British (BVINA) Press Release October 27
British Virgin Islands Nurses Association (BVINA) Press Release October 27, 2026 BVI Nurses represent the Territory at the 34th Biennial Caribbean Nurses organization Conference in St. Kitts and Nevis. The British Virgin Islands Nurses Association (BVINA) is proud to announce that a seven-member delegation is currently representing the Territory at the 34th biennial Caribbean Nurses Organizatio...
British Virgin Islands Nurses Association (BVINA) Press Release October 27, 2026 BVI Nurses represent the Territory at the 34th Biennial Caribbean Nurses organization Conference in St. The British Virgin Islands Nurses Association (BVINA) is proud to announce that a seven-member delegation is currently representing the Territory at the 34th biennial Caribbean Nurses Organization (CNO) Conference and Meeting in St.
Kitts and Nevis, being held under the theme: “Sustaining Nursing Excellence: Advancing Human, Scientific and Technological Innovations in Care.” The seven-member delegation includes: 1. Sandrine Phipps - Member The Conference brings together nurses, educators, and health leaders from across the Caribbean and United States of America to exchange best practices, strengthen professional networks and advance nursing education, leadership and policy in line with this year’s theme.
Rosa Ravariere-Seaman emphasized the importance of regional collaboration. “We as nurses must come together and learn from each other,” Ravariere-Seaman said. “Although we may be a small Territory, our nurses continue to do great things. As an Association we believe in “No Nurse Left Behind.” We want our nurses to grow professionally and apply current knowledge and innovation to improve patient outcomes”.
The BVINA commends all delegates for their commitment to professional development and for representing the BVI on the regional stage. The British Virgin Islands Nurses Association commends all seven delegates for their commitment to professional development, dedication to the nursing profession, and for proudly representing the British Virgin Islands on the regional stage.
As we continue to strengthen regional partnerships and embrace advancements in healthcare, we remain committed to supporting, empowering, and advocating for our nurses. 🇻🇬 Small Territory, Great Nurses, Limitless Possibilities! 🩺 Committed to Care ✨ “NO NURSE LEFT BEHIND!” ✨ #BVINA #NoNurseLeftBehind #CaribbeanNursesOrganization #CNO2026 #BVINurses #NursingExcellence #NursingLeadership #ProudlyBVI #CommittedToCare
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