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Nurses in St. Lucia pay respect and tribute to their fallen nursing colleague, Keziah Wilson, RN who was murdered on November 22nd, 2022.

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CNO GALLERY

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CNO Biennial Meeting and Conference Highlights: Jamaica 2022

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CNO MENTORSHIP AND COACHING PROGRAM

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NURSING STUDENT & EARLY CAREER NURSES NETWORK

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NURSES’ MONTH HIGHLIGHTS

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CNO MENTORSHIP & COACHING PROGRAM

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Spread the loveAccording to recent research, coaching and mentoring programs if carefully designed and flexibly implemented, represents an exciting avenue for enhancing the role of nurses and midwives in people-centered health system strengthening ( J hoover, A. Koon, E. Rosser & K Rao 2020). The Caribbean Nurses Organization (CNO) is pleased to announce the official launch of… Continue reading CNO MENTORSHIP & COACHING PROGRAM

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WCEA PARTNERSHIP

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Spread the loveIn keeping with its strategic priority to expand continuing education opportunities for nurses in the Caribbean and diaspora, the Caribbean Nurses Organization is partnering with the World Continuing Education Alliance (WCEA) to provide FREE online courses for nurses.   WCEA network focuses on assisting low and middle -income countries to build capacity in… Continue reading WCEA PARTNERSHIP

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CLIMATE CHANGE

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Spread the loveAccording to World Health (WHO 2022) “Climate change is a health emergency and an existential threat to us, with more than 13 million deaths around the world each year due to avoidable environmental causes”. Notably, Climate change has become a “hot” topic in the Caribbean Region and globally.  Governments, interest groups and private citizens are making… Continue reading CLIMATE CHANGE

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NURSING STUDENT FORUM

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RESEARCH AND REVIEW SHARED LINKS

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Spread the loveA FOCUS ON ORAL HEALTH CNO is partnering with the C3 for Health Network in the global Campaign for oral health.  According to the World Health Organization (WHO) Oral Health Status Report (2022) it is estimated that oral diseases affect close to 3.5 billion people worldwide, with 3 out of 4 people living… Continue reading RESEARCH AND REVIEW SHARED LINKS

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Webinar on Institution Continuing Education (ICE) Online Platform

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CNO BOARD MEETINGS AND REPRESENTATION

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Spread the loveCNO Board of Directors’ Meeting Georgetown Guyana, April 25-27th, 2023 During its Board Meeting in Guyana April 2023, Board members met with government officials to garner support for the hosting of its 33rd Biennial Meeting and Conference in Guyana.   CNO Board of Directors and Executives of the Guyana Nurses Association (GNA) pays courtesy… Continue reading CNO BOARD MEETINGS AND REPRESENTATION

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Enhancing Your Value Via Quality Management

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Nurses in St Lucia mourn the death of fallen colleague, victim of a shooting incident

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Spread the loveNurses in St. Lucia pay respect and tribute to their fallen nursing colleague, Keziah Wilson, RN who was murdered on November 22nd, 2022.

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Nurses create history at the Cave Hill

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Spread the loveNurses complete Postgraduate Paediatric Diploma and MSN Program at UWI, Cave Hill Campus, Barbados

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CNO 32nd Biennial Meeting and Conference

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Spread the love The Biennial Meeting and Conference is a hallmark event of the CNO.  It allows for conduct of the CNO Business, provides educational fora, networking and serves as a revenue generator for the organization. The 32nd Biennial Meeting and Conference was held in Ocho Rios, Jamaica October 8th-15th, 2022.  The Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ)… Continue reading CNO 32nd Biennial Meeting and Conference

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The CNO President's Message

Paulette Cash, Ph.D., APRN

Greetings, Member National Nurses Associations (NNAs) and Fellow Nursing Colleagues Across the Caribbean and diaspora,

It is indeed a pleasure to greet you as the new President of the Caribbean Nurses’ Organization (CNO) for the period 2022 – 2024.

The Caribbean Nurses Organization stands as the oldest professional nursing body in the Region and serves as the premier voice for Nursing in the Caribbean. CNO seeks to influence health and nursing policy regionally, to empower its national nurses’ associations (NNAs) in the Region to work on behalf of nurses, nursing and the peoples of the Caribbean. Our aim is to unite nurses in the Caribbean and diaspora.

As we continue to celebrate our 65th Anniversary, we reflect on our rich legacy and salute our founding members and highly esteemed past executives on whose foundation, we continue to build.

