A Grant Funded Academic and Professional Organization Collaboration to Mentor Student Nurses in Developing a Nursing Informatics Conference
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4
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2
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California State University San Marcos School of Nursing partnered with San Diego Regional Chapter of American Nursing Informatics Association to develop and conduct a regional informatics conference. Baccalaureate nursing student interns worked with chapter leaders to support the planning of a professional conference. The nursing students also learned about the structure and functions of professional organizations, gained leadership experience, and enhanced their personal and professional development.
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Authors
Kathy Topp, BSN, MSM, RN-BC
Senior Director, Clinical Operations, AMN Healthcare
Pamela Kohlbry, PhD, CNL, RN
Ailaar Yaseyyedi, BSN, RN
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