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Grand Canyon University

November 9, 2014

LEADING THE FIGHT AGAINST KIDNEY DISEASE
JOIN THE AMERICAN NEPHROLOGY NURSES
ASSOCIATION (ANNA)

MISSON: ANNA promotes excellence in and appreciation of nephrology
Nursing so we can make a positive difference for people with
Kidney disease.
MEMBER BENFITS
As individual members of ANNA and together as an organization, we intend to act consistently with our core beliefs that:
Nephrology nurses have an opportunity and responsibility to enhance the quality of care delivered to people with kidney disease.
ANNA as an organization has the responsibility to provide sound educational programs necessary to develop, maintain, and augment competence
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