The Caribbean Nurses Organization joins local citizens, regional and global partners in applauding the valiant efforts of nurses during the COVID 19 pandemic.  More than ever, 2020 brought into focus just how important nurses are across the Region and across the world.   The CNO Board of Directors thank you for going over and beyond always to meet the needs of the populations that we serve and for the contributions that you make to health systems strengthening in our region and beyond. Your service, sacrifice and selflessness, coupled with your compassion and technical skills, do make a difference.

As we move forward in this new term of office, the CNO Board of Directors remains committed to strengthening its strategic partnerships and affiliations for strengthening of nursing and health systems in the Region. Cognizant of emerging health issues, persisting health and social challenges at local, regional and global level, our strategic priorities will focus on the following i) increasing nursing’s contribution to achievement of universal health coverage (UHC) and the sustainable development goals (SDGs) (ii) increasing support for our membership iii) building a sustainable financial model for the organization, and (iv) advocacy for health and human services.

As Nursing is a dynamic field that evolves over time, CNO remains committed to encouraging evidence-based practice (EBP), innovative ideas and creative advances that seek to improve outcomes for patients and populations and advance the profession. Additionally, CNO encourages inter-professional education for nursing and midwifery students, use of technology, continuous professional development, improved accreditation standards  and capacity-building. Further, CNO supports review of nursing workforce and working conditions in the Region to inform policy & practice.

As we go forward as ambassadors of our noble profession, it is hoped that our individual and collective efforts and investments as members of our regional professional nursing body will continue to yield dividends that propel the organization forward.

Remember, our organization is only as strong as we make it to be. We look forward to your continued support and engagement, as we seek to build a legacy that will illuminate the landscape of healthcare in our region and inspire future generations to enter our profession.

May God bless you and your families, as we continue to serve the peoples of the Region in our various domains.

Paulette Cash, PhD, APRN
President

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CNO Biennial Meeting and Conference Highlights: Jamaica 2022

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CNO MENTORSHIP AND COACHING PROGRAM

The Objectives for this session are as follows: To identify difficult situations To provide strategies on how to navigate difficult situations. To identify mechanisms for self-empowerment during difficult situations

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NURSES’ MONTH HIGHLIGHTS

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RESEARCH AND REVIEW SHARED LINKS

A FOCUS ON ORAL HEALTH CNO is partnering with the C3 for Health Network in the global Campaign for oral health.  According to the World Health Organization (WHO) Oral Health Status Report (2022) it is estimated that oral diseases affect close to 3.5 billion people...

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Webinar on Institution Continuing Education (ICE) Online Platform

September 15, 2023, Friday6:00 pm to 7:00 pm, ESTZoom PlatformNOTE : FOR OFFICERS OF NNAs only Please click the link to register online: https://ceonpoint.com/pages/training_details/108 Zoom Link ( Note: the meeting ID and Passcode is sent to your email upon registration) https://us05web.zoom.us/j/85983687640?pwd=oTNydxCGVsg2OoOxbMoSU9TUw0a7RN.1

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CNO BOARD MEETINGS AND REPRESENTATION

CNO Board of Directors' Meeting Georgetown Guyana, April 25-27th, 2023 During its Board Meeting in Guyana April 2023, Board members met with government officials to garner support for the hosting of its 33rd Biennial Meeting and Conference in Guyana.   CNO Board of Directors and Executives...

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Nurses in St. Lucia pay respect and tribute to their fallen nursing colleague, Keziah Wilson, RN who was murdered on November 22nd, 2022.

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Immediate Past President

Mrs. Elnora Warner – Antigua & Barbuda

Treasurer

Mrs. Michelle Hales Thompson – Jamaica

Chair of Nominating Committee

Ms. Candice Thompson – Jamaica

Asst. Secretary

Mrs. Janice Mullings George – Bermuda

Secretary

Mrs. Kahon Duhaney Gordon- Jamaica

Region 1 Director

Ms. Rebecca Johnson – Bahamas

President

Dr. Paulette Cash – Bahamas

Region 2 Director

Ms. Carol Bart Elliott – Anguilla

Region 4 Director

Mrs. Avion Drayton Bailey – Trinidad & Tobago

Asst. Treasurer

Mrs. Valerie Francis Miller – Barbados

Vice President

Mrs. DawnMarie Richards – Jamaica

Region 3 Director

Mrs. Alicia Baptiste – St. Lucia


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