Participez! Le sondage en ligne est ouvert! Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2024
Published on Thursday, 24 October, 2024
Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2024
Vous êtes invité à participer à un sondage en ligne pour valider une version préliminaire des Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2024. Le sondage vise à évaluer le degré de consensus et à recueillir de la rétroaction de la communauté de la santé publique canadienne. Vos commentaires serviront à mettre à jour les Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2024.
Accéder au sondage en ligne ici
Le sondage se déroulera jusqu’au 7 novembre 2024.
Merci de votre participation continue!
Entre septembre 2023 et avril 2024, les Centres de collaboration nationale en santé publique (CCNSP) ont tenu plus de 55 réunions participatives (en personne et virtuelles) avec plus de 2 000 membres de la communauté de la santé publique canadienne de chaque province et territoire. Des intervenant·e·s venant d’horizons variés ont fourni leurs points de vue sur les versions préliminaire des Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2024, incluant des praticien·ne·s de la santé publique, des décideur·euse·s, des responsables des politiques, des éducateur·trice·s, des chercheur·euse·s, des étudiant·e·s et des organismes communautaires ayant une influence sur la santé.
À la suite de cette vaste consultation et de revues de la littérature, une liste de compétences essentielles a été déterminée pour refléter les connaissances, les habiletés et les attitudes nécessaires pour assurer une pratique efficace en santé publique au Canada. L’équipe de projet reconnaît que cette version préliminaire de la liste de compétences essentielles présente des lacunes, et elle continue de dialoguer avec les partenaires autochtones, leaders en santé des communautés noires, les praticien·ne·s francophones et d’autres intervenants pour obtenir davantage de commentaires additionnels et spécifiques. Les commentaires seront pris en compte dans la prochaine version.
Poursuivez votre participation au projet des Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2024!
Veuillez transmettre cette invitation à vos collègues et à vos partenaires en santé publique de même qu’à vos réseaux. Encouragez-les à s’inscrire et à remplir le sondage en ligne.
Des commentaires ou des questions? Envoyez un courriel à corecomp@stfx.ca.
Contexte du projet Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2024
L’Agence de la santé publique du Canada a mandaté les CCNSP de consulter la communauté canadienne de la santé publique dans le cadre de la mise à jour des Compétences essentielles en santé publique au Canada 2008. Ce projet est mené par les CCNSP sous la direction de Claire Betker, Ph. D., directrice scientifique au Centre de collaboration nationale des déterminants de la santé.
Invitation to participate: 2024 Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada
Published on Thursday, 24 October, 2024
You are invited to participate in an online survey to review the draft 2024 Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada! The survey seeks to test agreement and gather feedback from the Canadian public health community. Your feedback will be used to update the 2024 Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada.
The survey will be open until November 7, 2024.
Thank you for your continued engagement!
Between September 2023 and April 2024, National Collaborating Centres for Public Health (NCCPH) held over 55 engagement sessions (in-person and virtual) with more than 2,000 members of the Canadian public health community from every province and territory. Feedback on early drafts of the updated 2024 Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada was gathered from a broad and diverse range of perspectives – including public health practitioners, decision- and policy-makers, educators, researchers, students, and health-influencing community organizations.
Following this extensive engagement and literature reviews, a consolidated set of core competencies has been drafted that reflects essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for effective public health practice in Canada. The project team acknowledges there are gaps in this draft set of core competencies and continues to engage with Indigenous partners, Black Health leaders, Francophone practitioners and others to seek additional and specific input. Feedback will be incorporated into the next version.
Stay engaged in the 2024 Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada project!
Please share this invitation broadly with your colleagues, public health partners, and networks. Encourage them to sign up and complete the online survey.
Feedback or questions? Contact corecomp@stfx.ca.
2024 Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada Project Background
The Public Health Agency of Canada commissioned the NCCPH to engage with the public health community in Canada in order to update the 2008 Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada. This research is being conducted by the NCCPH under the direction of Dr. Claire Betker, Scientific Director for the National Collaborating Centre for the Determinants of Health.
CHNC is pleased to announced the launch of the updated Home Health Nursing Competencies (2024)
Published on Thursday, 24 October, 2024
The Community Health Nurses of Canada is pleased to announce the launch of the updated CHNC Home Health Nursing Competencies (2024).
CHNC, in
collaboration with SE Health, engaged with Home Health Nurses across the
country to review and update the CHNC HHN Competencies (2010). This update will
provide clear direction to equip nursing leaders and point-of-care providers
with the evidence necessary to guide and support the practice of home health
nurses to work with purpose and positively contribute to the health and social
care of everyone in Canada.
Please join us at one
of the sessions below as we share the updated competencies and tools to
support organizational and individual use of the updated competencies for home
health nurses. All 3 of these sessions will focus on the same content.Choose the session that is most convenient for you.
The webinars will be recorded and
posted on the CHNC YouTube site for those who are unable to attend. There
is no charge to attend the webinars, and all are welcome to join!
