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Monday, March 08, 2010

 

DENOSA and professional societies mark World Kidney Day

DENOSA and professional partners mark the World Kidney Day on Thursday, March 11, 2010

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DENOSA celebrates the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day and Commonwealth Day 

Friday, March 05, 2010

DENOSA celebrates the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day and Commonwealth Day

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Monday, March 01, 2010

DENOSA geared up to lift its Professional Institute

 The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa will soon be launching its newly established Professional Institute that will assist nurses improve their socio-economic status.

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DENOSA on new ART guidelines 

The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa is anxiously looking forward to the yet to be published and to the implementation of the new Antiretroviral treatment guidelines on HIV and AIDS.

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 DENOSA revamping its library

                               The library is in the process of organising and auditing information on its collection in order to fulfil its objective of providing the best and up to date information sources to the members and staff.

  

  

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DENOSA on new ART guidelines 

The Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa is anxiously looking forward to the yet to be published and to the implementation of the new Antiretroviral treatment guidelines on HIV and AIDS.

 

 

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Learning Programmes Development in the DENOSA Proffessional Institute (DPI)

At present, the Institute has seven stand-alone short courses/modules in its proposed learning programmes structure. Implicit in the stand-alone short course/module format of learning is that (among others) the particular short course/module is recognised and accredited on its own merits. It can be added towards a more comprehensive qualification. For instance, a candidate earning a certificate in Women’s Health can add this short course as part of a relevant qualification in healthcare. 

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