Current Issue
The Winter 2024 issue of Update Magazine includes a recap of BCNU’s engagement with members and politicians during the 2024 provincial election, insight into the critical work of BCNU’s Truth and Reconciliation Committee, and a special message from the union’s new CEO, Jim Gould. Members can learn about the exemplary work of nurse-researchers at Providence Health worksites. An article describes the impact of a JOSH committee member in Kitimat who is making her workplace safer. And much more!
SUBSCRIBE TO UPDATE MAGAZINE
Update your mailing information
DIGITAL EDITION
www.issuu.com
Vision Quest
Newly-minted BCNU CEO Jim Gould has a bold vision for the future of the union.
Guiding Lights
After her two children were diagnosed with ADHD, BCNU South Islands region member Krystal Cooke realized more research could address the gap in in care for neurodiverse patients.
At the Polls
In the last provincial election, BCNU members worked harder than ever to promote public health care.
Global Perspectives, Local Impact
BCNU sent four lucky members to a nursing forum in Cairns, Australia in August. The conference focused on sustainable solutions in nursing, including paid student placements, minimum nurse-to-patient ratios, and more.
Decolonizing the Union
BCNU’s Truth and Reconciliation Committee strives to dismantle Indigenous-specific racism in health care – and in the union.
Nursing Innovation
BCNU members have been participating in the Providence Health Research Challenge for more than a decade. This nurse-led, frontline research has derived valuable insights and fostered practice changes that are improving
Northern Light
BCNU North West region member Connie Kearley’s fight for a critical health and safety measure is making a difference across her health authority.
From Student to Advocate
BCNU’s investment in supporting student nurses aims to cultivate the next generation of nursing leaders who will play a crucial role in shaping the future of health care.