NYSNA's Education, Practice and Research (EPR) Program is charged with program development, oversight, and liaisons for continuing nursing education (CE) and academic nursing education.
The New York State Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Join us aboard the Crown Princess, March 13 - 20 for NYSNA's 13th annual Seminar at Sea. As professional nurses, healthcare information technology and management systems surround us with data and information in today’s dynamic healthcare climate. This paradigm shift in practice is happening whether we want it or not! RNs need to understand, adapt and utilize technology to optimize their lives and practice. This conference offers opportunities to explore technology’s clinical, professional practice and personal applications. Participants can earn up to 10 contact hours for classes and up to 8 contact hours for completing independent study activities, for a total of 18 contact hours. Registration and payment is being coordinated by TripQuest, Inc. For a brochure, contact Education, Practice and Research at 518.782.9400, ext. 282 or by e-mail (please include your name and mailing address in your e-mail).
2010 Seminar at Sea brochure (.pdf format; Adobe Acrobat Reader required) A 40-minute webinar, “Fact or Fiction: Information on H1N1 & Seasonal Flu,” is now available on-demand and free until December 1. This self-paced module is for healthcare personnel interested in learning more about the H1N1 virus and the seasonal and H1N1 vaccines. A brief review of infection control, flu treatment, and credible resources will be featured. The program, produced by NYSNA, is presented by Eileen Avery, MS, RN and Roni Cummings, MSN, RN.
0.8 contact hours will be awarded to webinar participants, who must view the entire presentation, pass an exam, and submit an evaluation. Certificates will be e-mailed (please allow 1 to 2 weeks) to those who complete the requirements.
At WebEx, click on “Recorded Sessions”, then click on “Fact or Fiction: Information on H1N1 and the Seasonal Flu”, and finally "View". Complete the registration form and click "Register."
Appointees must meet these Board of Directors requirements for appointment:
Appointees review applications submitted through NYSNA's ANCC accredited Approver Unit. E-mails to the reviewers assigned to a new application include a link to the online review. Reviewer responses may be submitted electronically or by fax. Appointment is for a 2-year period. Work is conducted primarily online, with an annual meeting at NYSNA headquarters in Latham, NY.
Please apply by completing and returning the nomination and biographical data form. Staff is available to answer any questions and to orient new reviewers to the process; please direct any questions to EPR by e-mail.
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Contact Education, Practice and Research at 518.782.9400, ext. 282 or by e-mail.
