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ANZUNS Presiden: Jean Bothwell NZ anzunspresident@gmail.com
Vice President: Sandra Warden Qld
Secretary: Anne Page anzunssec@gmail.com.au
Treasurer: Sharron Hickey anzunstreasurer@gmail.com
Past President & Public Officer: Lynda Hardy
Conference Convenor 2011: Julie Hedley NZ
Website: Sharron Hickey WA
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
The Australia and New Zealand Urological Nurses Inc. is a special interest nursing society, which aims to promote excellence in urology nursing through research, education, mentoring and the identification of standards of nursing care. The society supports nurses within Australia and New Zealand practising in urology through its educational forums, national meetings, networking and dissemination of information.
OBJECTIVES
- Provide a communication network between Australian states and New Zealand Urological Nursing Societies
- Maintain affiliation with international urological nurses organisations
- Support and provide educational opportunities
- Promote nursing research
- Facilitate access to relevant resource material
- Promote the role of the urology nurse in diverse areas of health care
- Identify and promote standards of urological nursing practice.
2010-2011 Objectives
- Ongoing strategic plan management
OTHER INFORMATION
Membership to the Society is granted on receipt of the prescribed application form from each State / New Zealand and ANZUNS functions under guidelines from its Statement of Purpose.
An elected president coordinates an executive committee of State / New Zealand representatives. This committee is elected on an annual basis and communicates by mail, email, facsimile, phone and teleconferences as required.
Although independent of each other, each State / New Zealand has a Urological Nurses Society and these function in a similar manner.
The aim of ANZUNS and USANZ is to coordinate at a national level an annual meeting of urology nurses. This forum, held in conjunction with the Urological Society of Australasia's Annual Meeting, enables urology nurses to meet together. This meeting is now of international standard and provides exposure to current international and local trends in urological practice, as well as a major medical industry exhibition. Nurses present their work based on both research and clinical levels.
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