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The Association of Community Health Nursing Educators (ACHNE) provides a meeting ground for those committed to excellence in community and public health nursing education, research, and practice. 

 

 

  

2012 ACHNE Annual Conference

2012 ACHNE Annual Institute
Public Health Nursing: Promoting Healthy Physical, Social, and Global Environments

June 7-9, 2012 in Portland, Oregon
Doubletree Hotel Portland

 

Announcements

 

 

Join the collective voice of the nursing profession in full support of “Joining Forces”.  Register your pledge and be included on the April 11 press release by April 3 at 5PM.

 

More Information

 
Conference Information
Position Papers

2011 Annual Institute Abstracts are now posted on the Members Only section. The presentations will be posted soon.

The ACHNE position paper, Academic Faculty Qualifications for Community/Public Health Nurse Educators has been approved.

 

2012 ACHNE Annual Institute
Public Health Nursing: Promoting Healthy Physical, Social, and Global Environments

June 7-9, 2012 in Portland, Oregon
Doubletree Hotel Portland

The ACHNE position paper, Disaster Preparedness White Paper for Community/Public Health Nursing Educators has been approved.

 

The ACHNE position paper, Graduate Education for Advanced Practice Public Health Nursing: At the Crossroads has been approved.

 

2009 ACHNE PHN Research Priorities.

 

Fall 2009 Essentials of Baccalaureate Nursing Education for Entry Level Community/Public Health Nursing

 

 

 

Miscellaneous Information

Updated QUAD Council Competencies for Public Health Nurses

Nursing Community 2011 Title VIII Brochure

ACHNE has signed onto a Letter of Concern regarding the Proposal to Create an Office of the National Nurse.  Additionally, a list of current signatories can be found at: http://www.nursingworld.org/
NationalNurseLetter/

In 2008, ACHNE linked with the American Public Health Association in promoting the National Public Health Week, Climate Change: Our Health in the Balance.  ACHNE members are encouraged to incorporate information about the public health effects of climate change in teaching and other activities.