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Perioperative Nurses College 2021 Calendar
Important dates for Perioperative Nurses College members to note
Date
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Item
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19 February
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Dissector Copy Deadline
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March Issue
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20 February
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National Committee Meeting
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Wellington
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18 April
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National Committee Zoom meeting
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Online
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14 May
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Dissector Copy Deadline
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June Issue
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TBC
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ASIORNA Conference
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Australia
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TBC
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MINA Conference
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Australia
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April/May
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Regions AGM's
Regions Chair Report, Office Bearers
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Send to National Secretary
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12 June
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Abstracts for Free Paper, and Awards, Poster Competition
Rules and Remits and topics for discussion
Service to PNC Award nominations
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National Secretary
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26 June
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National Committee Meeting
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Wellington
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13 August
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Dissector Copy Deadline
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September issue
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22 August
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National Committee Zoom meeting
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Online
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September TBC
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NZNO AGM and Conference
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TBC
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17 September TBC
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Closing date for all other awards
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PNC Secretary
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7 October
7 - 9 October
TBC
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PNC Pre AGM National Committee
PNC AGM & Conference
PNC Post AGM National Committee
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Christchurch
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12 November
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Dissector Copy Deadline
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December Issue
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Conferences
47th Annual Conference of the Perioperative Nurses College of NZNO
Vision 2020/21
7th to 9th October 2021
St Margaret's College,
12 Winchester Street (also Papanui Road entrance)
Christchurch
Conference Website
Call for abstracts - Closes 10 May 2021
Other Events
Perioperative Medicine in Action
Online Course
University College London and the Royal College of Anaesthetists (UK) will soon be opening the third run of their MOOC (Massive Online Open Course) Perioperative Medicine in Action, after a highly succesful launch earlier this year.
This is a free online course that we think would be of interest to our members.
The course provides a unique opportunity to access high quality learning material written by the UK leaders in perioperative medicine, as well as connecting with and discussing key topics with other healthcare providers world wide.
The course is available in English and Spanish.
Kind Regards,
Dr Abigail Whiteman and Dr Katie Samuel
Perioperative Medicine in Action Lead Educators