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572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s InvolDunutrairnygEtxhaims pinaantdioenmic, I learn to appreciate and enjoy life while cherishing my relationships
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Primary MedRicael ClaaretCieontnerss Team for doPiienrregSaalibna, MoBuA,tHsAtNaA nofdFloirnidag’s job preparreilnatgiofonrshthipesmweietthinogt.hers; protect yourself, care for your mental health, and practice self-care.
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Guillermo R. Valdes, DNP, MSN-HCS, PGCNED, we strive to meet our goals and objectives.
AMSN, CMSRN, ANCC, MED-SURG-BC, RN-BC, multiple COVID-19 testing and vaccination
Keeping the Faith to Fight COVID-19 grant
Johanna Madden, EdD, MBA sponsored by the Health Foundation of South Florida; Annual retreat from June 17 to 20, 2021
Patricia R. Messmer, Ph.D., RN-C, FAAN Dean of Nursing, Miami Regional University in Cape Canaveral; Increase member engagement in the a airs of HANA; Signi cant increase
ACTIVE PAST PRESIDENTS OF HANA OF FLORIDA in membership a liation; Successful and productive Earthquake Humanitarian Disaster relief
THE ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS e orts/mission in the southern region of Haiti during the post-earthquake in collaboration
Anssie Blot, BSN, RN, Past President of HANA Marie O. Etienne, DNP, APRN, FNP, GNP, PNP, with Haitian Alliance Nurses Association International (HANA-I), Man Dodo Foundation
of Florida (2003-2005), Lifetime Achievement PLNC, Past President of HANA (2005-2007), and Haitian American Pharmacists Association (HAPA); Increase the capacity of “Koze Sante”
Awardee 2016 Wall of Fame of 2011
Guerna Blot, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, MBA/HCM, Liliane French, RN, Past President of HANA of educational program on radio and Television (TV); Participation in the HANA-I emergency
OCN, Past President of HANA of Florida Florida (2001-2003) trip to Texas to assist the distressed Haitian migrants; and lastly, Acquisition of a larger o ce
(2009-2011), Wall of Fame 2017 Awardee granted by the City of North Miami Beach. We proudly demonstrated a commitment to
Pauline Louis-Magiste, MSN-Ed, RN, dedicating ourselves to lifesaving work within the mission and vision of HANA. Special thanks
Marlene Cesar, MD, DNP, APRN, PMHNP, CCC, Immediate Past President of HANA of Florida to the Miami Foundation, Morehourse School of Medicine, National COVID-19 Resiliency
Past President of HANA of Florida (2007- (2019-2021) Network (NCRN) and United Front for supporting HANA Koze Sante Radio and TV Shows.
2009), Lifetime Achievement Awardee, 2019 In short, my dear HANA leaders and members, I highly regard your challenging work,
Marjorie Lozama, MSN-Ed, APRN, PMHNP-BC, collaboration, and relationship with each other within the organization. ank you very much
Jessie Colin, PhD., RN, FRE, FAAN, Past CDMS, Past President of HANA of Florida for your resiliency in serving our community.
President of HANA of Florida (1997-1999), (2013-2015), Wall of Fame Awardee, 2021
Lifetime Achievement Awardee 2015
Nahomie Mirville, DNP, MSN-Ed, AAPRN,
Amina Dubuisson, DNP, RN, MBA/HCM, LNHA, FNP-BC, Past President of HANA of Florida
CDP, Past President of HANA of Florida (2011-2013)
(2015- 2017)
Eliette Silver, BS, RN, Past President of HANA
Marsha Eloi, BSN, RN, CCRN, Past President of of Florida (1991-1993), Lifetime Achievement MISSION: e mission of HANA of Florida VISION: e vision of HANA of Florida is to be
HANA of Florida (2017-2019) Awardee 2014 is to create a platform for nurses to identify recognized as a world-class nursing organization
relevant health issues that plague the community nationally and internationally.
