NZNO Nursing Leadership Section, NZNO Tapuhi Mana Whakatipu Conference has been postponed until November 2021
Coaching Leadership Workshops Facilitated by Bev McClelland
Fees: $120 (Must be a member of the Nursing Leadership Section, NZNO Tapuhi Mana Whakatipu)
Programme Outline (PDF, 321KB)
14 August
Chalet Conference Centre
Centennial Drive
Hokowhitu
Palmerston North
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4 September
Logan Campbell Building
Auckland Botanical Gardens
102 Hill Road
Auckland
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15 October
Otago Museum
Great King Road
Dunedin
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Vision
Professional providers of clinical management and integral members of the nursing workforce and the health service management team.
Mission
The NZNO Nursing Leadership Section, NZNO Tapuhi Mana Whakatipu is a professional section of NZNO dedicated to sound nursing management and leadership to:
- Guide and support the development of resourceful Nursing Leaders
- Encourage nurses to become innovative and sustainable in the delivery of equitable healthcare.
Objectives
- To be the recognised professional NZNO section of all nurse leaders in New Zealand.
- To recruit nurses practising, identifying with, and/or interested in nursing management and leadership to belong to the NZNO Nursing Leadership Section, NZNO Tapuhi Mana Whakatipu
- To practice within the protection, partnership and participation principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.
- To provide a communications network for all members including regular newsletters, website updates, practive development and dissemination of information on issues pertaining to clinical and operational management.
- To liaise with appropriate authorities on social and health issues relevant to clinical and operational management.
- To encourage, promote and provide the development of educational forums for Nurse Managers.
- To encourage and support research into nurse management issues.
- To actively facilitate the ongoing strategic and professional development of nurse managers in conjunction with NZNO and appropriate health authorities.
- To promote nurse management and increase the profile of nurse managers.
- To communicate and liaise with other organisations at a national and international level.
- To support the objectives, policy and activities of NZNO.