LATEST NEWS & INFORMATION

2010 Conference Sponsorship Prospectus is now available

The December Hemisphere Newsletter is now available...
The December 2009 issue of Brainstem is now available - Read reviews from your Conference... Review the WFNN status... Hear what activites are happening in your state and much more! .
The ANNA Exec are happy to welcome Vicki Evans to the Team!
The ANNA Exec are happy to welcome Alanah Bailey to the Team!
ANNA Victoria presents Stroke Seminar for Nursing & Allied Health Staff
This site was published by the ANNA Executive for members of
The Australasian Neuroscience Nurses' Association
throughout Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia.
" The Australasian Neuroscience Nurses' Association
is a non-profit organisation committed to the
advancement of Neuroscience patient care "

Our Aims & Objectives

Our main objectives include:

 

  • Professional Development and Education of Nurses in the specialty.
  • Promotion of the association by the provision of member newsletters, local branch activities and details of activities of interest to Neuroscience nurses worldwide.
  • Promoting interaction with other nurses across the varying regions and disciplines within the specialty.
  • Promoting interaction with other health care professionals with an interest in Neuroscience e.g. Medical and Allied Health colleagues.
  • Promoting communication with the patient and family and liaising with community support groups and associations to provide a framework of support.

The Association is a member of the World Federation of Neuroscience Nurses. All A.N.N.A. members are members of the W.F.N.N. and are provided with regular
information regarding World Federation Activities through correspondence from the Executive and through Branch Delegates.

 

The Association publishes the Australian Journal of Neuroscience. Members are encouraged to contribute articles for publication in the Journal.


The Association holds an Annual Scientific Program, generally held in conjunction with the Neurosurgical Society of Australasia. Members are encouraged to present papers and participate in the social program with members from around Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Conference funding is available, on application, from Federal and State Branches subject to association financial policy criteria being met.