Associações Profissionais - a importância de nos associarmos! - by Nuno P.
A importância de nos associarmos e juntarmos vozes em prol de um interesse comum é reconhecida desde os inícios dos tempos. É graças ao esforço de variados tipos de associações (a que no Reino Unido chamamos do terceiro sector) que se consegue feitos tais como angariar dinheiro para a investigação e apoio aos desfavorecidos.
Para quem embarcou agora nesta aventura, e depois de ultrapassadas as fases de assentar arraiais no novo país e de adaptação a uma nova realidade, esta pode ser a fase ideal para procurar uma associação profissional que contribua para o seu desenvolvimento profissional e progressão na carreira.
Vantagens de se associarem:
Para quem embarcou agora nesta aventura, e depois de ultrapassadas as fases de assentar arraiais no novo país e de adaptação a uma nova realidade, esta pode ser a fase ideal para procurar uma associação profissional que contribua para o seu desenvolvimento profissional e progressão na carreira.
Vantagens de se associarem:
- Partilha de ideias e conhecimentos com colegas da mesma área,
- Participação em Eventos e congressos especificos,
- Assinatura de uma revista científica dedicada,
- Possibilidade de concorrer a bolsas de estudo (para congressos, viagens, etc),
- Contacto com pessoas de todo o país.
British Association of Head and Neck Oncology Nurses
BAHNON exists to facilitate networking between nurses working within the field of head and neck cancer, in order to share ideas and promote good practice.
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Oncology Nursing Society
Nursing Society dedicated to all the nurses that work or have interest in Oncology.
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British Association of Critical care Nurses
BACCN is here to provide opportunities and services to our members which support personal and professional development and promote the art and science of critical care nursing.
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British Anaesthetic and Recovery Nurses Association
BARNA exists to promote excellent quality of care for the patient undergoing and recovering from anaesthesia in any setting. BARNA works towards the national recognition of anaesthetic and recovery nursing as specialist areas of practice
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Royal College of Nursing
Largest professional union for nursing in the UK, representing around 400,000 nurses, health care support workers and nursing students, both in the NHS and the private sector.
We represent nurses and nursing, we lobby government and other professional bodies - and we make sure your views are heard where it counts. |
The Association for Perioperative Practice
(AfPP) began life as the National Association of Theatre Nurses (NATN) in 1964. It is a charityproviding education and support to theatre nurses, Operating Department Practitioners and all those working in and around operating departments.
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Royal British Nurses' Association
The Royal British Nurses' Association (RBNA) was founded in 1887, the first professional organisation for nurses in the world. One of the main aims of its founder, Mrs Bedford Fenwick, was the registration of nurses and almost at once the RBNA opened its own membership roll and list of registered members.
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Community and District Nursing Association
The CDNA is a specialist trade union representing nurses, healthcare assistants and all other primary care practitioners working within the community. The CDNA provides the strong professional leadership needed to defend community care and the services our members provide.
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