared on the ARNBC Blog in December 2016. It is shared with permission. The Opioid Crisis Can't Be Just a… Read More »The Opioid Crisis Can’t Be Just a Headline for the Nursing Profession
Overdose Deaths in B.C. - Time to Scale up Supervised Consumption Services, by Dr. Bernie Pauly, RN
In the first six months of this year, 371 British Columbians died due to an overdose. This is a 74.2% increase from the previous year.… Read More »Overdose Deaths in B.C. - Time to Scale up Supervised Consumption Services, by Dr. Bernie Pauly, RN
The role of street nurses in increasing access to health care for marginalized populations
Please note, this post originally appeared on the ARNBC Blog in June 2016. It is shared with permission. The role of street nurses in increasing… Read More »The role of street nurses in increasing access to health care for marginalized populations
Nursing Stepping up to Support New Syrian-Canadians, by Maylene Fong, RN
The last report from the United Nation Refugee Agency estimates that 4.3 million Syrians have been externally displaced as a result of civil war in… Read More »Nursing Stepping up to Support New Syrian-Canadians, by Maylene Fong, RN
B.C.’s Flu Shot Policy for Healthcare Providers: it just makes sense, by Hannah Varto, NP
This year again the BC Ministry of Health has mandated that all healthcare providers must receive the influenza vaccine and if they choose not to,… Read More »B.C.’s Flu Shot Policy for Healthcare Providers: it just makes sense, by Hannah Varto, NP
Spare Some Change? by Jess Shannon, BSN Student
I run into a consistent portrait every time I head to the bank in Courtenay. A person in borrowed clothing with a head bowed in… Read More »Spare Some Change? by Jess Shannon, BSN Student
Advocacy is the Core of Nursing, by Suki Grewal, RN
Each year the College of Registered Nurses of BC (CRNBC) presents Awards of Excellence to highlight the achievements of noteworthy Registered Nurses in British Columbia.… Read More »Advocacy is the Core of Nursing, by Suki Grewal, RN
Students Push for Renewed Health Accord, by Alexandra Martin, Ashley Schuhmann and Sherella Wyton
Recent history has shown that Canada needs a formal agreement between the federal, provincial and territorial governments around how health care services should be delivered. … Read More »Students Push for Renewed Health Accord, by Alexandra Martin, Ashley Schuhmann and Sherella Wyton
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