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Make Plans Today for the APHN 2020 Annual Conference

Don’t miss this year’s APHN annual conference, to be held April 20-23 at the Sheraton Denver West.

This year’s conference, “From Data to Action: 21st Century Public Health Nursing,” will include essential information for all PHNs to help them advance their practice and leadership skills.

The conference keynote speakers will address a wide-range of critical public health issues. Conference keynotes will include:

  • John Auerbach, President and CEO, Trust for America's Health
  • RADM Aisha Mix, Chief Nurse, US Public Health Service
  • Dr. Natasha DeJarnett, National Environmental Health Association
  • A special session showcasing current resources and strategies for Opioid Misuse Prevention, including experiences and insights from public health leaders

Keynote sessions will be held on April 22 and 23, along with 40 breakout sessions covering a wide array of essential topics in PHN practice, leadership, and education.

A full-day plenary workshop on April 21 will highlight new strategies for building competency and partnerships supporting public health nursing practice and leadership. This workshop will address PHN residency, advocating for the public’s health, achieving health equity, emergency preparedness and response, leading through board service, and important insights for PHNs regarding the Future of Nursing 2030.

The Benefits of Membership

APHN is the voice of public health nurses on a national level.  We work to protect and promote the health and safety of the public by fostering high public health nursing practice standards, promoting and providing educational opportunities, and advancing the public health nursing role.

MEMBERSHIP PROVIDES

  • A dynamic environment where public health nurses can learn from each other and exchange ideas

  • Educational offerings, including an annual national conference and periodic webinars Leadership development opportunities, including opportunities to serve on association committees and workgroups, regional roles, liaisons to other organizations, and in elected positions

  • Opportunities to receive and provide mentorship in public health nursing practice and leadership

  • Networking conference calls and meetings

  • Communication and social media: website, listserv, Twitter

  • Member of the Quad Council Coalition of Public Health Nursing Organizations through strength in numbers – Membership gives PHNs a powerful voice in national issues

    Please give us 24 business hours to activate your membership.

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