CAAPN Bylaws (2011) allow for the President and two officers to call a special general meeting as necessary to meet the mission of CAAPN.

In order to promote membership engagement the current executives have called a special general meeting. This is a notice to save the date of Thursday, May 31^st at 6pm Eastern Standard Time for an online supported General Meeting. Agenda and connection information will follow.

The focus of this meeting will be to provide an update to our membership with regards to current CAAPN financial and operational activities. The CAAPN executive has prepared motions to be presented for discussion and voting related to membership fees and future planning.

Any queries should be directed to adminassistant@caapn.com.

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American College of Nurse Practitioners
2012 Clinical Conference
October 3-7, 2012
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel
Toronto, Ontario

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Check out this new resource:

Health Providers Against Poverty

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Health professionals can now track prescription drug shortages online

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This is an invitation to the CAAPN membership inviting you to a webcast that will educate you on an exciting new technology for the molecule oxycodone. Visit www.oxyneoinfoprogram.ca and you will be able to register for the webcast.

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The latest issue of the INP/APN bulletin is now available on www.icn-apnetwork.org under Communications.

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