1.0The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA)https://ghananurses.org/newGRNMAhttps://ghananurses.org/new/author/tsatsu19/rich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="yqmPzRjCXg"><a href="https://ghananurses.org/new/about/">About</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://ghananurses.org/new/about/embed/#?secret=yqmPzRjCXg" width="600" height="338" title="“About” — The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA)" data-secret="yqmPzRjCXg" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script> /*! 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The Association was founded in March 1960 as a result of a merger of two professional nursing Associations the Qualified Nurses Association headed by Mr. Mettle-Nunoo and the State Registered Nurses Association led by Dr. Docial Kisseih with the mission to provide a central organization that would advance the interest of the nursing profession in Ghana and internationally. The purpose of the merger was the need for Ghana to present on Nursing/Midwifery Association to represent the country at the International Council of Nurses. As a result of the merger Dr. Docia Kisseih became the first president and Mr. Mettle Nunoo became the first general secretary. It is a Professional Association independent and non-partisan in nature. The GRNMA is the exclusive mouthpiece for all nurses in matters affecting them. Real Technology Solutions Real Technology Solutions Immigration & Visa Consulting Direct Online Interview 99% Visa Approvals Contact Us Ceo & Founder Service We Provide Explore Our Visa Citizenship & Immigration Services Business Visa Sit amet consectetur bestibulu ullamcorer arcustulla amet dolor tortor elementum Read More Student Visa Sit amet consectetur bestibulu ullamcorer arcustulla amet dolor tortor elementum Read More Work Visa Sit amet consectetur bestibulu ullamcorer arcustulla amet dolor tortor elementum Read More Tourist Visa Sit amet consectetur bestibulu ullamcorer arcustulla amet dolor tortor elementum Read More The Association The Association exists as a professional body incorporated under the NRC Decree 143 (Professional Bodies Registration), with registration number PB-13. Its headquarters are in Accra, with branches across the country. The motto of the GRNMA is “Unity is Strength”. Become A Member 5773+ Projects Completed 120K+ GRNMA Members 3757+ International Members Professional people Meet Our Expert Visa Consultants Devid Miller Consultant Ritu Ratia Consultant Shikhon Islam Consultant Sonsil Macron Consultant All team members VISION To become leaders of frontline health service providers and formidable team players in the healthcare continuum. MISSION To develop the nurse professionally to cope with contemporary challenges of the profession towards the promotion of the health of our clientele and their socio-economic status. MEMBERS Membership of GRNMA is open to all nurses/midwives in Ghana registered or enrolled by the Nurses and Midwives’ Council for Ghana. Membership is acquired and maintained through registration and payment of monthly and other dues instituted by the GRNMA. Life membership of the Association is open to retired, or disabled and maimed nurses who can never return to active service; upon payment of a prescribed fee. View Constitution ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE OF THE ASSOCIATION The organization structure of the Association is positioned to facilitate communication and implementation of policies. Local Branches These are the unit structures of the Association that exist in all health care facilities in Ghana. District Branches Are established in all districts as the decentralized functional areas of the GRNMA. Regional Branches Supervise the decentralized areas and link them up to the national secretariat. National Executive Committee (NEC) The National Executive of nine, elected quadrennially, headed by the president of the GRNMA with executive powers to implement policies and decisions taken by the National Council and National Delegates Conference. National Council The National Council constituted by the National Executive and Regional Chairpersons and Secretaries meet quarterly to formulate policies and promote the business of the GRNMA. National Delegates Conference The National Delegates Conference is the highest body of the Association and is held biennially to discuss issues that affect the Association. OBJECTIVES OF THE ASSOCIATION As enshrined in the Association constitution, the functions of the GRNMA are to: Bring all practising nurses/midwives in Ghana under a unified body Advance the interest of the nursing/midwifery profession Promote a better understanding and dignity of the profession Maintain the honour and independence of the profession with special reference to professional standard, conduct, discipline and etiquette Promote nursing/midwifery research Affiliate and promote good relations with the International Council of Nurses, Commonwealth Nurses Federation, International Confederation of Midwives and similar organizations in other countries Promote and support law reforms on matters affecting the nursing/midwifery profession GRNMA ACTIVITIES Maintaining and improving Nursing/Midwifery Standards Promoting the socio-economic welfare of Ghanaian Nurses/Midwives Promoting nursing/midwifery education and research Seeking partnership with government and other stakeholders to promote industrial peace and enhance productivity Collaborating with other trade union organizations nationally and internationally COMMITTEES OF THE ASSOCIATION The Association has standing committees and adhoc committees during conference and congresses. Some of the committees are: Finance Education and Research Socio-economic welfare Building Editorial Constitution Review Resolution and Communiqué Evaluation AFFILIATED GROUPS Under the umbrella of Ghana Registered Nurses’ and Midwives’ Association are the following groupings: Nurse Educators’ Group General Nurses Group Public Health Nurses Group Community Health Nurses Group Peri-Operative Nurses Critical Nursing Group Ophthalmic Nurses Group Psychiatric Nurses Group ENT Nurses Group Enrolled Nurses Group THE GRNMA AT THE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL The GRNMA is recognized as an important body in nursing worldwide and is a member of good standing in the following international nursing organizations: International Council of Nurses (ICN) since 1961 Commonwealth Nurses Federation (CNF) Public Services International (PSI) West African Health Sector Unions Network (WAHSUN) The GRNMA advises and supports Professional Nursing Associations of Sister African Countries. THE INTERNATIONAL CODES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT The code for Nurses is based on the belief about the nature of individuals, nursing, health, and society. Recipients and providers of nursing services are viewed as individuals and groups who possess basic rights and responsibilities, and whose values and circumstances command respect at all times. Nursing encompasses the promotion and restoration of health, the prevention of illness, and the alleviation of suffering. Fundamental Responsibility of the Nurse To promote health To prevent illness To restore health To alleviate suffering The Code Has Five Areas Nurses and People Nurse and Practice Nurses and Society Nurses and Co-workers Nurses and the Profession Nurses and People The nurse’s primary responsibility is to people who require nursing care.https://ghananurses.org/new/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/border-shape.png