Nursing Informatics Association of Alberta

The best things in life are free! NIAA is happy to announce that for the 2016-2017 year, membership is free! Our goal this year is encourage as much membership as possible, while still offering opportunities, like our lunch-and-learns events and newsletters, to promote nursing informatics in Alberta. You can now register for the 2017 NIAA membership year at http://niaalberta.blogspot.ca/p/membership.html... If you have submitted payment for the 2017-2017 year, please contact us ([email protected]) for a refund.

Event alert! Learn more about the journey and future of Nursing Informatics from one of Canada's leading experts and scholars on the subject - Dr. Kathryn Hannah.You are invited to attend Dr. Hannah's Lecture on November 3, 2016, available both online or in Edmonton. This event, presented by MacEwan University's Centre for Professional Nursing Education, in partnerhship with NIAA, Allscripts, and the College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CARNA) is free to w...atch and attend; donations to the Dr. Kathryn J. Hannah Scholarship will be gratefully accepted. Please see event details below. http://www.nurses.ab.ca//events-c/informatics-lecture.html

Dr. Hannah is one of Canada's prominent Nursing Informatics leaders and Registered Nurses. Hear her sicuss the past roads of the Nursing Informatics journey, and the future roads that will lead us to new and exciting destinations. This learning opportunity, brought to you by the College and Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta (CARNA), is availble in-person or online. See the link below for more details: http://www.nurses.ab.ca//events-c/informatics-lecture.html

Looking to learn more about Nursing Informatics, while meeting the most influential Nursing Informatics leaders in Canada, and networking with NI contemporaries? The 2017 National Insitute on Nursing Informatics is now open for registration. For details, see below: https://bloomberg.nursing.utoronto.ca//profess/informatics

Nurse informatcist, while leading technological change, must also ensure the essense of the nursing profession is maintained. How do we use ICTs to extend and amplify nursing expertise and patient-centred care?