As a nursing professional, you want to work in an area that motivates you and holds your interest. This section of NurseONE offers you tools that help you discover the kind of work that will best meet your unique needs and skills. Discover your strengths and your styles of communication, of learning and of leadership. Find resources to help you develop or update your résumé, and prepare for job interviews and performance reviews.
The wide range of available career opportunities is exciting. If you look in the careers section of any nursing journal, you will see an enormous number of job advertisements. It can be bewildering to know where to start if you don't have a clear idea of your personal career goals.
Career Planning
This section will help you examine your personal aspirations by helping you explore your values, skills and qualities. In addition, you can increase opportunity awareness and look at ways of matching who you are and where you want to be to potential career options.
This section will help you do all of the above, and more. You will learn how to write convincing application forms, resumés and cover letters and how to prepare and perform successfully at interview.
NurseONE members have full access to program resources and services FREE of CHARGE by simply requesting a login name and password and/or applying to be a mentor or mentee through our online Mentorship Community and Matching System!
CSPI urges mandatory calorie and sodium information on menus
In an effort to make Canadians healthier, by making them aware of what they eat, it has long been mandated that packaged foods must list calorie and sodium content...
Influenza is a serious illness that disproportionately affects certain populations who have a higher risk of complications. Influenza immunization, as the most effective method of preventing the flu, allows health-care workers to protect themselves, their families and those in their care.
Have You Thought About the Social Determinants of Health?
The health of Canadians is not shaped primarily by the medical treatments they receive or the lifestyle choices they make but by the living conditions they experience. These conditions have come to be known as the social determinants of health.
This module seeks to build on the timely information provided in earlier CNA documents and to explore why it is increasingly critical that nurses be aware and concerned about environmental issues.
The resources within this section are offered to inform your cultural awareness, competency, and safety so as to enhance your capabilities to work with your clients in addressing their health and wellness needs
CNA's Learning Modules: Bringing the Code of Ethics to Life
Provides a convenient way to become familiar with the values and responsibilities at the heart of ethical nursing practice and to see how they are applied in everyday working scenarios.
CNA
gives a health-care facility the Employer Recognition Award for showing
exemplary, sustained support of the certification program and CNA-certified
registered nurses (RNs)…
Pause before you post! Exploring the Ethics of Social Media
This webinar will explore the impact that new technologies can have on patient privacy and confidentiality, patient care, professional boundaries and the reputations of nurses and the organizations in which they work.
Guidelines provide a framework for the implementation of evidence-based care, and this learning exercise helps you learn more about guidelines and how they can benefit patients.
Evidence-informed decision-making: Health care's crème de la crème
Evidence comes in many forms: individual research studies, systematic reviews, clinical practice guidelines, results of quality improvement studies, and more.
Continuing Competence
