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Nursing SectionThe OPHA Nursing Section is a forum for all those interested in nursing and public health to come together, support each other, and advance the public’s health. GoalsLeadership: Support a variety of educational opportunities throughout the year, including nursing summit to share stories on research, policies, and programs. Practice: Build partnerships with members, other organizations, and communities to unite around common interest in public health nursing. Policy: Join together to inform and support policies to improve the public’s health. Work PlanOur section participates in a wide range of activities and events. Click here to view our current work plan. Section Meetings & EventsSection LeadershipChair: Katherine Bradley Get Involved!If you would like to get involved and lend your energy to developing a strong role for public health nursing in the future, contact Dianna Pickett at [email protected]. |
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