HANA P.O. BOX 695069, MIAMI, FLORIDA 33269 and provide services to alleviate the burden of
healthcare disparities.
www.hanaofflorida.org
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February 21 Chair of NewsletterHANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
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would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
Haitian American Nurses Association of Florida, Inc. (HANA)were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting Core Values
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
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Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
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dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All! values at all times.
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February 21 Re ection of a Member
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership mInetehtienUg nointedby:
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! Dorothy Leveille, MPH, BSN, RN, Infection Preventionist
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and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
Laughing Corner
by: Dorothy Leveille, MPH, BSN, RN
v “ is is strange. My bladder just sent me a text message begging me to start taking bathroom breaks”
v “6:00 am tired, 9:00 am tired, 11:00 am tired, 3:00 pm tired, 6:00pm tired, 8:00pm tired, 9:00pm
tired, Bedtime: Enerrrrggyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!”
v “ anks for all of your wonderful care, dear, my insurance doesn’t cover hugs, so this one will be out of
pocket.”
v Can you work the 4th of July, Christmas eve., Christmas day, New Year’s eve. and New Year’s day for
me?
v How many nurses does it take to screw in a light bulb? None- It’s delegated to the nursing students.
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without proper personal protective equipment
jobs. Instead, many nurses worked in unsafe
the pandemic continues, more di culties and
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most of their visits/appointments.
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their mom was doing and provided support and
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being in the same situation, being isolated from their family, and dying at home alone. e family showed a lot of gratitude, and all I told
them was that nursing is caring for someone no matter the consequences. Support from family members for their loved ones who are sick
makes a di erence in their healing during this pandemic.
As a eld case manager working with injured workers, I encountered many patients with COVID-19 and was designated as one of the
COVID-19 nurses. I did not provide direct care as a eld case manager, but I coordinated their care post-hospitalization and dealt with
post COVID-19 conditions. COVID-19 protocols changed and were changing as we were treating patients all throughout the pandemic.
My responsibility was to inform the employers and physicians of these changes. I dealt with patients su ering of post COVID-19 e ects
and conditions where many struggled and became debilitated. e long-term impact of COVID-19 is real.
As we evolve in caring for COVID-19 patients and those su ering with the post e ects, we hope to nd solutions to the many issues
encountered. For the many patients who ended up with fatigue syndrome, shortness of breath, loss of taste and smell, headaches, muscles
pain, other conditions such as cardiac, nerve damage, and psychological issues, just to name a few, we must continue to learn to deal and
to live around the COVID-19 pandemic.
As a plethora of studies emerge and post COVID-19 conditions are researched in detailed, we must remember to continue to be dili-
gent in our ght against this horrible virus.
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DISEASES OF THE MONTH CALENDAR
Health Topic Calendar: HANA prepared this calendar to increase awareness of the diseases of the month,
and to encourage members to be proactive in caring for themselves and their families.
January: Cervical Cancer Awareness August: National Breast Feeding & Immunizations
February:
March: Healthy Heart Month Awareness Month
April: Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month & September: National Preparedness, Childhood Obesity
Awareness, Ovarian & Prostate Cancer
May: National Nutrition Month
Awareness Month
June: Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs),
October: Health Literacy, Domestic Violence, Breast
July: Alcohol Awareness Month
Cancer Awareness
Mental Awareness Month, National
November: American Diabetes Month & Lung Cancer
Stroke Awareness Month
Awareness
Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness & Men’s
December: Safe Toys and Gifts Month & World AIDS
Health Awareness Month
Day - December 1st.
