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Most active countries (listed in order of frequency of visitors) were: United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, Brazil, and the United Kingdom. See visual representation below of how many times people visited the IFNA site from countries around the world. [Read more]
FAMILY NURSING PRACTICE NEWS
Dr. Ana Canga Armayor, (Spain) focuses on understanding and intervening with families experiencing chronic illness. She and her colleagues are currently examining the effectiveness of a Family Systems Nursing educational intervention with practicing nurses who support families caring for a family member experiencing chronic illness.
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Dr. Norma Krumwiede (USA) recently received the 2016
Dr. Duane Orr Teacher of the Year Award from the Minnesota State Student Association at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
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According to members' feedback after IFNC12 in Denmark, there is interest in having a few sessions in the host country's language. In response to this feedback, the Conference Committee's goal is to have one Spanish-language session during each of the IFNC13's concurrent sessions. All abstracts need to be submitted in English for peer review. Achievement of this goal will depend on the number and quality ratings of abstracts submitted by IFNA members selecting the option to present in Spanish. We look forward to this new presentation option.
To learn more, please plan to attend the
13th International Family Nursing Conference (IFNC13) in Pamplona, Spain in 2017. Our theme will be "
The Art and Science of Family Nursing: Transforming Health for Families."
Dr. Ana Canga Armayor, (Spain)
