With passion and expertise.
If that is also your philosophy, then ENDA is the right place for you to shape the future of Healthcare in Europe.
Iris Meyenburg-Altwarg, Dipl. Pflegewirtin, RN
things are moving and its direction is being newly mapped.
Revised statutes and a clear mandate for its membership to become more diverse and inclusive are at its core. The Association is an opportunity for Nurse Leaders from a wide field of employment to influence, learn and nurture best practice. Come and join us! We want to hear your voice for ENDA to be forward-looking, thoughtful and dynamic.
Honorary President Prof. Jacqueline Filkins
WE CAN DO IT
Nurses in the front line
CORONA-19
We are very proud to announce our next congress for 2022, which will be held in Reykjavík / Iceland. 2022 will be a very special year for ENDA, because we will celebrate our 30th anniversary and we invite all our members and non-members to take part. Please watch out for the … Read more
Monday, June 15 As shops open and facemasks become compulsory on public transport today, and lockdown restrictions continue to be eased, the World Health Organisation’s Dr Hans Kluge, the WHO’s director for Europe, cautioned that the UK remained in a “very active phase of the pandemic”.
FACE SHIELD – PPE Please see this video from our great colleagues from Japan on how to make visors within seconds. It’s an easy and cheap way! This is all about the PPE matter which is tremendously important during the pandemic outbreak. Please watch this video and share it! https://www.pandaid.jp/hygiene/face-shield … Read more
Why ENDA
Germany
Nursing has no borders –Nursing management not either - therefore we need to cooperate with each other and sharing expertise.
Why ENDA
UK
I believe in the power of active networking with knowledgeable colleagues in order to influence change and providing support. In mid-1990’s a small group of nurse directors met with a view of forming an Association of European Nurse Directors (Leaders)...
Why ENDA
Croatia
I like to be a part of the global/EU nurse networking, to connect with nurses from other countries, to share experience, to have possibilities to ask for help or to support or give help to others. I live, I built and I share the nursing profession.
Why ENDA
Iceland
I have been a member of ENDA for some years now. The Chief Nurse Executive at my hospital asked me to join the association and I have never regretted that decision. It is important to be able to follow healthcare services in other European countries.
Why ENDA
Finland
The membership of ENDA is important and fruitful. ENDA gather nursing directors and managers, researcher’s and developers from European countries.
Why ENDA
Estonia
My goal is to contribute to the development of nursing leadership and management in Estonia to improve the nursing care quality and increase the job satisfaction and professional status of nurses and midwives. ENDA membership can help me realize this goal.
Why ENDA
UK
To be a board member for ENDA has shown me how important it is to network. ENDA has ist place within the European nursing scene, it is vital and gives the nursing profession a good support. It is ist advocate for the European nursing scene. Through ENDA I have
Why ENDA
Austria
ENDA is a perfect opportunity to make contact with other nursing professionals throughout Europe. Through this contact not only we can share our difficulties, but we can also share our achievements and develop best practices for the benefit of the patients.
Why ENDA
Italy
Being an ENDA member is an honor for me because interacting and meeting with other European colleagues is useful for the development of the nursing profession. We must face new complex and global healthcare scenarios by developing solid nursing leadership.
to further the development of the art and science of nursing leadership and management in Europe.
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Previous Event - 13th ENDA Congress
Opatija, Croatia, 12th - 14th October 2017 The motto of the Congress- Nursing: build it *together & live it & share it indicates the past, present and future role of nurse leader/manager as a strong factor of the nursing profession development.
