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APNA 26th Annual Conference
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Fighting Stigma
November 7-10, 2012
David L. Lawrence Convention Center
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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The APNA Annual Conference is the premiere event for psychiatric nursing! It is held in a new location each year to encourage new regional participation and to add travel adventure to those who regularly attend. The 2012 Annual Conference will be held at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 7-10. The program for this year's conference will feature more than three days of continuing education specific to psychiatric nursing for RN-PMH and advanced practice nurses alike. Surrounding the educational sessions will be social and networking events to meet with your peers and learn from each other. APNA also takes this opportunity each year to recognize outstanding contributions to the association and psych nursing through the presentation of the APNA Annual Awards. Join us to share knowledge, celebrate psychiatric nurses, and fight stigma!
Top 10 Reasons to Join Us in Pittsburgh:
1. National Geographic just named it one of the best places in the world to visit, alongside Venice and Iceland.
2. It has a beautiful waterfront convention center.
3. Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater is just a few miles away.
4. Andy Warhol grew up in Pittsburgh.
5. It's home of the Pittsburgh Steelers - and it will be football season!
6. Gene Kelly learned to dance here.
7. It's been named "One of America's Most Livable Cities."
8. There are tons of top-notch museums.
9. Director Christopher Nolan used downtown as a stand-in for Gotham City in the Dark Knight Rises.
10. It has a walkable downtown with great restaurants and shopping!
APNA 25th Annual Conference Information:
Psychiatric Nursing: Quality and Safety through Connection, Engagement and Partnership
October 19-22, 2011
Disneyland® Hotel at the Disneyland® Resort
Anaheim, California
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The American Psychiatric Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.
