Nursing is a dynamic and continually changing profession that requires RNs and NPs to keep current with changes in practice, health care, and technology.
The Canadian Nurses Association has a number of documents available free of charge and for sale.
CNPS provides legal resources and risk management information such as timely and relevant articles, webinars and information to help RNs and NPs provide high quality professional care to their patients.
A comprehensive list of Canadian nursing website including associations, colleges and organizations.
Telenursing Practice Toolkit
As virtual or telenursing care is being required and adopted, NANB supports nurses providing care remotely to clients through technology. This toolkit provides guidance and resources to assist nurses and employers in providing safe, competent, and ethical telenursing care. It also provides resources to inform the public on virtual care.
The Role of the Nurse and Scope of Practice Toolkit
This toolkit was created to help nurses, their employers, and the public to have greater understanding of the role of the nurse and what is meant by scope of practice.
Transition-to-Practice Toolkit
A toolkit of extensive resources that will help you become successfully registered and help you understand the role of a regulatory body.
Cannabis Toolkit
Resources for the Nurse and the Public
Opioid Toolkit
NANB has created a toolkit that offers healthcare providers and the public resources to help manage the opioid crisis.
NANB Headquarters are located in Fredericton, New Brunswick. We encourage members and the public to contact us in person, by mail, phone or email at any time.
If you wish to contact a member of the Board of Directors or Chapter Presidents, please do so through the Association.
Patient Connect NB is a provincially managed, bilingual patient registry for New Brunswickers without access to a primary health care provider (family doctor or nurse practitioner). New Brunswickers without a provider can register with Patient Connect NB and will be assigned to a provider on a first-come, first-serve basis.
The Nurses Association of New Brunswick does not assume liability, implied or explicit, for errors or omissions in the information contained on this web site.
