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Continuing Nursing EducationUniversity of Washington Continuing Nursing Education provides conferences, annual updates, self study classes and nursing grand rounds to health care professionals. We offer contact hour credit in continuing education, delivered by experts in the field. Some offerings are available for college credit as well. Please see the items at the left for more information. |
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| Handouts are available! | For the Advanced Practice in Primary & Acute Care conference. To print your handouts for the conference, please use the Handouts link in the left gold sidebar. Then refer to your confirmation letter for your password to gain entry to the handout area. If you need assistance, please call 206-543-1047. Please note: Traffic in the handouts area will be heavy close to the conference. We encourage early printing. |
| Apply early for OMEP - Summer/Fall Course | Ostomy Management Education Program - Aug 2 - Dec 17, 2010 This online course is offered for registered nurses who seek advanced knowledge and skills in ostomy management and who function well as independent learners, have access to a computer, and are interested in using the web as an educational resource. For application, please contact Nole Ann at 206-221-2351 or noleannh@u.washington.edu Early application is advised. |
| WMEP applications now being accepted for Summer/Fall course! | Wound Management Education Program - Aug 11 - Oct 14, 2010 This comprehensive, intensive program begins with 6 weeks of web-supported learning activities and ends with 14 days of intensive classwork and clinical experience in Seattle. For application, please contact Nole Ann at 206-221-2351 or noleannh@u.washington.edu Early application is advised. Application deadline: June 11, 2010. |
| WMEP applications now being accepted for Spring course! | Wound Management Education Program - Feb 17 - Apr 22, 2010 This comprehensive, intensive program begins with 6 weeks of web-supported learning activities and ends with 14 days of intensive classwork and clinical experience in Seattle. For application, please contact Nole Ann at 206-221-2351 or noleannh@u.washington.edu Early application is advised. Application deadline: Dec 11, 2009. |
| Comments from people who have attended our conferences or classes— |
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| Ambulatory Care Nursing 2009 Wednesday, April 29, 2009—309 registrants Rating:  Great conference as always! It really keeps me up to date on multiple issues in a short period of time. Great opportunity to re-connect with colleagues of previous jobs. |
| Adult/Geriatric Drug Therapy Friday, May 22, 2009—72 registrants Rating:  Great job! I am very pleased with this conference and seeing how you implement our suggestions. Quality of the speakers was exceptional. All seemed well-versed in their topics and were easy to listen to. |
| Immediate Response Monday, May 18, 2009—87 registrants Rating: Good array of different topics that are all very pertinent to my practice. We are all so lucky to have these offerings and talented people, to enrich our practices. |
| Critical Care Nursing Update 2009 Wednesday, March 25, 2009—86 registrants Rating: Excellent speakers and topics. |
| Ambulatory Care Nursing 2009 Wednesday, April 29, 2009—309 registrants Rating: All the topics that I went to will help me in my day to day practice. They were practical, resourceful and made me think I can incorporate the knowledge in my everyday work. Fantastic! I am celebrating my 25th year as a registered nurse. I have attended many conferences over the years. The Annual Pacific NW Ambulatory Care nursing conference is the best!! |
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