Hello to all DNIG members - and happy Nursing Week!
Thank you so much for your tireless dedication to improve the health of our clients and communities, especially during the past two years. We hope you can carve out some time to treat yourselves in a small (or large way) in celebration of the incredible work you do.
Dear member.
DNIG members are from diverse backgrounds and practise in a number of areas. What brings us together is a mutual interest in strengthening the nursing contribution to diabetes prevention, care and management of those living with diabetes. DNIG exists to support nurses with an interest in diabetes through education, networking opportunities and other supports.
If you know someone who has the passion and energy for leadership please consider putting their name forward for nomination. If that person is you, there is a seat at the executive table.
Hello to DNIG members across Ontario!
Here is your Spring Newsletter with a whole new look! Take a moment to check out a number of interesting articles and insights. Do have a look at upcoming conferences and be sure to take advantage of funding offered for DNIG members for ongoing learning and education.
As always, don't hesitate to contact your executive at dnig.info@gmail.com for any questions or concerns.
Happy spring!
DNIG executive
In an ongoing effort to connect with and understand the needs of our members, DNIG executive is inviting RNs and NPs to participate in a brief survey. The first 10 to respond will receive a $10 gift card for Starbucks so if you have 5 minutes, complete the survey now and we might be joining you for coffee!
https://myrnao.ca/dnig_rn_np_survey_2022
Please note survey closes 12pm on April 21, 2022.
In order to better understand student member needs, DNIG executive is inviting our nursing student members to participate in a brief survey. The first 10 members to respond will receive a $10 gift card for Starbucks so if you have 5 minutes, complete the survey now and we might be joining you for coffee!
https://myrnao.ca/dnig_student_survey_2022
If you have any questions/concerns or simply want to chat, your executive is always available. Contact us at dnig.info@gmail.com
Hello to new and existing DNIG Members !
Welcome to our fall newsletter. Inside you will find information on the new National Diabetes Strategy, reports from conference funding recipients, tips and tricks for attending virtual conferences and more. Be sure to check out educational and conference funding opportunities and apply today. Keep checking the RNFOO website as applications open soon for a number of DNIG sponsored awards.
Diabetes Nursing Interest Group Annual General Meeting is to be held by teleconference on Wednesday, November 17, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. EST.
Please email dnig.info@gmail.com for log in details.
All members of DNIG are welcome to attend.
See you there!
Diabetes Nursing Interest Group Annual General Meeting is to be held by teleconference on Wednesday, November 17, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. EST.
Please email dnig.info@gmail.com for log in details.
All members of DNIG are welcome to attend.
See you there!
Diabetes Nursing Interest Group Annual General Meeting is to be held by teleconference on Wednesday, November 17, 2021 at 7:30 p.m. EST.
Please email dnig.info@gmail.com for log in details.
All members of DNIG are welcome to attend.
See you there!
Dear member.
DNIG members are from diverse backgrounds and practise in a number of areas. What brings us together is a mutual interest in strengthening the nursing contribution to diabetes prevention, care and management of those living with diabetes. DNIG exists to support nurses with an interest in diabetes through education, networking opportunities and other supports.
If you know someone who has the passion and energy for leadership please consider putting their name forward for nomination. If that person is you, there is a seat at the executive table.
Join us for a screening of “Beyond the Body,” a unique documentary of South Asian youth tackling the diabetes epidemic in the Peel Region. Filmed through a health equity lens, this documentary calls for reflection and action around the social determinants of type 2 diabetes.
Special guests from the film’s research and production team - Dr. Ananya Banerjee, Amina Khan and Shudipta Islam - will be present to answer audience questions after the viewing.
When: Wednesday, April 28th from 7:30-8:30pm
Dear member.
DNIG members are from diverse backgrounds and practise in a number of areas. What brings us together is a mutual interest in strengthening the nursing contribution to diabetes prevention, care and management of those living with diabetes. DNIG exists to support nurses with an interest in diabetes through education, networking opportunities and other supports.
If you know someone who has the passion and energy for leadership please consider putting their name forward for nomination. If that person is you, there is a seat at the executive table.
Join us for a screening of “Beyond the Body,” a unique documentary of South Asian youth tackling the diabetes epidemic in the Peel Region. Filmed through a health equity lens, this documentary calls for reflection and action around the social determinants of type 2 diabetes.
Special guests from the film’s research and production team - Dr. Ananya Banerjee, Amina Khan and Shudipta Islam - will be present to answer audience questions after the viewing. Please see the attached flyer for more details.
When: Wednesday, April 28th from 7:30-8:30pm
Greetings to DNIG members across Ontario.
With the welcome spring weather so too is arriving your spring newsletter!
Take some time out to peruse a number of interesting and informative articles notably:
Join fellow DNIG members tonight, Wednesday October 21, 2020 at 7 p.m. as we explore the question “COVID 19: What has been the effect on your practice?” It will be a chance to catch up with other nurses working in or interested in the provision of excellent nursing care in diabetes in Ontario.
The hour will begin with brief presentations by the executive which will touch on the following topics
Hello members,
Consider joining fellow DNIG members for a ‘hang out’ session on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2020 at 7 p.m. (meeting details below) as we explore the question “COVID 19: What has been the effect on your practice?”. It will be a chance to catch up with other nurses working in or interested in the provision of excellent nursing care in diabetes in Ontario.
The hour will begin with brief presentations by the executive which will touch on the following topics:
Hello to DNIG members across Ontario.
You are cordially invited to a ‘hang out’ session next week, Wednesday October 21, 2020 at 7 p.m. with fellow members of DNIG as well as the executive as we explore the question “COVID 19: What has been the effect on your practice?” It will be a chance to catch up with other nurses working in or interested in the provision of excellent nursing care in diabetes in Ontario.
The hour will begin with brief presentations by the executive which will touch on the following topics
Dear DNIG member,
Are you looking to get more involved with RNAO? We are looking for members to join the Diabetes Nurses Interest Group (DNIG). If you've ever wanted to be a part of the DNIG executive, here's your chance!
The DNIG is seeking nominees for the following positions:
Hello to all members from your DNIG executive. Hope all are getting some well deserved rest during these hot summer days.
Be sure to read through your latest newsletter for interesting articles, educational opportunities and conference funding.
Dear DNIG member,
We are sending you a message of appreciation during these unprecedented times. The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly changed our professional and personal lives. For nurses involved in diabetes care, the pandemic has dramatically changed many of our care delivery and teaching options. We have heard many stories from members of the Diabetes Nurse Interest Group (DNIG) who are using ingenuity to continue to meet clients’ health needs through technology, and excellent communication/collaboration skills. Below are a few resources that many have found helpful.