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Better Health Behind Bars Rns Advocate for a Forgotten Population MAY/JUNE 2016 MAY/JUNE JOURNAL BETTER HEALTH BEHIND BARS RNs advocate for a forgotten population. AGM 2016 • Nurses and PTSD • Nursing Week 2016 BILINGUAL ONLINE ONTARIO BREASTFEEDING SERVICES Breastfeeding mothers benefit from peer support. Sometimes they need help and support from professionals and experts as well. This directory has it all. You can now give your patients this link: Bilingual Online Ontario Breastfeeding Services directory www.ontariobreastfeeds.ca To order postcards for your office, call 1 (800) 397-9567 or go to www.beststart.org/resources/ breastfeeding RÉPERTOIRE EN LIGNE BILINGUE DES SERVICES D’ALLAITEMENT DE L’ONTARIO Les mères allaitantes bénéficient du soutien mutuel d’allaitement. Parfois, elles ont aussi besoin d’aide et de soutien de professionnels et d’experts. Ce répertoire vous donne accès à une mine d’information. Vous pouvez maintenant partager ce lien avec vos patients : Répertoire en ligne bilingue des services d’allaitement de l’Ontario à: www.AllaiterEnOntario.ca Pour commander des cartes postales pour votre bureau, composez le : 1 800 397-9567 ou visitez le www.meilleurdepart.org/ resources/allaitement RNAO and JOGNN – full page bilingual ad – Trim Size 8 1/8 x 10 7/8 O. 3, MAY/JUNE 2016 O. 3, MAY/JUNE N VOL. 28, conteNts FeAtURes 14 10 COVER STORY Better health behind bars Corrections nurses understand the complicated determinants that affect the health of canada’s inmate population, and are advocating for changes that address their unique needs. By Daniel Punch 14 AGM 2016 Taking nursing and the health system to new heights. By Kimberley Kearsey and Daniel Punch 21 Nursing Week 2016 Members host events to mark this week-long celebration of the profession, and share their images with the Journal. Compiled By Kimberley Kearsey 24 A path to healing Job-related PtsD is a reality for RNs, yet new legislation does not offer support for those diagnosed with the illness. By Kimberley Kearsey the LiNeUP 30 24 4 Editor’s NOTE 5 President’s View 6 CEO DISPATCH 7 NURSING NOTES 8 NURSING IN THE NEWS 20 RN PROFILE 27 pOLICY AT WORK 30 IN THE END COVER PHOTOGRAPHY: JEFF KIRK REGISTERED NURSE JOURNAL 3 The journal of the REGISTERED NURSES’ eDitOR’s NOte KiMbeRLey KeARsey ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO (RNAO) 158 Pearl Street Toronto ON, M5H 1L3 Phone: 416-599-1925 Toll-Free: 1-800-268-7199 Fax: 416-599-1926 Website: RNAO.ca Email: [email protected] Letters to the editor: [email protected] EDITORIAL STAFF Marion Zych, Publisher Kimberley Kearsey, Managing Editor Finding strength in struggle Daniel Punch, Writer Victoria Alarcon, Editorial Assistant EDITORIAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Steve Buist, Una Ferguson, Rebecca Harbridge, Paula Manuel ART DIRECTION & DESIGN howing vulnerability iS difficult Fresh Art & Design Inc. S are revealing the needs of this for anyone. that’s because people subculture within our health ADVERTISING Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario often believe there’s a correlation system, and are advocating for Phone: 416-599-1925 Fax: 416-599-1926 between being vulnerable and changes and improvements being weak. We are all vulnerable that inmates are not in a SUBSCRIPTIONS Registered Nurse Journal, ISSN 1484-0863, is a at various times in our lives, and position to ask for themselves. benefit to members of the RNAO. Paid subscriptions it will not come as a surprise are welcome. Full subscription prices for one year there should be no shame in that. (six issues), including taxes: Canada $38 (HST); in this issue of the Journal, to anyone that nurses are Outside Canada: $45. Printed with vegetable-based inks on recycled paper (50 per cent recycled and you will meet two nurses who speaking out for marginalized 20 per cent post-consumer fibre) on acid-free paper. open up about their post populations. but we need to Registered Nurse Journal is published six times a traumatic stress disorder acknowledge that RNs can find year by RNAO. The views or opinions expressed in the editorials, articles or advertisements are those (PtsD) (page 24). Julie Prince themselves marginalized as of the authors/advertisers and do not necessarily and brenda Leonard have well. Dianne Roedding (page represent the policies of RNAO or the Editorial Advisory Committee. RNAO assumes no responsibility struggled with the condition, 20) can identify with the need or liability for damages arising from any error or and agree that sharing their to ask for help, and the value in omission or from the use of any information or advice contained in the Registered Nurse Journal experiences publicly isn’t easy, offering it. A self-identified including editorials, studies, reports, letters and but it’s important for their own lesbian, Roedding avoided advertisements. All articles and photos accepted for publication become the property of RNAO. healing. they also believe that discussing her personal life Indexed in Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied others who may be suffering with peers early in her career, Health Literature. will take comfort in knowing for fear of persecution. she has CANADIAN POSTMASTER Undeliverable copies and change of address to: they are not alone. their since become a vocal advocate RNAO, 158 Pearl Street, Toronto ON, M5H 1L3. stories will inspire you, and for LGbtQ issues as a founder Publications Mail Agreement No. 40006768. will no doubt lead to more of RNAO’s Rainbow Nursing RNAO OFFICERS AND SENIOR MANAGEMENT Carol Timmings, RN, BScN, MEd (Admin) voices joining the chorus of interest Group (RNiG). she is a President RNs calling for legislation that great example of someone who Vanessa Burkoski, RN, BScN, MScN, DHA includes nurses among those turned vulnerability into Immediate Past-President Doris Grinspun, RN, MSN, PhD, LLD(hon), O.ONT to receive better supports strength, and is a role model we Chief Executive Officer, ext. 206 following a PtsD diagnosis. can all learn from. 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