International Nurses Day is celebrated around the world every May 12, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth. ICN commemorates this important day each year with the production and distribution of the International Nurses' Day (IND) resources and evidence. IND 2022The theme for the 2022 resource is Nurses: A Voice to Lead - Invest in Nursing and respect rights to secure global health. Look at our Interactive map featuring messages from ICN Board Members!  Download your IND 2022 logo here! IND 2022 Posters are now available, download here! Download IND 2022 Promotional Tools! Past INDs: Send us the translation of the logo in your language here Key Documents
Select an option:Universities and CollegesAlbertaBritish ColumbiaManitobaNew BrunswickNewfoundland and LabradorNorthwest TerritoriesNova ScotiaNunavutOntarioPrince Edward IslandQuebecSaskatchewanYukon LOADING... National Nursing Week takes place from May 9 to 15, 2022. The purpose of this special celebration is to bring awareness to governments, policymakers and the general public of the importance of nurses’ contributions to the well-being of society. The theme of this year’s week-long celebration is #WeAnswerTheCall. This motto was chosen to highlight the variety of roles nurses play in the healthcare system. To celebrate National Nursing Week, the Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) encourages Canadians to consider the impact nurses have had in their lives and those they love. Consequently, they urge the public to share stories, pictures and expressions of thanks to nurses through social media, using the following hashtags: • #CNA2022 • #WeAnswerTheCall • #IKnowANurse • #NationalNursingWeek • #IND2022 • #Nurses2022 • #VoiceToLead Moreover, you can write a personal thank-you card to a nurse who has impacted your life. This is a simple way to make their day and ensure they feel appreciated for all their hard work. The CNA also encourages nurses to use social media to showcase their various roles, work environments and those with whom they work. If you want to stay up to date on nursing in Canada, follow the CNA on social media.
OTTAWA -- The Canadian Nurses Association declared May 9-15 National Nurses Week. This year’s theme is “We answer the Call”. The National Nursing Week annual celebrations take place from Monday to the Sunday of the same week as Florence Nightingale’s Birthday, which is May 12. The Canadian Nurses Association shared that this year’s theme, #WeAnswerTheCall, was developed by the Association to showcase the many roles that nurses play in a patient’s health-care journey. According to the Canadian Nurses Association, “The pandemic brought to light the courage and commitment that nurses work under every day and showed the important role that nurses play in the community. This year, Johnson & Johnson, the world’s largest and most broadly-based health-care company, has sponsored National Nursing Week to showcase its commitment to the well-being of Canada’s health-care professionals.” The week hopes to draws attention to nurses, increase the awareness of the public, policy-makers and governments of the many contributions that nurses make to the well-being of Canadians. May 12, the birthday of nursing pioneer Florence Nightingale, was designated as International Nurses Day, back in 1971. In 1993, after the federal minister of health proclaimed the second week of May as National Nurses Week, in Canada, the name was changed to National Nurses Week to highlight the profession’s achievements as a discipline. Today, the Canadian Nurses Association also acknowledged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s statement. In his own news release, the Prime Minister stated, “Today, as we mark the beginning of National Nursing Week, we recognize the courage, sacrifice, and commitment of nurses and the important role they play in supporting the health and well-being of people in Canada and around the world.” According to the Prime Minister, “This year’s theme – #WeAnswerTheCall – recognizes the tireless efforts of thousands of nurses who show up every day in Canada’s hospitals, long-term care homes, and public health settings to keep us and our loved ones safe. Over the past two years, they have worked long hours, risked their health, and faced physical and mental exhaustion on the front lines of the pandemic.” The Canadian Nurses Association calls on all Canadians to visit https://www.cna-aiic.ca/en/news-events/national-nursing-week and learn about national Nursing Week and the events that the Association has planned for the week. This week marks National Nursing Week in Canada, and in the third year of the pandemic, the theme is #WeAnswerTheCall. Nursing Week will run from May 9 to 15 and is sponsored by Johnson & Johnson. The annual celebration, initiated by the Canadian Nursing Association (CNA), happens the week of Florence Nightingale’s birthday. Born May 12, 1820, Nightingale is known for pioneering modern nursing. To honour nurses, the CNA is asking Canadians to use hashtags #CNA2022 #WeAnswerTheCall #IKnowANurse #NationalNursingWeek #IND2022 #Nurses2022 #VoiceToLead on social media. Nurses will share stories about their work, and others are encouraged to share their stories about how nurses have helped them or the nurses they know and love. You can also write a thank you letter to any nurse who may help you this week or throughout the year. “This year’s theme – #WeAnswerTheCall – recognizes the tireless efforts of thousands of nurses who show up every day in Canada’s hospitals, long-term care homes, and public health settings to keep us and our loved ones safe,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement. He acknowledged the hard work nurses have done since the start of the pandemic.
“Over the past two years, they have worked long hours, risked their health, and faced physical and mental exhaustion on the front lines of the pandemic. Many have also worked behind the scenes in everything from contact tracing to supporting the development of public health policies and programs to help keep Canadians healthy,” he wrote. “Every day, they continue to take care of our most vulnerable, administer vaccines and booster shots, and work hard to protect us and our communities.” Trudeau is asking Canadians to thank nurses alongside him and said that we all owe a lot to the nurses who work in Canada. “As we mark the beginning of National Nursing Week, I invite all Canadians to join me in thanking our nurses. We are incredibly grateful for your hard work, sacrifices, and dedication, and as a country, we owe you so much.” In Toronto, the “Toronto” sign at City Hall will be lit blue to honour National Nursing Week.
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What is the theme of this years National nursing week as per the Canadian nurses Association?
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