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ONS Board of Directors Introduces New Ways of Sharing Information With ONS...

byAmy Strauss TraninARNP, MS, AOCN®ONS Board of Directors Introduces New Ways of Sharing Information With ONS Leaders and MembersOne of the topics discussed at the June, July, August, and September...

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ONS Board Looks at Developing the Society Through 2013 and Beyond

byAmy Strauss TraninARNP, MS, AOCN®ONS Board Looks at Developing the Society Through 2013 and BeyondThe ONS Board of Directors met for a face-to-face meeting in January. An entire day of this meeting...

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Could You Be an ONS Director-at-Large? Learn What Happens at a Typical Board...

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®Could You Be an ONS Director-at-Large? Learn What Happens at a Typical Board MeetingHave you ever wondered what an ONS Board of Directors meeting is like? Get an...

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Making the Good Better and the Better, Best

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®Making the Good Better and the Better, BestAs I review the 2011 year-​​end activ­ity by your ONS Board of Direc­torsFebruary 10, 2012byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®

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ONS Board Plants Seeds of Change That Germinate Into New Beginnings

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®ONS Board Plants Seeds of Change That Germinate Into New Beginnings Florence Nightingale noted, “Never lose an opportunity of urging a practical beginning, however...

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ONS Board of Directors Approves New Membership Category

ONS Board of Directors Approves New Membership CategoryDur­ing its July 2012 meet­ing, the ONS Board of Direc­tors made sev­eral key deci­sions July 30, 2012If you liked this, you might also like: How...

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Here’s How Your ONS Board Is Working With You In Mind

Here’s How Your ONS Board Is Working With You In MindEar­lier this sum­mer, we announced the four key deci­sions the ONS Board of Direc­tors madeSeptember 17, 2012If you liked this, you might also...

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ONS Rallies for Relevance in 2013 and Beyond

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®ONS Rallies for Relevance in 2013 and BeyondThe changing economic climate and generational desires have impacted nursing organizations that have traditionally been...

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What’s Old Is New Again on the ONS Virtual Communities

What’s Old Is New Again on the ONS Virtual CommunitiesDuring a recent ONS Board of Directors meeting, we learned that ONS’s virtual communities (VCs) have been updated with new links that yield better...

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Big Hairy Audacious Goals: Strategic Planning at ONS

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®Big Hairy Audacious Goals: Strategic Planning at ONSIt’s time to begin talking about the new strategic plan for ONS for 2012–2016. Your first question might be, “Why...

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Tell It Like It Is

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®Tell It Like It IsWhen the ONS Board of Directors asks members to “tell it like it is,” we mean active communication between the membership and the Board. This...

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You’ve Got Mail!

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®You’ve Got Mail!I bet you haven’t noticed that ONS tries to limit how much email and mail you receive from the Society. The reason? To encourage you to check it out...

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ONS Board of Directors Meeting Highlights: September 2011

byJulie EggertRN, PhD, GNP-C, AOCN®ONS Board of Directors Meeting Highlights: September 2011The Board will be exploring opportunities, put forth by a Communications Work Group, for the Board to...

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Local Organizations Can Make a Big Difference in Cancer Care

I have the privilege of managing and being the sole provider in a unique program. I work in the Hereditary Cancer Program at Saint Louis University Cancer Center, where I provide risk assessment...

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Raise Awareness in July for Ultraviolet Safety and Skin Cancer Risk

With summer in full swing, it’s the perfect time to head outdoors and enjoy the sunny weather. But are you protecting yourself from potential risks? The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has...

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Walls and a Blue Ribbon

I arrived at work on Tuesday morning to find my charge nurse handing out blue ribbons, beads, and bracelets to staff. "March is National Colon Cancer Awareness Month,” she said. “Put on the blue, we're...

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The Importance of HPV Vaccination for Your Patients

August marks the beginning of National Immunization Awareness Month, which is an annual observance to promote awareness of the importance of vaccination for individuals of all ages. It’s a great time...

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Oncology Nurses Can Have a Global Impact—in Bhutan and Beyond

Oncology nursing has certain universal truths: Your patients are going to need care. They’re going to need advocates, educators, and support systems to help them face their cancer diagnoses. Whether...

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How Peer-to-Peer Mentoring Can Reduce Compassion Fatigue

When I received an offer for a position on the stem cell transplant unit at UPMC Shadyside in Pittsburgh, PA, I had no question about whether to accept it. It was, and still is, my dream nursing job. I...

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After 100 Years, Nursing School Is Both Different Yet Still the Same

Earlier this month, I found this picture of my grandmother from 1918. She must have sent it to her sister, because on the back of the photo was scrawled a message: “I thought you might want a snap to...

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