Canadian NURSE PRACTITIONER Study

Subject: Help improve NP working conditions

DEAR MEMBERS/COLLEAGUES,

An important pan-Canadian study of Nurse Practitioners’ working conditions is being launched, with the aim of improving retention and recruitment of NPs.

A high level of participation is essential to the success of the project. Your input will help paint a picture of the reality of working as an NP in Canada, and how improvements can be made.

Please share your experiences as part of this brief survey.

Visit http://bit.ly/2yTuPvR to complete the English online survey.

Visit http://bit.ly/2oGPwv5 to complete the French online survey.

The deadline for completing the survey is January 12.

The data obtained from the survey will be strictly anonymous (unless you indicate you wish to be contacted), and only aggregate information will be shared.

The outcome of the project will be to develop recommendations for employers and governments to improve NP working conditions to better attract and retain NPs, and expand NP positions throughout the health care system.

The study is being launched by the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions (CFNU), Canada’s largest nurses’ organization representing nearly 200,000 nurses and student nurses.If you have questions or require more information, please email us at cfnu@nursesunions.ca or call us toll-free at 1-800-321-9821.

Thank you for your support.

The Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions is Canada’s largest nurses’ organization representing nearly 200,000 nurses and student nurses. The CFNU is a leader in national discussions on key health priorities. The CFNU is proud to staunchly defend Canada’s publicly funded health care system, advocate for quality patient care, improve the health, safety and working conditions of nurses, and advocate for other important issues.