Texas Nurses Association District 8
Serving our nurses and communities in 28 Counties
Serving our nurses and communities in 28 Counties
To work for the improvement of health standards and the availability of health care services for all people, fostering the high standards of nursing, stimulating and promoting the professional development of nurses, and advancing their economic and general welfare. This purpose shall be accomplished unrestricted by consideration of age, color, creed, disability, gender, health status, lifestyle, nationality, race, religion, or sexual orientation.
Nurse Day at the Capitol is back! For more information please visit texasnurses.org
In this months President's Message from Dr. Nelson Tuazon you can read updates about District 8 and the strategic steps District 8 is taking to move onward and forward.
Dr. Tuazon dives into why being in a professional organization is important as he deciphers "What's In It For Me" and "In Case You Missed It."
An African proverb reminds us: “I am because we are.” As president of TNA District 8, I would like to remind ourselves that we have the professional duty and obligation to belong to a professional organization (DeLeskey, 2003; Echevarria, 2018; Greggs-McQuilkin, 2005; Schroeder, 2013; Sullivan & Stevenson, 2009). As members of TNA, we generate energy, promote the exchange of ideas, and contribute to the advancement of nursing through our involvement and engagement. Ultimately, we continue to be the most trusted profession as we gain the trust of society through the social, civic, and professional activities, and programs and initiatives of our organization (Matthews, 2012).
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