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(AIDS)andrelated illnesses pose a significant challenge to thehealth eare professions.In response to the profoundimpact that HIV/AIDS is having upon the publicand health care,the Connectieut Nurses'Association(CNA)has adopted the ANA Compendium ofPositions/Policieg related to HIV/AIDS.(A summa-ry of key positions follows this article.)CNA willalso expand its efforts to edueate nurses andconsumers about HIV/AIDS during the coming year.In addition,the Association will explore developing apost-exposure support program for nurses.  \nThe ue of universal precautions and establishedinfection eontrol procedures is a fundamentalcomponent of providing safe nursing care.It is thepoasition of CNA that all health care personnel mustfollow universal preeautions and establishedinfection control procedures to prevent transmiasionof bloodborne diseases,such as HIV/AIDS,fromhealth care worker to patientpatient to the healthcare worker,and patient to patient.Education of allhealth care personnel about the me of universalprecautions and their enforcement in the workplaceis essential for reducing the risk of transmission ofthe virus in patient mare settings.  \nNurae munt bo knowladgoable and skillfel inuniversal precautions and established infectioncontrol procedures.CNA believes that contentrelated to infection control procedures anduniversal preeautions should be a requiredcomponent of all educational programs whichprepare individuals to enter the nursing professionIn addition,a variety of continuing educationopportunities ahouli be readily available for nursesto remain proficient in these areas.To this end,  \nA Message from the President  \nHOLIDAY  \n# GREETINGS\n\nNURSING  \nNEWS  \nCNA is planning to develop a self-study module onuniversal precautions that nurses can complete forcontinuing edueation credit.A list of informationalresoures for nurses to use to learn about universalprecautions will also be compiled.The CT NursingNens will periodieally include announcements ofappropriate nursing continuing education programson HIV/AIDS.And,to augment its own continuingedueation programs,CNA is offering to conductcontinuing education programs on universalpreautions at health eare faeilities or othersettings in which nurses work.  \nConsumers should expeet health care personnel topractice sound infection control proeedures anduniversal precautions.CNA supports eonsumereducation about tbese practices,and encouragesnurses,other health eare workers,and health earefacilities to distribute informationalmaterials,sucha the consumer advisory on“AIDS:It's Time to GetPeople Talking.\"(Wallet-sized cards and posters ofthis advisory may be ordered from ANA bytelephoning 1-800-637-0323.Consumers should alsoknow that they can file complaints about individualnurses or other health cme professionals who maynot be using proper universal precautions to theappropriate licensing Bonrd,such as the State Boardof Examiners for Nuraing,the State MediealExamining Board,or the State Dental Commission.  \nPosition Statement  \non  \nHIV Teating  \n(ANA)opposes perpetuation on the myth that  \nHIV status of patients and/or nurses is a method to  \nA warm and special \"thank you\"for your support!It is my privilege and honor to assume thepresidency of the Connecticut Nurses'Asociationduring this very important time in our history.Atime when unity,harmony,and creativity mustprevail in order to move nursing forward into the21st century.  \nWhile we may each enjoy many professionalaffiliations and friendships,I ak that you considerthat CNA is FAMILY,the family of nursing,afamily that must be generous enough and strongenough toembrace every nurse in Connecticut.  \nIn order to accomplish the developmental taaks ofCNA's Family,we'll need to fortify ourselves withthe following tools:  \nI belong to a number of nursing organi-zations-scholarly,honorar","cbCaik0f80jqTZUI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik0f80jqTZUI","pdf",1795246,"English","# Position Statement on HIV 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