PRESS RELEASE: October 5, 2015 - Pitman, NJ – Just-Launched Nursing Certification in Care Coordination Means Smoother Passage through the Health Care System. Navigating through today’s health care system can be a maze of confusion for even the savviest of patients. Thanks to a new nursing certification in care coordination and transition management (CCTM), patients will have a vastly improved chance of getting the right care at the right time by the right provider.

This document contains everything you need to know: Domains of the exam, eligibility requirements, recertification information, pricing, where to register, and what resources to study!

Several particularly outstanding nurses were recently featured by NurseZone.com, including AAACN's own Cynthia Murray, BN, RN-BC, who was the recipient of AAACN's most prestigious award, the Above and Beyond award...

NurseZone.com includes AAACN President Nancy May in their feature on care coordination and transition management.

Keep your meeting schedule, maps, and friends in the palm of your hand. With AAACN’s Annual Conference App, you will be able to use your smartphone or tablet to plan your schedule, find your way around the meeting and exhibit hall, access maps, view handouts and information on sessions, exhibitors, and more!

Nurses' use of social media and mobile devices at work is on the rise! According to a recent survey, 85% of the nurses polled said they go online to get help with patient conditions...

There was a misprint in our conference brochure regarding the number to contact us for a Member Group Rate Discount, which should read: 800-262-6877. We regret this error.

When you register for the conference, you also receive FREE access for two colleagues, who can listen to sessions presented at the conference from their home or work computer. No traveling or costs involved. If you are seeking time off from work or financial support from your employer, be sure to let them know they will be "educating three nurses for the price of one." Find out...

The Joint Commission is seeking feedback until January 16, 2015 on standards for an Integrated Care voluntary certification they are developing for Hospitals and Ambulatory Health Care accredited organizations...