World Hepatitis Day – July 28th
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 519
February 21 Tips for the Front lines Healthcare workers
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
during the Pandemic with COVID- 19education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
By Dr. Marlene Cesar, MD, DNP, APRN, PMHNPheart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
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to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination to
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
CongratulationsLegislativeA airsofHANAofFL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
Rose Valcin, MSN, APRN, AGACNP- Midlaine Richard-Pean, MBA, MSN, Junie Louisdor – May 2021 Miami
BC, Pianist – Recipient of the Heath APRN, FNP-C, who completed the Dade College, Nursing School
Advocate of the Year Award from PMHNP post-graduate certi cation graduated with Honor
Community Health & Empowerment at Wilkes University; December 1,
Network, December 18, 2021 2021, she started her Post-op Nurse
Concierge & Mobile IV therapy
Business "Vinuvo Wellness LLC"
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of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
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under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
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all & Luncheon
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
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and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
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JUNE 23-26, 2022 HANA-I Leadership Convention: Chicago, Illinios
JULY 15-16, 2022 HANA Leadership Retreat
JULY & AUGUST 2022 HANA Recess
SEPTEMBER 17, 2022 General Membership Meeting
OCTOBER 16, 2022 General Membership Meeting
NOVEMBER 17, 2022 Give Miami Day 2022
NOVEMBER 19, 2022 General Membership & Members’ Appreciation Meeting
NOVEMBER, 2022 Mission Trip to Immokalee, Fl (TBA)
DECEMBER 16, 2022 Holiday Party & Toy Drive at MDC-North Campus
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 719
SFpebercuiaarly 21anks to:
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
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of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart Pharmacists Association (HAPA)
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and the Rose Valcin, President of HANA of Florida
Louise Marjori PaNual, nMcSyN,HAeRnNrPi,, MFNSPN-B-CEdwh, oAdPidRaNn,eFxcNelPlent job Marjorie Lozama, Chair of International Affairs of
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration, HANA of Florida & HANA-I, Mission coordinator
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami Dr. Nahomie Mirville
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President Nancy Henri
of HHAANNAA.fLoreHgsihsaAlartiNinvgeAtuhp-edIiraTtPeosewoxenarPhsoeiaRnltthePclraieerseefnrteEalatitoendosbrliitldlsefssouocrnhZtahiskHaeVBirus
to Nadine Barreau
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would allow Dr. Amina Dubuisson
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that wouDldr.aMlloawrNiePE&tPieAnsntoeinitiate involuntary Dr. Fayola Delica
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness Shakema Doreus, President of HANA of Tampa/
were reported to HANA memDbre.rsFhaipyboylaDrD. MelaircieaO. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HthAe NneADwormf. FMeLma.breires Historian of HANA-I
HANA welcomed all wHhyopjopinoelditues at the meeting Dr. Patricia Nabal, President of HANA of Illinois
and acknowledged tAheaHiross, pRiDetacrlr.iutPyit, amMtearnirtck&eiatiRnNegt,aeEnbdtaiuolcna,taionnd, International Wendy Joseph, President of HANA of Orlando
A airs, Legislative Public
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sponsors, and the communiFtyr. aHnAcNhAeosfcFaloFriodartailnso acknowledges Hudson Valley, NY
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members atCtheislemseteintinegJ. Belaesnsings to All! Dr. Mireille Leroy, Past President and Chair of
International Affairs of HANA of Hudson Valley/
Special anks to all volunteers from
Haiti and the nursing students of Facultes Parliamentarian of HANA-I
Dr. Berthilde Dufrene, Founder & Past President of
des Sciences In rmieres de Leogane HANA of Hudson Valley, NY& Secretary of HANA-I
(FSIL) and , Facultes des Sciences
Esther Louisme, Chair of Hospitality of HANA of
In rmieres de Les Cailles. Hudson Valley, NY
Dr. Alexandre Auguste, Pharmacist, President of
Haitian American Pharmacists Association (HAPA)
Dr. Deborah Lolo, Pharmacist from HAPA
Patrick Eliancy, Anchor of Island TV
Alexandrer Francois
Jean Ruby Wagnac
Emmanuel Charles, Leader of Man Dodo in Haiti
HANA NEWSLETTER 8 HANA of Florida on Facebook 19
February 21 Re ection of a Member
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
by: Midlaine Richard-Pean, MBA, MSN, APRN, FNP-CStates, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
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REFEdRinEnNeCr EfoSr HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
Gautam, S., & Hens, L. (2020). COVID-19: Impact by and on the environment, health and economy. Environment, Development and Sustainability, 22(6), 4953-
4954. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10668-020-00818-7
Richards, T. J., & Rickard, B. (2020). COVID‐19 impact on fruit and vegetable markets. Canadian Journal of Agricultural Economics/Revue canadienne d'agroeconomie,
68(2), 189-194. https://doi.org/10.1111/cjag.12231
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 919
RFeebruearcyt2i1on of a Member
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
e Pandemic that Changed the World
Pauline Louis-Magiste, MSN-Ed, RNeducation and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
Re ection on COVID-19:States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
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state of emergency in response to COVID-19 infection.
