NDBON, NDNA and NDCFN: What's the Difference? is some confusion regarding the differences between the North Dakota Board of Nursing (NDBON), the North Dakota Nurses Association (NDNA) and North Dakota Center for Nursing. Hopefully, the following will help clarify some of the confusion. A COMPARISON OF THE THREE ORGANIZATIONS North Dakota Board of Nursing North Dakota Nurses Association North Dakota Center for Nursing (NDNA) (NDBON) (NDCFN) 1515 Burnt Boat Dr, Suite C #325 919 S 7TH Street, Suite 504 3523 45th Street South Bismarck, ND 58503 Bismarck, ND 58504-5881 Fargo, ND 58104 Phone: (701) 355-6376 Phone: (701) 328-9777 Phone: (701)639-6548 E-mail: Fax: (701) 328-9785 Website: Website: Mission: Mission: Mission: ND Board of Nursing assures North NDNA promotes the professional The mission of NDCFN is to through Dakota citizens quality nursing care development of nurses, and advances the collaboration guide the ongoing through the regulation of standards for identity and integrity of nursing to enhance development of a well-prepared and diverse nursing education, licensure, and healthcare for all through practice, nursing workforce to meet health care practice. education, research, and development of public policy. needs in North Dakota through research, education, recruitment and retention, advocacy and public policy. Description: Description: Description: Governmental regulatory body 501(c)6 non-profit association 501c3 non-profit organization established by law under the Professional Association for All nurses and over 40 nursing North Dakota Century Code Registered Nurses. organizations, education programs, Nurse Practices Act to Constituent member of the regulate the practice of nursing American Nurses Association grant programs, state agencies and (ANA) other stakeholders are members
NDBON, NDNA and NDCFN: What's the Difference? is some confusion regarding the differences between the North Dakota Board of Nursing (NDBON), the North Dakota Nurses Association (NDNA) and North Dakota Center for Nursing. Hopefully, the following will help clarify some of the confusion. A COMPARISON OF THE THREE ORGANIZATIONS North Dakota Board of Nursing (NDBON) 919 S 7TH Street, Suite 504 Bismarck, ND 58504-5881 Phone: (701) 328-9777 Fax: (701) 328-9785 North Dakota Nurses Association (NDNA) 1515 Burnt Boat Dr, Suite C #325 Bismarck, ND 58503 Phone: (701) 355-6376 E-mail: Website: North Dakota Center for Nursing (NDCFN) 3523 45th Street South Fargo, ND 58104 Phone: (701)639-6548 Website: Mission: ND Board of Nursing assures North Dakota citizens quality nursing care through the regulation of standards for nursing education, licensure, and practice. Mission: NDNA promotes the professional development of nurses, and advances the identity and integrity of nursing to enhance healthcare for all through practice, education, research, and development of public policy. Mission: The mission of NDCFN is to through collaboration guide the ongoing development of a well-prepared and diverse nursing workforce to meet health care needs in North Dakota through research, education, recruitment and retention, advocacy and public policy. Description: Governmental regulatory body established by law under the North Dakota Century Code Nurse Practices Act to regulate the practice of nursing Description: 501(c)6 non-profit association Professional Association for Registered Nurses. Constituent member of the American Nurses Association (ANA) Description: 501c3 non-profit organization All nurses and over 40 nursing organizations, education programs, grant programs, state agencies and other stakeholders are members
NDBON-NDNA-and-NDCFN-Comparison-Table-Revised-October-2016-.docx