American Nephrology Nurses Association: A Case Study

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organization that works with nurses in the nephrology field who take care of patients with acute or chronic kidney disease. Every year there is an increase in end stage kidney failure population. I have been working as an acute hemodialysis nurse for almost two years. I am planning to join the ANNA sometimes soon in order to be aware of the latest evidence based practice and the newest ideas regarding the nephrology specialty. ANNA has a membership of over 10,000 registered nurses and other health care professionals at all levels of practice (ANNA, 2016). The mission statement of the American Nephrology Nurses Association is created to encourage excellence in and appreciation of nephrology nursing to promote a positive difference for people

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