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The Australasian Rehabilitation Nurses Association Inc is a non-profit
organisation dedicated to the advancement of Rehabilitation Nursing as
a
specialist field.
The Association publishes a quarterly Journal, containing reports and
information from each
state branch.
Regular education activities are organised by each state branch.
A national conference is held annually at which
papers are presented on subjects pertaining to Rehabilitation Nursing.
Membership of the Association
Individual membership $100 – paid annually
($100 GST inclusive or overseas postage inclusive)
Corporate membership $300 – paid annually
($300 GST inclusive or overseas postage inclusive)
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ARNA’s Aims and Objectives |
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| 1 | To promote Rehabilitation
Nursing as a specialist field. |
| 2 | To service as a forum for the exchange of ideas related to Rehabilitation Nursing. |
| 3 | To strive to update rehabilitation services in line with current advances in the field of Rehabilitation. |
| 4 | To create opportunities to advance
knowledge and skill in Rehabilitation Nursing through continuing education. |
| 5 | To develop the awareness of the multi-disciplinary rehabilitation team of the role and functions of Rehabilitation Nurses. |
Nurses working in the rehabilitation field significantly influence the level of function and quality of life achieved by their clients, many with disabilities.
Members of the Association include nurses working a variety of specialist fields, such as orthopaedics, paediatrics, geriatrics, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, critical care, multiple trauma injuries, cardiac, occupational, back injuries, substance abuse, chronic pain management and community nursing.
Interested nurses are invited to join us in working towards a future of recognition in the field of Rehabilitation Nursing, a unique and dynamic area of nursing practice.
Non-voting membership is available to other health professionals who are interested in the development of Rehabilitation Nursing. Corporate membership is also available to organisations, eg, libraries.
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