LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We acknowledge that the land upon which we gather is in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq People. This land is governed by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship. We pay our respects to the Indigenous Mi’Kma’ki People who have occupied this land for over 12,000 years; past, present, and future. We also recognize the 400+ year history of communities of African descent and the 50 African Nova Scotian communities throughout the region today.
NEWS
2024 NHNSA Annual Report
NHNSA was pleased to release hard copy editions of our 2024 Annual Report on June 19 at our Annual General Meeting held at Mount Saint Vincent University. Thank you to the more than 70 members and partners in attendance. Here is a digital version of the report for those not able to attend the meeting in person. We hope you enjoy this overview of a year filled with strong advocacy, professional development opportunities and best practises, innovative initiatives and strategies, broad communications as well as recognition and celebration for the contributions of those working and living in long term care.
The Nursing Homes of Nova Scotia Association is very pleased to announce Complete Purchasing Services as our 2024 Title Sponsor
“Complete Purchasing Services is pleased to be the NHNSA’s Title Sponsor once again,” comments Vanessa Yurchesyn, CPS Account Manager. “As a trusted partner, the Association and sector can count on CPS to be on the journey with you in exploring solutions to ensure the highest standards of care for nursing homes in our province. Our values are aligned with yours, and we are committed to supporting your progressive work now and in the future.”
Pilot Program to Educate More CCAs, More Quickly
A new continuing care assistant (CCA) program will be tested this year with the goal of improving training and getting more CCAs delivering quality care sooner. A six-month training program with updated curriculum that better reflects the complex care needs of older Nova Scotians will be piloted in April, with a second class in the fall. The current average length of CCA training is eight months.
EVENTS
Starting on October 3, 2024 | 2-3 pm | Virtual Webinar Format Our LTC professional development series continues this fall with Deborah Bakti. As many of you are aware, Deborah […]
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JUNE 13
LTC PROUD DAY
WHY THIS SPECIAL DAY
The second Thursday of June is #LTC Proud Day annually in Nova Scotia. This year this falls on June 13 and our theme is A Special Calling. It is a day to celebrate those working in long term care and to thank them for making this vital sector their chosen career. In fact, LTC is more than a career- it is truly a calling because that is what it means to work in LTC. It is a day to officially celebrate the expertise, dedication, meaningful relationships, moments of joy, affection and care delivered by staff every day in nursing homes throughout this province. READ MORE
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