North Carolina Nurses Association

During a presentation to North Carolina legislators Tuesday morning, Dr. Chris Conover, a health economist at Duke University, explained that Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) are being underutilized due to restrictive regulations.

Four different nursing advocacy groups are endorsing a federal bill that will better enable Advanced Practice Registered Nurses to treat veterans.

HB 560 helps strengthens regulations to help protect all hospital workers.

The results of a new study show that North Carolina could save between $433 million and $4.3 billion by allowing Advanced Practice Registered Nurses to practice to the full scope of their training and education.

Hundreds of nurses in lab coats will be rallying at the North Carolina General Assembly.

With the hiring of Alex Miller, MSW, the North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA) will have a new advocate when lawmakers convene for their next session in 2015.

The North Carolina Nurses Association is unveiling a new logo and tagline to help bolster its image as a trusted partner for all nurses and a leader in the broader healthcare community.

As the North Carolina Nurses Association (NCNA) enters a new era, it will be doing so with new leadership.

16 nurses graduate from the North Carolina Nurses Association 2013 Leadership Academy.