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Jintana Yunibhand
February 11, 2006
The Nurses’ Association of Thailand
Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005
International Nursing Leadership:
The role and vision of ICNAssociate Professor Dr. Jintana Yunibhand RN, Ph.D.
The President of NAT
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
The International Cou ncil of Nurses - ICN
A federation of national nurses’ association (NNAs)
Founded in 1899Representing nurses in 129
countries Is the world’s first and widest
reaching international organization for health professionals
Jintana Yunibhand
February 11, 2006
The Nurses’ Association of Thailand
Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005
The Nurses’ Association of Thailand
Under the Royal Patronage of Her Royal Highness the Princess
Mother
By Jintana Yunibhand
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
History
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
The Nurses’ Association of Thailand [NAT]
The national philanthropic organization that promotes the continued growth and development of nurses and service to advance the work of nursing profession through the
development and support of programs of excellence throughout the country.
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
NAT
Founded in May 6, 1929Under the Royal Patronage
of Her Royal Highness the Princess Mother since 1957
Enrolled a full membership of the International Council of Nurses in 1961
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
A center of the research, education, charitable and collaboration among nurses, particularly the Nursing Council of Thailand.
The Association compliments the work of the Nursing Council of Thailand, the largest official nursing organization and other national and locally groups in Thailand
NAT
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2006
NAT and The Nursing Council :
Two major national nursing organizations in Thailand
Established in 1961 Forum of nurses Enhancing the
quality of nursing service through ethical development, the advancement of nurses and nursing profession
Welfare for members
Established in 1985
Licensing & relicensing
Accreditation Certification of
APN and CNEU Monitor nursing
standard quality & Professional development
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2006
Objectives
1. To be a forum and a center for sharing and exchanging of knowledge, expertise related to nursing profession
2. To promote the unity, morality and professional ethics in nursing practice
3. To advance nursing profession through the development of standards of nursing practice, promoting excellence of nursing education, research and dissemination of knowledge
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
Objectives [Con.]
4. To maintain equity and assist the welfare of members
5. To prevent and solve the problems of burdens ramifying nursing profession advancement
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
Objectives [Con.]
6. To assist in promoting and maintaining the welfare, health, well-being of the people
7. To represent the members in communication and collaboration with all government and private institutes, nationally and internationally
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
Members : 5 categories
1. Honorary member: invited by the executive board
2. Regular member: graduate nurses form accredited nursing schools, professional and technical nurses
3. Affiliated member: approved practical nurses or assistant midwives
4. Young member: nursing students5. Member organization: association or
society of nursing specialization or alumni of nursing schools
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
Being a memberSend the application to the
Head Quarter in Bangkok Membership [5 categories]:
– Honorary member: no due payment– Regular member:
lifetime –2000 Bahts– Affiliated member: yearly – 300 Bahts– Young member: yearly –100 Bahts– Member organization: Association-
500Baths, Society –300 Bahts
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2006
NAT, Southern Office
NAT,NAT,Head Head QuarteQuarterr
NAT, Northern Office
NAT, Eastern OfficeNAT, Eastern Office
NAT, Northeastern Office
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2006
Administration
Executive board – 25 members – 14 Elected from member at large– 4 Presidents of regional division– 7 Invited nurse experts
Term in office: 2 years and may serve only 2 consecutive terms
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2006
13 Standing Committee
AcademicNursing practiceResearchCommunity serviceNursing journalSpecial nursesPublic relation
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2006
13 Standing Committee
International relationWelfareFund raising Professional developmentLibrarian Ad hoc
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2006
ICN Vision
United within ICN, the nurses of all nations speak with one voice.
The International Council of Nurses is set to serve as a hub for the international exchange of ideas, experience and expertise for the nursing professional.
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2006
. ICN
ICN operated by nurses for nurses, ICN works to ensure quality nursing care for all, sound health policies globally, the advancement of nursing knowledge, and the presence worldwide of a respected nursing profession and a competent and satisfied nursing workforce
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN's Mission:
To represent nursing
worldwide, advancing
the profession and
influencing health
policy.ICN’s 3 Goals and 5 Values
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2006
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Visionary Leadership, Inclusiveness, Flexibility, Partnership, Achievement
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN Goals
1. T o bring nursing together worldwide;
2. T o advance nurses and nur sing worldwide;
3. T o influence health policy.
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICNAdvances nursing, nurses and
health through its policies, partnerships, advocacy, leadership development,
networks, congresses, special projects, and by its work in the arenas of professional practice, regulation and socio-economic
welfare.
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN Values
1. Visionary Leadership2. Inclusiveness3. Flexibility4. Partnership5. Achievement
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2006
ICN Strategies
ICN has chosen a networking mechanism to do this because networks are about:
Getting to know people outside your immediate circle of contacts;
Establishing and using contacts for information, support and other assistance;
Building relationships; and most importantly networks
Communication
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN Actions
Identify issues early and monitor how they develop;
Follow trends;Offer special expertise through
creating a resource pool from network members;
Disseminate ICN’s and others’ work in the area of interest; and
Organize meetings and conferences.
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN is particularly active in:
A. Professional Nursing Practice
International classification of n - ursing practice ICNP®
Advanced nursing practice Entrepreneurship
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN is particularly active in:
A. Professional Nursing Practice
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Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN is particularly active in:
B. Nursing RegulationRegulation and
Credentialing Code of ethics, standards
and competencies Continuing education
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
ICN is particularly active in:
C. Socio-economic Welfare for Nurses
Occupational health and safety Human resources planning and policy Remuneration, salary and wages Career development International trade in professional
services
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2006
Activities of ICN
ICN congressICN International Conference
and CNR ICN Workforce Forum
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
Activities of ICN
International Regulation Nursing Leadership Training
Conference Creative Nursing guidelinesInternational Classification
Nursing Practice ICNP
Jintana Yunibhand, The Nurses’ Association of Thailand “Student Assembly and Exhibition of ICN Congress 2005”, February 11,
2006
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