as we passed the two-year mark of the rst COVID-19
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who rperloavtieddeddHeaAthNAinmWemubhearns ,anChina in December 2019. Over 120 thousand healthcare providers are included
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nursing organization during the
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c name, SAR-CoV-2. Nurses are trained to provide culturally
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Tdoindneelrivfoer HthAiNs AinMfoermmbaetrisoant twhies mreeveatimngp. BHleAssNingAs’stoloAnllg! -standing community education health talk show, “Koze Sante with HANA.” We
rst re-introduce the show via Facebook live with weekly webinars and question and answer sessions, while not forgetting about the
management of chronic diseases. On November 1st, 2020, Koze Sante with HANA returned to the radio airwave on WRSF 1580
AM/99.5 FM and Island TV on March 2021. We are grateful for the continuous support of the community and HANA members these
past two years who made this possible.
CRITERIA FOR HANA NURSE OF THE YEAR:
• Be an active paying member of HANA.
• Show excellence attendance in meetings.
• Participate in HANA activities.
• Participate in community services. Congratulations
• Contribute to the nursing
profession by giving quality
care & education to patients
and or community.
Myrnelle Fleur-Aime
NURSE OF THE YEAR 2021
HANA NEWSLETTER 10 HANA of Florida on Facebook 19
FeHbrAuaNryA212021 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
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killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
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of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
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HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
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October 23, 2021 Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, 32 E. Las Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, Florida – American
Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
October 28, 2021 Advisory Board Meeting at 8:00 pm via Zoom
November 20, 2021 Members & Colleagues Appreciation Dinner Meeting at 6:30pm –9:30pm at Miami Dade
December 3, 2021 College, North Campus, 11380 NW 27th Avenue, Miami, Florida 33167, Room 4207
Haitian American Professionals Coalition (HAPC)’s 20th Anniversary Gala, Little Haiti
Cultural Center, Miami, FL
December 17, 2021 Holiday Party & Toy Drive – Miami Dade College, North Campus, 11380 NW 27th Avenue,
Miami, Florida 33167, Room 4207; 7:00pm-11:00pm
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 1119
FebruarRye2e1ction of a Member on COVID-19:
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Jour Mondial de la santé 7 avril 2020
Condolences and Sympathy
TO ALL MEMBERS
WHO HAVE LOST
LOVED ONES
HANA NEWSLETTER 12 HANA of Florida on Facebook 19
February 21Congratulations to the Newly Elected E-Board of HANA of Florida and the 2021 Honorees and Scholarship Recipients -
37TH ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISING & AWARDS GALA, APRIL 2021
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
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Scholarship Recipients
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 2119
February 21 NURSES WEEK CELEBRATION
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who provided HANA members an
outstanding presentation on Clinical Consideration in Acute Coronary
Syndrome and Prior MI. ASN & RN-BSN students from Miami Dade
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
HANA NEWSLETTER 22 HANA of Florida on Facebook 19
MAFYe2b0r2u1 aGrENyE2R1AL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
CELEBRATING HAITIAN HERITAGE MONTHHANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who provided HANA members an
outstanding presentation on Clinical Consideration in Acute Coronary
Syndrome and Prior MI. ASN & RN-BSN students from Miami Dade
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 2139
February 21 KOZE SANTE WITH HANA
