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2015 Maryland Nurses Association MARYLAND NURSES ASSOCIATION Nurses: Advocating, Leading, Educating, Caring Nurses: The Critical Pieces Welcome to the 112th Annual Convention of the Maryland Nurses Association Meet and greet your colleagues, both members and non-members! Red Ribbons – MNA Member Green Ribbons – Student Convention Planning Committee Yellow Ribbons Jo Fava Hochuli, MSN, RN, Chair Carol Fickinger, RN, BSN, MPA Denise A . Moore, PhD, APRN-BC Rosemary Mortimer, RN, MS, MSEd, CCBE Joann Oliver, MNEd, RN, CNE, CBIS Janice Hoffman, RN, PhD, ANEF Jean Seifarth, PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC Patricia Travis, RN, PhD, CCRP Susan Prentice, Continuing Education Coordinator Marie Ciarpella, Bookkeeper Ed Suddath, Chief Staff Officer 2
2015 Maryland Nurses Association Greetings from the President Dear Colleagues and Friends, Welcome to the Maryland Nurses Association’s 112th Annual Convention, which is returning to the Conference Center at the Maritime Institute in Linthicum Heights this year. With the Convention Theme – Nurses: Leading, Advocating, Caring and Educating – Nurses: The Critical Pieces - the MNA Convention Planning Committee, under the extraordinary leadership of Jo Fava Hochuli, has assembled an exciting, relevant, and engaging agenda of presentations and posters. I highly encourage you to take advantage of the many professional development opportunities here at the Convention, as well as the opportunities to become more actively involved in the important work of the Maryland Nurses Association! As I have shared in recent President Messages in The Maryland Nurse, MNA continues to grow, not only in numbers, but in importance in shaping healthcare policy, delivery and education in Maryland. We continue to have great impact and influence, and at this convention, you will have the opportunity to expand your knowledge and competency in advocacy, leadership, practice issues, and education. You will have the opportunity to hear from today’s leaders about some of the major innovations and advances that are being made in healthcare. One of my personal favorite aspects of the annual MNA convention is the opportunity to network with the MNA members, nursing leaders, colleagues and students in attendance from across our state. Please take advantage of these opportunities! I particularly encourage you to participate in one of the lunch hour networking opportunities on Thursday: lunch with colleagues or one of the “Round Table Discussions.” There are also opportunities to talk with the MNA Leadership, as well as to learn more about the MNA Strategic Plan. We need all of your collective voices to influence the future of healthcare and most importantly the nursing profession! On behalf of the MNA Board of Directors, thank you for your participation at this year’s convention. Please join me in acknowledging the excellent work by the MNA Convention Planning Committee, and the many contributions of our MNA Staff – Ed Suddath (Chief Staff Officer), Susan Prentice (Continuing Education Coordinator and Administrative Assistant), and Marie Ciarpella (Bookkeeper). Through your participation at this year’s Convention, you will have the opportunity to “put the pieces together” that will expand your practice, advocacy, and leadership to influence the health and safety of those we serve in our roles as Registered Nurses! Sincerely, Janice J. Hoffman, RN, PhD, ANEF 3
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