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    2019 Annual Conference a Resounding Success.

     

    Members of the Committee with keynote speaker Dr. Madrean Schober.

     

     

  • Dr. Mark Doyle , Consultant in Emergency Medicine spoke on Autonomy and Advanced Nurse Midwifery Practice.

    Dr Doyle lead on the development of the ANP Service in the Emergency Department at University Hospital Waterford. This was the first such service in the South East region.

    Pictured here with members of  the  original service planning team, Karen Brennan and Emily Lockwood.

  • Representing the South East Emergency Services.

     

    Wayne Thompson & Aisling Hebblethwaite ED Wexford General.

    Lynn Carrigan ED South Tipperary General Hospital.

  • New Committee member Ms. Margaret Mallen enjoying a catchup with ED Colleagues from North Eastern region

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    Poster Presentations from Emergency Care Network of ULHG.

    MS. Mairead O’ Donoghue and Ms. Brenda Bleach.

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    Poster   presentations from South Tipperary General Hospital.

     

     

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    IAANMP Celebrate launch of

    Nursing Now Ireland.

    We encourage our members to become involved in this wonderful initiative. Share your ideas and experiences for the future of Nursing and Midwifery.

    Visit website www.nursingnow.org

    Follow on Twitter @NursingNow2020

    Find on Facebook www.facebook.com/NursingNow2020

  • 2018 marks Valerie Small’s retirement from the Nursing Profession, which includes over twenty years in Advanced Practice in Ireland. Valerie is an innovative visionary leader. In 1996 St. James’s Hospital took the initiative and set up a pilot study for the development of the first Advanced nurse practitioner role in Emergency. In 2002, Valerie became the first accreditated Advanced Nurse Practitioner in Ireland. This provided the impetus for the development of ANP / AMP posts in other specialised areas.
    During the establishment of the Advanced Nurse Practitioner Services there were many challenges and barriers to overcome. For Valerie, these were met with a touch of class and intelligence by a lady with a vision “ there is no challenge without change” (Small, 2017). It must be said that this change in healthcare structure was dynamically positive and changed the landscape of nursing and allowed for positive patient experiences. This was largely due to Valerie’s passion drive and determination to provide the best possible patient service and often times having a selfless approach for the betterment of others – be it a colleague or a patient.

    In 2004 the Irish Association of Advanced Nurse/Midwife Practitioners (IAANMP) service was formed and currently in Ireland there are over 240 Advanced Nurse Practitioners in over 30 different specialities.

    On behalf of the IAANMP and all our members we would sincerely like to thank Valerie for her contribution to Advanced Nursing Practice over the last twenty years, it is safe to say the organisation would not be where it is today but for your contribution. It is with a heavy heart that we say to enjoy your retirement and you will be greatly missed.

  • Dr. Anne -Marie Ryan. Deputy Chief Nurse with IAANMP Committee Members.

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    Ms.Nora Mc Namara. ANP Candidate [Respiratory] first prize winner of poster competition with colleagues from South Tipperary General Hospital.

    Karen Brennan [Chairperson IAANMP]

    Lynn Carrigan [RANP, Emergency]

    Nora Mc Namara[ANP c, Respiratory]

    Siobhan Ryan[ANP c, Care of the Elderly]

     

  • 2017

    Annual Conference.

    Health Minister Simon Harris gives opening address.

     

     

  • IAANMP Committee meet with Health Minister Leo Varadkar

  • Representing Irish
    Nurses & Midwifes

    Your Voice – Your Representation

  • International Advanced Nurse Midwife Practitioner Week

  • Representing Irish
    Nurses & Midwifes

    Your Voice – Your Representation

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About the IAANMP

In 2004, a small group of visionaries convened in the pillar room of the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital to address the growing need for Advanced Nurse Midwife Practitioners  of all specialties to have a unified voice. The Irish Association of Advanced Nurse Midwife Practitioners [IAANMP]was consequently established to fill that need. Today we represent over 240 Advanced Nurse Midwife Practitioners from over 30 specialist areas.

The Association

Advanced Nurse Midwife Practitioners strengthen the health care workforce and maximize our health care potential.The IAANMP  is committed to working with leaders in the public and private sector to improve health care for all.

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 The Committee

The IAANMP committee members are all volunteer members who  contribute their expertise in order to advance the mission and vision of the association.

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 The Constitution

The IAANMP is concerned with the promotion and  the advancement of nursing  knowledge and the dissemination of information concerning Advanced Nurse Midwifery Practice.

We  aim to empower all our members to advance quality health care through practice, education, advocacy, research and leadership.

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Position Statement

Today, there are more than 240 Registered Advanced Nurse Midwife  Practitioners practicing across the island of Ireland, strengthening health care access and delivery in nearly every county and every health care setting in the country.

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