2010 CRANAplus Conference Draft Program available for download here.

To download the 2010 Board of Directors Nomination form, please click here.

eRemote Program Launched

CRANAplus has proudly launched a new resource that furthers our mission to educate remote health practitioners. The new eRemote online learning program will empower health professionals by delivering learning modules that are engaging, interactive and relevant to remote practice. The program offers specialised educational opportunities for nurses, doctors, paramedics and aboriginal health workers.

eRemote is the final of the four new educational programs to be launched in the past 10 months as part of the First Line Emergency Care program. A launch event was held Tuesday, 29 June in Alice Springs and was attended by over 30 people. Minister Warren Snowdon launched the program by teleconference from Darwin. Following a welcome to country by Pat Ancell Dodds, a traditional Arrente woman. Online coordinator, Julia Stewart, gave an overview of the program invited attendees to test-drive eRemote on the computers available at the event.

The feedback from those present was extremely positive and the team have had enquires already from people wishing to utilize the learning tool. CRANAplus CEO said, "There is no doubt that Libby Bowell and Julia Stewart and the team including the advisory group have done an amazing job. The product itself is so comprehensive and they seem to have thought of everything in terms of remote accessibility and need. There is something in this for everyone and it will grow as other needs are identified. "

For more information about this exciting new resource, visit http://courses.crana.org.au/83-page-modules-explained-crana.html

or contact Online Program Coordinator Julia Stewart at julia@crana.org.au.

CRANAplus Key Issues

CRANAplus Board of Directors announces key issues that will be the main focus of this organisation's advocacy efforts for 2010 and will continue to be through 2011. (click on the headline to see list of key issues)

2010 CRANAplus Annual Conference

October 13-16 in Adelaide, SA

Click on the conference title above to see more details about this years program

Click here to register now!

The Abstract Committee has received requests to submit poster presentations at our upcoming Conference. If you would like to submit a poster we encourage you to do so. Poster abstracts should be no longer than 400 words and, if successful, will result in the offer of a place in the poster display at the Conference. Abstracts will be selected according to originality and how they address the conference theme.

Authors may submit more than one abstract.
Closing date for Poster Abstracts is Friday August 6^th 2010

There are no restrictions on poster dimensions. Submitting an abstract does not guarantee that your poster will be selected for the Conference.

For more information please contact : publications@crana.org.au

Click here to nominate someone for a 2010 CRANAplus or Aurora Awards 

All award nominations must be received  by September 1.

Bush Support Services
Cosy Blanket Project

(click the project title for full details)

The CRANAplus website has been updated to accomodate the growth of the First Line Emergency Care division and make it easier for you to navigate. All educational programs, courses and resourses can now be found within the education tab.

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