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• 181.

Theta Chi Chapter Inc

Theta Chi Chapter Inc. of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc.

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• 182.

National Black Nurses Association Inc

Our mission is to provide a forum of collective action by African American nurses to explore, define & meet healthcare needs.

American Association for Cancer Research

A magazine from the @AACR that educates and empowers cancer patients, survivors and caregivers.

• Birth Defects, Genetic Diseases

• 184.

New York State Intellectual Dis Developmentel Dis Nurses Assoc Inc

EDUC ACTIVITIES RE MENTAL DISABILITY JOIN NYSIDDDNA Be part of a supportive network for nurses interested in the Intellectual Disability Developmental Disability nursing specialty.

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• 185.

Advanced Practice Nurses of the Ozarks

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR NETWORKING, CONTINUING EDUCATION AND PUBLIC EDUCATION.

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• 186.

International Association of Forensic Nurses

The Ohio IAFN is a statewide Chapter of the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN).

• Student Sororities, Fraternities

• 187.

Sigma Theta Tau International Inc

Together, we change lives and advance healthcare.

• Public Foundations

• 188.

Carin for Nurses

Nurses Helping Nurses Carin's way of paying it forward, helping KY Nurses in need.

MASSACHUSETTS RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY INC

Massachusetts Radiological Society MRS Annual Meeting The Radiology Workforce Addressing the Mismatch between Supply and Demand Wednesday March 12 2025630pm830pm Online Virtual Meeting Detailed InformationFound under News Events ACR Chapter Recognition Award 2023 Award Received for Excellence in Meetings Education A message on racial disparities and diversity About Us In the early 1960s with the increasing awareness that a new federal healthcare plan called Medicare was a distinct possibility it became evident that the New England Roentgen Ray Society founded in 1923 could no longer serve as a forum of both educational and socioeconomic practices of radiology.