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who provided HANA members an
outstanding presentation on Clinical Consideration in Acute Coronary
Syndrome and Prior MI. ASN & RN-BSN students from Miami Dade
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
HANA NEWSLETTER 24 HANA of Florida on Facebook 19
HAFNeAbLrEuAaDrEyRS2H1IP RETREAT, CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA, JUNE 2021
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who provided HANA members an
outstanding presentation on Clinical Consideration in Acute Coronary
Syndrome and Prior MI. ASN & RN-BSN students from Miami Dade
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 2159
FBeAbCKruTOarSyCH2O1OL COMMUNITY HEALTH FAIR
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who provided HANA members an
outstanding presentation on Clinical Consideration in Acute Coronary
Syndrome and Prior MI. ASN & RN-BSN students from Miami Dade
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
HANA NEWSLETTER 26 HANA of Florida on Facebook 19
HAFNeAbArNuNaUrAyL2P1ICNIC & COVID-19 TESTING, MIRAMAR, FL
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who provided HANA members an
outstanding presentation on Clinical Consideration in Acute Coronary
Syndrome and Prior MI. ASN & RN-BSN students from Miami Dade
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
HANA of Florida on Facebook HANA NEWSLETTER 2179
February 21
HANA of Florida President Amina Dubuisson addressed heart disease
education and awareness at the general membership meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 2016 where members go Red! In the United
States, 1 in 4 women dies from heart disease. In fact, coronary
heart disease - the most common type of heart disease - is the #1
killer of both men and women in the United States (www.nhlbi.
nih.gov.) Special thanks to Dr. Deidree Edwards, Senior Medical
Science Liaison of AstraZeneca who provided HANA members an
outstanding presentation on Clinical Consideration in Acute Coronary
Syndrome and Prior MI. ASN & RN-BSN students from Miami Dade
College Benjamin Leon School of Nursing and Chamberlain College
of Nursing created the beautiful teaching poster boards on Heart
Disease Awareness, Hypertension, Cholesterol, Nutrition, and Physical
Activity - HANA thanks you for your great work, support and amazing
contribution.
Due to the overwhelming concerns of the Zika Virus in the global
community, HANA felt the urgency to educate the members about the
virus in order for them to serve as Health Ambassadors to their families
and the community in this virus. Special thanks Mme Co-Chair of
Louise Marjori Paul, MSN, ARNP, FNP-BC who did an excellent job
presenting on Zika Virus for the members. In the spirit of collaboration,
HANA gives special mention and thanks to Mme. Yolanda Nitti, MSN,
RN, President of the National Association of Hispanic Nurses - Miami
Chapter and Nahomie Mirville, Chair of Education and Past President
of HANA for sharing their PowerPoint Presentation slides on Zika Virus
to HANA. Legislative updates on health care related bills such as HB
423 by State Representative Pigman and SB 676 by Senator Grimsley that
would allow NPs and PAs to prescribe controlled substances; HB 325/SB
572 - Rep. Campbell and Sen. ad Altman’s Involuntary Examination
under the Baker Act that would allow NP & PAs to initiate involuntary
examination under Baker Act of persons believed to have mental illness
were reported to HANA membership by Dr. Marie O. Etienne, Chair of
Legislative A airs of HANA of FL.
HANA welcomed all the new members who joined us at the meeting
and acknowledged the Hospitality, Marketing, Education, International
A airs, Legislative A airs, Recruitment & Retention, and Public
Relations Team for doing an outstanding job preparing for the meeting.
e success of the association lies on the great support of the members,
sponsors, and the community. HANA of Florida also acknowledges
and thanks AstraZeneca for sponsoring and providing a healthy - heart
dinner for HANA Members at this meeting. Blessings to All!
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