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2023 - 2024This year's theme for our annual report – Celebrating successes, solving challenges – symbolizes the essence of who and what we are. In the report, we explore the transformative changes that have happened for nursing and the health system in the past year, and outline ongoing areas of attention and work needed to improve health outcomes across Ontario and throughout the world. |
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2022 - 2023This year's annual report highlights our work in two key areas: unity and action. Each area explores how our members contribute to our healthy public policy work and help inform our evidenced-based best practice guidelines program, including our network of Best Practice Spotlight Organizations. |
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2021 - 2022This year's annual report highlights our work in three pillars: health equity, health system transformation and leading change. Each area explores the history or impetus for the work in the area, the role of members leading this work, partnerships, policy and capacity building. |
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2020 - 2021This past year has tested the resilience of nurses, our profession, the health system. It has also affected all Ontarians individually and collectively. Throughout this annual report, we highlight positive outcomes and we reveal where more work needs to be done.
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2019 - 2020Our main focus this year is mobilization. As you make your way through these pages, you will see how members have engaged to mobilize change. This report is built around five pillars: voice, powering, practice excellence, partnerships and collective identity. |
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2018 - 2019Our mandate - Speaking out for nursing and speaking out for health - symbolizes who we are and how we approach our responsibilities as health professionals and as members of our communities. It’s also the theme for this year’s annual report. |
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2017 - 2018The pages of this annual report tell the story of our accomplishments together, and the contributions we have made over the past year to our profession, the health of Ontarians and the health system.
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