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Position Statement on Immunizations for Nurses and Other Health Care Workers
WNA supports the revised Immunization Position Statement issued by ANA on June 29, 2021, which supports all nurses and other health care workers be immunized against COVID-19 as part of employment in order to protect the patients they care for and themselves. https://www.nursingworld.org/practice-policy/nursing-excellence/official-position-statements/id/immunizations/ The WNA supports of all individuals being immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases according […]
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AHA, AMA and ANA Release New Public Service Announcement Urging the American Public to Get Vaccinated to Defeat Covid-19
Together, the American Hospital Association (AHA), American Medical Association (AMA) and American Nurses Association (ANA) released a public service announcement (PSA) today featuring their leaders urging the American public to ask questions, follow the science and get vaccinated. The PSA stresses that COVID-19 vaccines are a safe and effective way to protect you, your family […]
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Wisconsin Nurses Applaud Governor Evers and The State Legislature for Inclusion Of Nurse Faculty Loan Program In The State Budget
The members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association (WNA) and the Administrators for Nursing Education in Wisconsin (ANEW) want to extend sincere thanks to Governor Evers and the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly for allocating $5 million to support increasing the supply of nurse educators in Wisconsin. Learn more
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WEBINAR: APRN Modernization Act – Achieving Full Practice Authority in Wisconsin
Join your colleagues on Monday, June 28th as WNA presents the APRN Modernization Act: Achieving Full Practice Authority in Wisconsin webinar. The APRN Modernization Act Legislative Bills, AB 396 and SB 394, have been introduced and assigned to the two Health Committees of the legislature. WNA is sponsoring a webinar to share the important content in […]
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Nurse Faculty Shortage Budget Request and APRN Modernization Act Updates
Wisconsin’s Legislative Joint Finance Committee (JFC) approved the allocation of $5 million in the state budget to support nurse faculty shortage. The $5 million will be used to support nurses pursuing a Master’s Degree in Nursing in Nursing Education, a DNP or PhD with a commitment to teach in a Wisconsin School of Nursing for […]
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How to Get Involved with Wisconsin Nurses Association
Have you wanted to be more active in your career industry? We have a few ways you can be involved! Advocacy – Become an advocate for the causes that are important to the nursing industry in Wisconsin. As the only registered lobbyist for Wisconsin registered nurses, WNA works hard at the State Capitol (and on […]
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ACTION ALERT – APRN Modernization Act
Update on the APRN Modernization Act. Action Alert! Now is the time for you to contact your state senator and assembly person asking them to sign-on as a co-sponsor to Assembly LRB- 3325 and Senate LRB – 3578 The APRN Modernization Act is a legislative proposal that is sponsored by Representative Rachael Cabral-Guevara and Senator […]
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Nurses Month Proclamations
It is OFFICIALLY Nurses Month The Governor of Wisconsin, along with mayors of some of the largest cities in Wisconsin have proclaimed May “Nurses Month”. To view the proclamations, please click on each of the links below. State of Wisconsin proclamation City of Madison proclamation City of Kenosha proclamation City of Appleton proclamation City of […]
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2021 Nurses Month Discounts for Nurses
Nurses Month is time to honor nurses. So many companies have heeded this call and are saying thank you by offering discounts to nurses (and other medical professionals). This list is accurate as of May 5th, 2021. Here is a small list of discounts that nurses can receive. Adidas: 30% off for all medical professionals, including nurses. […]
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Self-Care Checklist
Self-Care Is Mandated by the ANA Code of Ethics The fifth provision of the American Nurses Association’s Code of Ethics states that the moral respect that nurses extend to all human beings “extends to oneself as well: the same duties that we owe to others we owe to ourselves.” Reflect and assess the following areas […]
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