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Describes Organizational Mission, Vision & History
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Mission
The Northwest Organization of Nurse Executives [NWONE] exists to advance the health and wellness of individuals and the communities in which its members live and work through the continual development of its members as leaders of the clinical discipline of nursing and specialists in administrative practice. It is an Oregon and Washington-based affiliated local group [ALG] of the American Organization of Nurse Executives.
Vision
General Information
The Northwest Organization of Nurse Executives was formed January 1, 1996 when the Oregon Organization of Nurse Executives [OONE] and the Washington Organization of Nurse Executives merged their organizations. WONE was incorporated in 1985 as a non-profit organization; in 1996, the organization name was changed to NWONE as a result of the merger with OONE. The 350 plus current members include nurse leaders across the continuum of care and in nursing education in the states of Oregon and Washington.
History
Mission
The Northwest Organization of Nurse Executives [NWONE] exists to advance the health and wellness of individuals and the communities in which its members live and work through the continual development of its members as leaders of the clinical discipline of nursing and specialists in administrative practice. It is an Oregon and Washington-based affiliated local group [ALG] of the American Organization of Nurse Executives.
Vision
General Information
The Northwest Organization of Nurse Executives was formed January 1, 1996 when the Oregon Organization of Nurse Executives [OONE] and the Washington Organization of Nurse Executives merged their organizations. WONE was incorporated in 1985 as a non-profit organization; in 1996, the organization name was changed to NWONE as a result of the merger with OONE. The 350 plus current members include nurse leaders across the continuum of care and in nursing education in the states of Oregon and Washington.
History