CSGNA is the National leader in Gastroenterology (GI) Nursing contributing to and providing access to, evidence-based standards, guidelines, position statements, expert opinions, publications, and education. CSGNA collaborates and partners with organizations and heath Care groups to provide advocacy, contributions to research, statistics, and a diverse network of GI Nursing Professionals and associates.
Secretary and Western Canada Center representative are still vacant for nominations. If members know of anyone interested in this great opportunity please nominate a fellow member today. Any vacant positions at the AGM will be brought forth at that point. CSGNA will take nominations until the AGM as well.
National Board Nomination Form_2017
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To All CSGNA Members and local Chapters,
With investigation into why there were no “Chapter of the Year” submissions, we determined the website application form was not connected correctly. Therefore, did not receive any submissions for this award
We wil re-open submission forms for the “CHAPTER OF THE YEAR” from Mon. July 17 2017 to Sunday August 13 2017. Chapter Executives please consider submitting an application, to share the exciting innovations and great work that each chapter is producing! The winner will be announced at the Victoria, British Columbia Conference.
CSGNA Chapter of the year 2017
... Read moreCongratluations Donna Power and Mabel Chaytor on your Retirement!
Mabel Chaytor is retiring after 42 years!!!
Mabel Chaytor…… a famous name in the city’s hospital halls. Everyone knows Mabel! And even today, patients and staff still ask for her and about her. There is no doubt she has had a tremendous impact on a lot of people over the years.
Graduated from the Grace in 1974, she has worked in various areas of nursing over her longstanding career including the emergency department, but she found a permanent home in Endoscopy.
She joined CSGNA in 1992 and from that point...
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January 11th, 2016
I have had the opportunity to sit in on a lecture on creating poster presentations through a university and I thought it would be very valuable to share what I learned with our members. The purpose of making a research poster is to give a visual summary of a proposal or findings. It is used to facilitate conversation among peers and it looks good on a resume!
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