Title of Webinar:Sharing the updated CHNC Home Health Nursing Competencies
(2024)
Session #1
Date: November 14, 2024
Time: 3-4 pm EST
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZckc-mqqjMsHdWyTnmJaf88NGrsxcXLFl1N
Session #2
Date: November 20, 2024
Time: 3-4 pm EST
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIsd--pqzssG9P4GdCB0arbw5Sr6D5mm3wD
Date: November 27, 2024
Time: 1-2 pm EST
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUuceqvrz4sEtReDUEK5qSmr4hMDUMHGC1K
After registering, you will receive a
confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
CHNC Professional Development Webinar: Becoming a Vaccine Super Communicator
Published on Friday, 27 September, 2024
The Community Health Nurses of Canada is pleased to announce another exciting CHNC Professional Development Webinar!
The webinars will be recorded and posted on the CHNC YouTube site for those who are unable to attend. There is no charge to attend the webinars, and all are welcome to join!
Title of Webinar: Becoming a Vaccine Super Communicator
Date: Wednesday, October 9, 2024
Time: 12-1 pm ET (9-10 am PT; 10-11 am MT; 11 am - 12 pm CT; 1-2 pm AT)
Register in advance for this meeting:
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Learning objectives for this webinar:
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Discuss the burden of HPV-related cancers; specifically, head and neck-related cancers in men.
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Understand the effective strategies to address vaccine hesitancy and promote vaccine confidence among various patient populations.
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Describe the importance of storytelling in effective vaccine communication and its impact on vaccine acceptance.
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Identify and apply key principles of vaccine communication, including social identities, acknowledging assumptions and past experiences, and fostering effective conversations about vaccines.
Presenter Bio: Dr. Erin Courtney
Dr. Erin Courtney is a Registered Nurse with a Masters in Adult Education and a Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership. She has over twenty years working in public health, including eight years managing an Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Program. Currently, she is a professor in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program at Lambton College, as well as an Assistant Professor in the Doctor of Education, Educational Leadership program at Western University. Her research focus is on vaccines and science communication, and she continues to support public health as an author and the lead editor in the first ever Canadian Public Health Nursing textbook, which will be published in 2025.
This webinar has been generously supported by an unrestricted educational grant from:
Home Health Competencies Update
Published on Monday, 23 September, 2024
The International Health Trends and Perspectives Journal is looking for mauscripts!
Published on Friday, 20 September, 2024
Barbara Mildon Community Health Nursing Certification Exam Bursary 2024
Published on Wednesday, 18 September, 2024
Background
This bursary was
inaugurated in 2004 to recognize Barb’s leadership in the development of
national standards of practice for community health nursing. The standards led
to the designation of community health nursing as a specialty by the Canadian
Nurses Association and the establishment of a national certification program.
Purpose
The purpose of
the $500.00 bursary is to provide encouragement and support to an individual(s)
pursuing certification and to offset the cost of the initial certification
examination. One bursary will be made available in each calendar year.
Eligibility Criteria
The recipient
must have been a member of CHNC for at least one full year prior to applying
for the bursary.
The recipient
must have registered with CNA to write the examination and provide proof of
registration and payment.
The recipient
must have been working in community health nursing for at least three years.
Application Process
1. The recipient
is required to submit
● The completed signed and dated application form (Click here to access form)
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A current c.v. or résumé that
includes the components outlined in the application form;
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One letter of support for your
application related to academic, employment and/or professional involvement
(see below);
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A typewritten statement of
purpose;
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Proof of registration and
payment;
2. Applications
are blind reviewed by a sub-committee of the CHNC Board with one applicant
selected.
3. Upon receiving
proof of certification, CHNC will award the successful applicant $500.00.
Timelines for the 2024 Bursary
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The call for applications will
be placed on the CHNC web site and advertised through listservs, etc.
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Applications must be received
by midnight EDT on December 31st 2024 .
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The successful recipient will
be announced at the 2025 CHNC National conference with funds released after
results are confirmed.
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The recipient will be profiled
in an issue of the CHNC Great Big News and on the website
Please email completed application to: communications@chnc.ca
Home Health Competency Update
Published on Friday, 13 September, 2024
MOSIAC September 18th 2024
Published on Friday, 13 September, 2024
Title: Equitable health policy, human rights, and the role of nurses as change agents
Presenter: J. Craig Phillips, RN, PhD (University of Ottawa)
Clicl link below to register!
Interested in helping with maintenance of the Community Health Nursing Certification Exam?
Published on Monday, 29 July, 2024
In 2024, CNA is embarking on essential maintenance and
updates for the Community Health Nursing Certification exam. These activities will
encompass currency reviews (i.e., list of competencies, the practice test, and
the exam form.) CNA and CHNC firmly believe that collaboration will
significantly benefit the nursing community.
CNA has asked CHNC to identify nurses who can participate in
the maintenance activities for the Community Health Nursing exam. These nurses
will contribute by reviewing questions or competencies, updating content, and
ensuring alignment with industry standards.
Continuous Learning (CL) Credit: Participation in this committee
can be credited toward the 100 hours of Continuous Learning (CL) required to
maintain specialty certification, CHNC (C).
It you are interested in participating in this opportunity,
contact us via Facebook messenger or email at info@chnc.ca August 5th, 2024.