NPAO 2023 Holiday Wishlist – NPAO

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As a result of their advanced education, training, and experience, Nurse Practitioners can perform services critical to care across the health system.#OntarioNeedsNPs

Unlock the power of NPAO membership! Dive into mem

Unlock the power of NPAO membership!
Dive into member testimonials, like Kevin Zizzo, NP-Peds, MN, GDipNPAC, and discover how NPAO can elevate your career. Ready to shape the future of healthcare in Ontario? Join us today! 🔗 https://npcentral.npao.org/"As a proud member of the Nurse Practitioner Association of Ontario (NPAO), I can attest to the invaluable support and resources that the association has provided me throughout my career. The community of fellow nurse practitioners (NPs) has been instrumental in facing the challenges that I deal with in my day-to-day practice. I have found a supportive network that understands the unique demands of our profession through engaging discussions and collaborative problem-solving. I am grateful for the NPAO's commitment to breaking down barriers and enhancing the professional growth of all NPs across the province. It is essential that NPs use our unique voice to shape the future of healthcare in Ontario and it starts by joining NPAO!" - Kevin Zizzo#NPAOMembership #CareerGrowth #NPAO #NPAOntario #NPmember #NPadvocacy #NPgrowth #OntarioNP #OntarioNurse #OntarioHealth

Our latest infographic breaks down the challenges

Our latest infographic breaks down the challenges in today's healthcare system and how Nurse Practitioners (NPs) can be the solution! Discover the current issues, our proposed fixes, and the vital role NPs play. NPs have the expertise and skills to provide high-quality care, filling critical gaps in our healthcare delivery. Together, let's advocate for a healthier future. Check out the full infographic to learn more and share: www.npao.org/2024-infographic#HealthcareSolutions #NursePractitioners #Healthcare #NPAdvocacy #OntarioHealth #OntarioNP #OntarioNPs #NPAO #NPsolutions #Infographic #NPinfographic #AdvocacyInfographic

Join us for the NPAO Annual General Meeting on Sep

Join us for the NPAO Annual General Meeting on September 26, 2024, whether in person at the Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel & Conference Centre or online from the comfort of your own space. We’ll be sharing key updates, celebrating our successes, and looking ahead to the future. Save your spot today!
We can't wait to connect with you: https://npao.org/events-education/npao-2024-annual-conference-policies-and-information/!#NPAO2024 #NPAOAGM2024 #Toronto #NursePractitioner #OntarioNP #NPAO #NPAOntario #Networking #Leadership #AnnualMeeting

Join us on September 24 @ 12:00 pm for POTS: The M

Join us on September 24 @ 12:00 pm for POTS: The Missing Piece to Your Case
NPAO Member Ticket: Free | Non-Member Ticket: $40
Register now at: npao.org/calendar-of-events/pots-the-missing-piece-to-your-case/Presentation objective is to review the diagnosis, symptoms and medical management of POTS or Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome and the prevalence in practice. Objectives would also include treatment, patient management and expectations for treatment with respect to time frame and symptom improvement.POTS or Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome is a condition that is gaining more notice as many people who contracted COVID but failed to recover, developed POTS. POTS is a condition that falls under the umbrella of dysautonomia. The term dysautonomia is used to describe several different medical conditions that cause a malfunction of the Autonomic Nervous System. Symptoms include: Dizziness, shortness of breath, brain fog, tachycardia, migraines, fatigue, insomnia, flushing, neurological pain, digestive pain, and hypersensitivity. Some symptoms are due to orthostatic cerebral hypoperfusion, but the rest may be more complex.POTS effects the circulatory system, the immune system, the digestive system and the neurological system. There are few tests for POTS, but when a patient is suffering from POTS and is left undiagnosed or untreated, any other conditions they suffer from can’t be treated. POTS is a type of condition that has to be treated first for the successful treatment of the other conditions.Presentation Description:Discuss the mechanisms of POTS as it relates to certain conditions
Review the symptoms of POTS
Discuss the types of POTS, the current medical treatment of POTS, and the expected response from patients with POTS
Discuss casesSpeaker: Dr. Carissa Doherty#POTS #NPlearningnetwork #NPAO #OntarioNurse #OntarioNP