APNA 2020 National Conference Program Announced - Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation (Tasmanian Branch)

APNA 2020 National Conference Program Announced: 21-23 May, Sydney

2020 is the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife, the last year of the Nursing Now campaign, and the year to celebrate valued, visible and respected. And the APNA 2020 National Conference is going to be an event you won’t want to miss, a once in a lifetime opportunity to huddle with other nurses and celebrate this milestone year for the nursing profession.

With professional development tailored for nurses working in primary health care, this year’s conference will deliver inspiring keynotes from nurses leading the way; interactive workshops that will engage the perennial student within; the latest research; and clinical updates in key areas of practice to ensure delegates go back to their workplaces with the best working knowledge.

You can view the program and register via apna.asn.au/conference

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