Nephrology Health Care Professionals Day
Together We Can Make a Difference: Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Ensemble, nous faisons la difference: Mercredi, le 16 Septembre 2009
One of the many advantages of a career in nephrology is the interrelationship that exists amongst healthcare providers. On a daily basis across Canada, consultation occurs amongst pharmacists, technologists, nurses, dieticians, social workers and doctors – in an effort to provide quality care to our patients with Chronic or End Stage Renal Disease. It is this team approach that unites us in our day-to-day challenges and improves outcomes.
In celebration, take this day to remind each other of how much you appreciate working together. For ideas on how to celebrate, go to one of the following websites:
Please print and distribute this year's poster with the added bonus of a space to advertise your upcoming event i.e. time & place for your unit's celebration.
Click Here For English Poster (11 x 18 inches)
Click Here For French Poster (11 x 18 inches)

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Nephrology Healthcare Professionals Day 2007 - 2008
The Southern Alberta Renal Program celebrated the second annual Canadian Nephrology Health Care Professionals Day on September 17, 2008. This day provides a great opportunity to celebrate our successes as a program and to recognize those people who have contributed to this success. Team members were invited to nominate colleagues for recognition in the categories of leader, role model, for their focus on patient, family and team, and for other significant contributions to the program. Plaques recognizing the winners in each of these categories are displayed in SARP units throughout the year.
Celebrations varied from location to location but included luncheons, teas and award ceremonies. Staff members received a small gift and a letter of appreciation from the program. We invited other health care providers to join us for coffee and cake to thank them for their role in the provision of quality care for our patients. We also took this opportunity to share information about renal nursing by setting up hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis displays and provided renal educational materials for the invited guests. It was a great day that we and our guests enjoyed.
Submitted by: Dale Ross, PCM
Southern Alberta Renal Program


