Uncategorised Article Count: 32
EfCCNa Article Count: 0
News Article Count: 179
About EfCCNa Article Count: 5
Frontpage-news Article Count: 1
Publications Article Count: 7
EfCCNa - Position statements
Position statement on the presence of family members during cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Position statement on education
Position statement on workforce requirements within European Critical Care Nursing 2007
EfCCNa - Studies
The EfCCNa Delphi Study on Research Priorities in Adult ICUs in Europe
The EfCCNa End-of-Life care study is now published in Nursing in Critical Care (NCR)
A survey of European intensive care nurses' knowledge level - the E-Link Study
EfCCNa - Newsletters
Newsletter 2, 2010
Newsletter 1, 2009
EfCCNa - Annual Reports
Annual report 2010
Connect – The World of Critical Care Nursing
CONNECT is the official journal of the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses (WFCCN) and is published in association with the European federation of Critical Care Nursing associations (EfCCNa) and the Latin American Federation of Intensive Care Nurses (FLECI). It is an on-line nursing journal, published four times per year. It is available free of charge to all individual members of critical care associations and all others who are interested in critical care nursing - reaching an estimated 120,000 critical care nurses all over the world.
European Union
The European Federation of Nurses Associations - EFN
The European Federation of Nurses Associations - EFN, former Standing Committee of Nurses of the EU (PCN) was established in 1971 to represent the nursing profession and its interests to the European Institutions, based on the nursing education and free movement. EFN is the independent voice of the nursing profession, representing more than one million nurses at European level
click here for EFN updates
Position statement on the presence of family members during cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Position statement on education
Position statement on workforce requirements within European Critical Care Nursing 2007
EfCCNa - Studies
The EfCCNa Delphi Study on Research Priorities in Adult ICUs in Europe
The EfCCNa End-of-Life care study is now published in Nursing in Critical Care (NCR)
A survey of European intensive care nurses' knowledge level - the E-Link Study
EfCCNa - Newsletters
Newsletter 2, 2010
Newsletter 1, 2009
EfCCNa - Annual Reports
Annual report 2010
Connect – The World of Critical Care Nursing
CONNECT is the official journal of the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses (WFCCN) and is published in association with the European federation of Critical Care Nursing associations (EfCCNa) and the Latin American Federation of Intensive Care Nurses (FLECI). It is an on-line nursing journal, published four times per year. It is available free of charge to all individual members of critical care associations and all others who are interested in critical care nursing - reaching an estimated 120,000 critical care nurses all over the world.
European Union
The European Federation of Nurses Associations - EFN
The European Federation of Nurses Associations - EFN, former Standing Committee of Nurses of the EU (PCN) was established in 1971 to represent the nursing profession and its interests to the European Institutions, based on the nursing education and free movement. EFN is the independent voice of the nursing profession, representing more than one million nurses at European level
click here for EFN updates Congress Article Count: 3
Committees Article Count: 0
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Exchange Programme Article Count: 17
Share expertise to develop nursing in critical care
Critical care nursing in Europe varies from one country to another.
The EfCCNa Exchange Programme enables critical care nurses to spend some time on a ICU in another European country.
Aims and Objectives of the programme
Critical care nursing in Europe varies from one country to another.
The EfCCNa Exchange Programme enables critical care nurses to spend some time on a ICU in another European country.
Aims and Objectives of the programme
- to widen the professional horizon of critical care nurses in Europe
- to promote international collaboration and to share expertise
- to stimulate the personal professional development of critical care nurses in Europe
Who can participate?
All critical care nurses or nurses working in intensive care who's national professional organisation is member of EfCCNa.
For more information on the programme see links below
Congress Article Count: 29
Congress News Article Count: 2
Congress 2021 Article Count: 37
'WORKING TOGETHER - ACHIEVING MORE'
The European Federation of Critical Care Nursing Associations (EfCCNa) is a formal network of critical care nursing associations in Europe.