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Get Certified in Care Coordination and Transition Management (CCTM). Learn the exam content and eligibility requirements for the Certified in Care Coordination and Transition Management (CCCTM) certification exam. Register Now!

RN Residency Program

Attract, educate and retain competent ambulatory care nurses with the new AAACN Ambulatory Care Registered Nurse Residency Program. This groundbreaking new resource is designed to help you build your own residency program at your facility. Order today!

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H1N1 Links and Resources for the Most Up to Date Information

We realize the challenges our members and colleagues will face with the threat of the H1N1 virus and have discussed how we can provide you with the most up-to-date information on H1N1. We have determined that the most trustworthy, accurate information is available through the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

VA/DOD Nurses are Getting Certified - Are You?

Nurses in the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) are taking advantage of the "Let's Get Certified" campaign being promoted jointly by the VA and DoD. If you are a nurse practicing in any of these government facilities, don't miss the chance to save money on your Ambulatory Care Nursing Certification Exam fee and study resources from AAACN.

Nurses in New York and Surrounding Areas - Save the Date for Ambulatory Care Nursing Seminar

New York Presbyterian Hospital (NYP) is hosting a one-day ambulatory care nursing seminar, "What Every Nurse Needs to Know" on Saturday, November 7, 2009. Faculty includes presenters from NYP, collaborating schools of nursing, AAACN, and MCIC Insurance. Fees range from $100-$135, and you can earn 6.5 contact hours.

Learn More and Register on the NYP Web Site

Nurses in New York and Surrounding Areas - Save the Date for Ambulatory Care Nursing Seminar

Learn More and Register on the NYP Web Site

Economically Disadvantaged Patients May Have Trouble with Patient-Provider Communication

It is critical to patient care that providers explain things well to patients and patients understand their personal health issues. A new study finds that certain sociodemographic characteristics may affect how patients perceive communication with providers and that economically disadvantaged patients may have a more difficult time with provider communication. Source: AHRQ Research Activities, August 2009

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