The Future of Nursing in Michigan
The Future of Nursing in Michigan

ANA-MI’s 2026 Virtual Town Hall Series Showcases Magnet® Excellence

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By: American Nurses Association — Michigan

Nurses across Michigan and beyond are invited to participate in ANA-MI’s 2026 Virtual Town Hall on September 15, a free educational event designed to spotlight innovative practices and outcomes from Magnet®-recognized hospitals.

This dynamic virtual forum will feature brief, high-impact presentations highlighting current research initiatives, evidence-based practice (EBP) innovations, and quality improvement (QI) projects that are advancing clinical excellence and improving patient outcomes. Presenters will share project goals, methodologies, results, and practical lessons learned, providing attendees with actionable strategies that can be adapted to a variety of healthcare settings.

Featured presentations include:

  • Bridging the Gap: Advancing Equity, Support, and Professional Growth After Hours, Julia Treme, DNP, RN, CHFP, CNL
  • Building Community Outreach Through Shared Governance, Madelyn Torakis, MSN, BA, RN, NE-BC
  • Safe Maternal Care Anywhere: Improving Emergency Nurse Preparedness for Obstetrical Emergencies Through Maternal Early Warning Signs Education, Patricia Klassa, MSN, APRN, CNS-C, C-EFM
  • Solving the Mentor Shortage with Group Mentoring, Shelly Mouw, MSN, APRN, AGCNS-BC, NPD-BC, PCCN 

    Whether you are leading change initiatives, implementing evidence-based practice, or seeking fresh ideas to improve care delivery, this Town Hall offers an opportunity to learn from peers, exchange best practices, and celebrate the work driving Magnet excellence.

Register Today

Participation is free and open to all nurses. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with colleagues, gain practical insights, and discover innovative approaches that can strengthen nursing practice and patient care. Register today and be part of the conversation advancing nursing excellence across Michigan. 

Content of this article has been developed in collaboration with the referenced State Nursing Association.

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