Alberta Nurses for Change (ANC) is a non-profit advocacy group focused on improving working conditions, mental health support, and overall well-being for nurses and Albertans.
Alberta Nurses for Change works to raise awareness about the specific challenges faced by nurses that come from the demanding nature of their profession.
To the Government of Alberta and Alberta Health Services:
We are urging the province to make nasal naloxone (Narcan) the standard formulation available for overdose response programs, emergency responders, and public distribution across Alberta.
Nasal naloxone is a proven, safe, and easy-to-use alternative to injectable naloxone. It removes barriers to administration, reduces the risk of needle stick injuries, and ensures that bystanders, family members, and frontline workers can act quickly and effectively in emergencies.
Nasal naloxone is a proven, safe, and easy-to-use alternative to injectable naloxone. It removes barriers to administration, reduces the risk of needle-stick injuries, and ensures that bystanders, family members, and frontline workers can act quickly and effectively in emergency situations. Why This Matters Alberta continues to face a serious and ongoing overdose crisis that affects…
In a significant step towards supporting healthcare workers, Alberta Nurses for Change (ANC) and the United Nurses of Alberta (UNA) have successfully advocated for the inclusion of nurses in the presumptive legislation for psychological injuries like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) through the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB). This change comes after years of tireless efforts to…
By Rachel Steel Introduction Overview of the Importance of Presumptive Coverage for Nurses in Canada Nurses in Canada have long been exposed to physical and psychological risks associated with their profession, especially given the high-stress environments, long shifts, and emotional demands of patient care. However, the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the urgent need for enhanced mental…
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