To Join our network distribution list and receive IHCNO Updates, EBlasts and Quarterly Newsletters, please fill out our form by linking on Click Here below. Click Here to Complete our Contact Form A message from the IHCNO President IHCNO is growing and offers even more opportunities to learn, meet like-minded colleagues, and make a difference in home care. In January, we became a member organization, and we welcome you to become an individual or organizational member. Member benefits include opportunities for leadership by joining committees, discounts for conferences and webinars, newsletters, discount subscription to Home Healthcare Now journal, and more. In addition, IHCNO recently hired an executive director and management organization to help with the day-to-day operations of the organization, which allows us to expand our activities. In coming weeks, you will see changes to the website with greater visibility of activities and projects. Please check IHCNO.org often to learn more about how you can be involved. Susan M Hinck PhD APRN GCNS-BC
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Create the future you want to see! SURVEY 3 is now open Study to Guide the Development of the New Home-Based Nursing: International Scope & Standards of Practice Introduction. The International Home Care Nurses Organization (IHCNO; www.ihcno.org) and the American Nurses Association (ANA) are conducting a research study to give nurses who provide care for persons in their homes a voice in developing the new Home-Based Nursing: International Scope and Standards of Practice. Survey 3 of the study is now open. Please contribute to this important project
Study Link: https://surveys.nursingworld.org/s3/International-Home-Based-Nursing-3
Thank You! ANNUAL RESEARCH AWARD: DEADLINE IS SEPTEMBER 30 Applications for the Marilyn D. Harris Research Grant are due on September 30. Please go to the Research tab to learn more about applying for the funding. |
International GuidelinesThe International Guidelines for Home Health Nursing Practice (Guidelines) are guiding principles for nurses who aspire to provide excellent care to patients in their homes. The Guidelines were developed by international home care nurses from diverse countries to provide guidance to nurses around the globe who seek to develop their professional home healthcare practice and performance. |
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International Home Care Nurses OrganizationThe International Home Care Nurses Organization (IHCNO) seeks to advance home care nursing around the world by providing a platform where nurses can support and learn from one another. We define “home care nurses” as nurses who provide care to patients in their homes. Home care nursing’s patients include those with acute or chronic health problems, no matter how young or old. Patients include those receiving hospital-at-home, skilled, private duty and palliative services, and many other types of care provided in the patient’s home. We recognize that home care nursing is a specialized area of nursing practice and we seek to support nurses in home healthcare clinical practice, education and research. |
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