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Introduction to IHCNO

At IHCNO, we’re dedicated to establishing a higher standard of excellence for individual patients, their families, and interact with communities across the globe. Research and evidence-based practice are important components of beneficial home nursing and bring value to our profession.

Joining our network means you will receive our emails when we have events or information that is of interest to home health nurses. Please click the button above and complete the form to join! (AT NO CHARGE)

Networking Benefits

Online networking with home care nurses around the world
Opportunity to work on committees with nurses around the world
Announcements about upcoming conferences and webinars from IHCNO and other important affiliates
Access to information from books, journals, and articles of interest, including those written by our network members
Opportunity to help revise the International Guidelines for Home Health Nursing
Eligibility for research scholarship grants

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Call to Action! Your Input Matters! Time Sensitive!

The Outreach Committee members for the International Home Care Nurses Organization (IHCNO) have developed a survey for nurses caring for individuals in the home and community to see how IHCNO can assist nurses in meeting the needs of those that they serve. To do this, we need and value your input. We are asking you to go to this link to complete the survey. Click Here. In order for IHCNO to analyze the data, share the results and begin to address the findings, we ask that you complete the survey by September 1, 2021.

Community Nursing: Learning from our International Partners

Professor Julie Green PhD, MSc, BSc (Hons), PGCert, RGN, BEd, SFHEA, Queen's Nurse is the RCN district and community nursing forum chair, Queen’s Nurse and professor of district nursing at Keele University.

We are happy to post this article published in primaryhealthcare.com. “RCN survey reveals ‘relentless pressure’ on district nurse services”.