National Nursing Informatics Conference

NURSING BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT: Informatics for clinical change, health & wellbeing

Take this opportunity to strengthen your knowledge in nursing informatics:

• National trends in nursing informatics and service delivery
• Hear what is happening in other clinical areas
• Enjoy good food and network with fellow nurses

   

Download preliminary programme

 

When and where?

Monday 19 October 2015, Wigram Air Force Museum, Christchurch. 9am to 5pm. Only $195 for a full day conference with international speakers. Register now. Download the event flyer for your noticeboard. 

 

Keynote Speakers

Dr Margaret Hansen, Professor, School of Nursing University of San Francisco
Dr Karen Monsen, Associate Professor, School of Nursing University of Minnesota
 

Networking event 5-7pm

Following the National Nursing Informatics Conference (NNIC) you are invited, free of charge, to attend the Health Informatics New Zealand (HiNZ) networking event at Wigram. Meet a diverse range of health sector colleagues and view over 40 exhibition booths. Drinks and nibbles provided.
 

HiNZ Conference discount

NNIC delegates are eligible for a 50% discount registration to the HiNZ Conference (20-21 October).
This annual event is attended by 600 delegates including clinicians, health sector managers, IT professionals and academics. This is the first time the event has come to Christchurch. To find out more about the HiNZ Conference discount email admin@hinz.org.nz.

  

Exhibition opportunities

There are only six exhibition spaces at NNIC. Download prospectus or email kim@hinz.org.nz

 

Questions?

This conference is a collaboration between HiNZ and Nurse Executives NZ (NENZ). For further information regarding the NNIC programme please contact NNIC Convenor Sheree East, Director of Nursing, Nurse Maude Association on Sheree.East@nursemaude.org.nz.

 

Register for NNIC. Only $195. Limited to 95 places due to venue constraints so be quick!

 

Download the event poster for your noticeboard. 

Download the preliminary programme.