• Join Us for the 2024 Wisconsin Nurses Association Diabetes Care and Education Conference!

    We are thrilled to announce the third annual Diabetes Care and Education Conference, hosted by the Wisconsin Nurses Association. Taking place at the Kalahari Resorts and Conventions in Wisconsin Dells on September 27-28, 2024, this conference is designed by an interprofessional planning committee to address the critical aspects of diabetes management. Why Attend? Diabetes is […]

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  • Practical Strategies for Nurses to Manage Stress and Burnout

    In the demanding field of nursing, stress and burnout are all too common. Long hours, emotional strain, and the pressure of providing high-quality care can take a toll on even the most dedicated professionals. Here are some practical strategies to help manage stress and prevent burnout: 1. Prioritize Self-Care Taking care of yourself is not […]

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  • Welcome New Members

    Join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association Enrico Bacalso Lisa Bergstedt Jennifer Halvorson Crystal Hartmann Michelle Kanvik Katie Leiteritz Pamela Lyons Meghan Russell Patricia Ryou Melisa Weeden

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  • Welcome New Members

    Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association. Benjamin Anderson Mary Bultman Christina Fields Ellen Knipfer Daniela Larson Jessica Loyd Erin Nemetz Courtney Reyes Rebecca Schettle Melissa Skoff Kelly Tokarski Jessame Warner

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  • Join the Conversation: Proposed Revisions to the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses

    Date: Wednesday, July 24, 2024 Time: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Via Zoom – WNA Members Only The ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses is a foundational document that guides nursing practice and ensures ethical behavior across the profession. As nursing continues to evolve, it is crucial that this code remains relevant and reflective of […]

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  • Welcome New Members

    Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association! Maduawuchi Abali Lindsey Baade Kristina Bartelt Valery Benson Jill Bohn Jesse Borowski Kristin Cuff Christine Cwiklo Heather Dufore Emily Gardner Anabel Gleason Katherine Hass Holly Helm Dustin Heyden Kristine LaBerge Luann Ladwig Michael Lamp Kelsey McAdams Elfrida Nwachukwu Manda Orlandini Susan Perusich […]

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  • Welcome New WNA Members

    Please join us in welcoming the newest members of the Wisconsin Nurses Association Patricia Aronson Loyda Braithwaite Hannah Bridgeland Laura Brux Nicole Clark Claire Czerwonka Katelyn Erickson Karen Franklin Rachel Gardetto Ruth Goldwasser Todd Gray John Hernandez Jennifer Hildner Ashley Jensen Tinav Levra James Montgomery Catherine Ostrander Megan Passarella Sara Paynter Sarah Peterson Nicole  Savage […]

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  • Support WINPAC and Strengthen Nursing Advocacy

    The Wisconsin Nurses Association’s political action committee, WINPAC, is dedicated to building political influence and fostering strong relationships with candidates who advocate for nursing and healthcare excellence. Your financial support is crucial for WINPAC to endorse and back legislative candidates committed to valuing nurses and ensuring quality patient care. While contributions are not tax-deductible, donors […]

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  • Celebrate Healthcare Heroes with a Special Offer from Legacy Dinner Theater

    The Wisconsin Nurses Association is excited to share a special opportunity for nurses, courtesy of Legacy Dinner Theater in Wisconsin Dells. Legacy Dinner Theater has declared “Healthcare Hero Month,” and to honor those who work tirelessly in the healthcare field, Legacy Dinner Theater is offering discounted tickets to their latest production, Sneaky Pete’s Wild West […]

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  • 10 Essential Tips for a Healthy Nurse: A Checklist for Wellness

    Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare system, often putting the needs of their patients above their own. However, maintaining personal health is crucial for nurses to perform their duties effectively and sustain their well-being. The Healthy Nurse, Healthy Nation initiative by the American Nurses Association emphasizes the importance of self-care among nurses. Here’s a […]

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