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We look forward to seeing you at our 97th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on June 9 – 11, 2022!
To explore nurses’ experiences over the past year, the theme for our of AGM is “COVID-19 Pandemic: Nursing Through Crisis.” This is a chance for RNs, NPs and nursing students to gather in a virtual space to reflect on learnings from the past year and look ahead at the opportunities to improve the nursing profession for the current workforce as well as the next generation of nurses.
RNAO’s annual report is a comprehensive report on the organization’s activities and performance throughout the preceding year (2021-2022). This year’s annual report theme is "COVID-19 Pandemic: Nursing Through Crisis."
We are pleased to have Peel Chapter as our AGM host this year! Peel Chapter represents RNs, NPs and nursing students who live and work in the Peel region.
RNAO encourages members, chapters, regions without chapters, and interest groups to submit resolutions for review and discussion at RNAO’s annual general meeting (AGM). Members who submit resolutions help raise the profile of important nursing and health issues and engage colleagues in discussions that matter to RNs, NPs and nursing students.
RNAO members play an important role in deciding governance issues that affect the current and future direction of your professional association.
Voting is closed.
RNAO’s Recognition Awards are presented annually to individuals and groups that make significant contributions to RNAO's mandate of speaking out for nursing and speaking out for health. Awards are given out in five different categories – leadership, education/mentorship, group, student (undergrad) and member of the public.
The awards acknowledge contributions made by volunteers and long-time members of the association.
RNAO's annual Media Awards honour journalists for outstanding reporting that helps Ontarians better understand nursing and health care. Awards are presented each year in the following categories: daily newspaper, community newspaper, radio, television, online, podcast and multicultural. Entries are scored by an independent panel of judges consisting of nurses and journalists.
Hear from our assembly members on what’s been happening in their local chapters, regions and interest groups.