Committees
A number of committees carry out the work of the Academy.
Leadership/Policy Committee
This committee splits its focus between leadership development (including succession planning, mentorship, and leadership education) and drafting position/policy statements to guide and inform the work of ACEN and its members. Members of ACEN may submit ideas for position statements to be evaluated against the policy-screening tool by the committee. Those accepted by the committee are assigned to a committee-working group to draft the policy/position statement, which is then reviewed by the whole committee. To date, the committee has prepared three position statements. The committee has also been instrumental in the initial work of the National Nursing Quality Report initiative.
Finance Committee
This committee is charged with overseeing and reviewing the ACEN budgets. The committee reviews financial statements and offers advice on keeping ACEN financially stable as well as develop and review financial policies and procedures.
The CJNL Editorial Advisory Board
The Advisory Board committee meets to review the performance of the Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership and to provide feedback on the format, content and themes of the journal. The journal is peer reviewed and covers politics, policy, theory and innovations that contribute to leadership in nursing administration, practice, teaching and research. Through the Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership, ACEN enables and facilitates an academic level of discussion, information sharing and debate on issues that are of value and concern to its members.
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Time to renew your ACEN membership
April 3, 2013
ACEN membership is open to all Chief Nurses and Director level nurses in all institutions with an academic mandate. Institutions with an academic mandate include teaching hospitals, universities, community hospitals, long term care facilities, community care organizations and public health organizations. Visit the membership page and JOIN NOW!
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Cross Country Check Up – March 1st
February 7, 2013
Join us on Friday, March 1st from 12h30-13h30 EST Katherine Chubbs, President-Elect ACEN and Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer, Eastern Health will be provide an overview of the Drug Shortage Framework developed in Newfoundland and Labrador and the role of nursing when MANAGING drug shortages.
