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Catherine F Yonkaitis1, Karen J Madura2, Linda Jeno Vollinger3
1Clinical Assistant Professor and Director, Advanced Population Health DNP program, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL.
Abstract:
School nursing associations are the professional organizations that help members collaborate with each other, keep up-to-date with trends and advances within the profession, advocate the positions of the profession, and provide a place of connection with stakeholders and government entities. Participation by members in professional associations is waning across the country affecting the work they can do. The Illinois Association of School Nurses took a proactive approach to reorganize and revitalize their organization and membership.
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