Welcome to the
New England Nursing Informatics Consortium
The New England Nursing Informatics Consortium (NENIC) was formed in 2007 as a result of the merger between the Boston Area Nursing Informatics Consortium (BANIC) and the The Nursing Information Systems Council of New England (NISCNE).

Attention: Our Annual Symposium is now open for REGISTRATION!

 

Participate in this year's Symposium by submitting an abstract for a Poster Presentation!

 

 

 

What's New!

 

Annual Symposium – SAVE THE DATE – Planning for NENIC-09 – “Trends in Clinical Informatics: A Nursing Perspective” is well underway. Our program will be held on Friday May 8th at the Conference Center at Waltham Woods in Waltham, MA. Details to follow soon.

 

NENIC Takes National Leadership role – I am pleased to report that NENIC was once again in the national spotlight. Under the leadership of Mary Kennedy (Director of Program Development) NENIC led a national effort with other organizations within the Alliance for Nursing Informatics (ANI) to respond to a position statement on the Electronic Health Record put forward by the American Nurses Association (ANA). 

 

 

NENIC Election Results – From Deb Fortin – Secretary
We would like to thank all the members who participated in our voting for NENIC elected offices.
We are pleased to announce that the following people have been voted into office.

President (1 Year Term) - Mark Sugrue
President Elect (1 year Term) - Debra Fortin
Secretary ( 2 year Term) - Julianna Hart
Treasurer - (2 Year Term) - Deb Furlong
Director of Marketing and Communication - Denise Goldsmith
Director of Program Development - Mary Kennedy
Director of Membership and Recruitment - Patty KnappMembers - At - Large - Barbara Wroblewski (1 year Term)
- Muffie Martin (1Year Term)
- Rita Zielstorff (2 year Term)

 

Congratulations to our newly elected officers!!

 

Thanks to all who made our Winter 09 Program a huge success!

 

“Medication Reconciliation – the MGH Story”
Presented by Sally Millar, RN, Director Office of Patient Advocacy and Director, Patient Care Services Informatics, Massachusetts General Hospital

“Information Management, Converging Technologies and Improving Patient Safety
Presented by Dr. Reid Coleman, CMIO, Lifespan Information Services and Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine; The Warren Alpert School of Brown University.


Thanks to all who made our Fall 08 Program a huge success!

“Informatics Competencies for the Nurse of the Future and at the Bedside”

The presenters at this meeting have graciously allowed us to post their presentations HERE.

 

 

 

 

 

NENIC is a Member of the Alliance for Nursing Informatics

 


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