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Welcome Letter From the MONA President

Missouri Nurse, MO Vol 26, No.3
Dr. Cindi Aurentz, DNP, MSN, RN, CNE As I write this message, I find myself reflecting on what an extraordinary season it has been…

Eight Nurses. Eight Opportunities.

Missouri Nurse, MO Vol 26, No.3
With critical legislative races ahead, MONA-PAC is working to elect candidates who understand and support Missouri nurses. Dear Nurse Supporters, The 2026 legislative session…

Save the Date!

Missouri Nurse, MO Vol 26, No.3
Missouri Nurse Advocacy Day will be delivered as a live, in-person event at the Capital Bluffs Event Center on March 3, 2027, with an afternoon spent at the Missouri…

2026 MONA Election Candidates

Missouri Nurse, MO Vol 26, No.3
The future of MONA is shaped by the nurses who step forward to lead. We are proud to present the candidates for the Missouri…

Reducing falls in hospitalized patients

Missouri Nurse, MO Vol 26, No.2
Patient falls remain a serious problem in healthcare. ECRI lists “ongoing challenges with preventing falls” as one of its top 10 patient safety concerns…

From the MONA Executive Director | May 2026

Missouri Nurse, MO Vol 26, No.2
Jill Kliethermes, MSN, RN, FNP-BC Missouri Nurses Association is Expanding Our Community: Welcoming LPNs to the Association Nursing is strongest when every voice in…

CFMN Nursing Awards

The Center for Missouri Nurses (CFMN) proudly recognizes nurses who inspire, lead, and care with compassion. Each tribute represents a meaningful celebration—whether…

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