Nephrology Nursing Journal CNE Credit Now Available with Click of a Mouse!

Readers of the Nephrology Nursing Journal are now able to take continuing nursing education (CNE) posttests online and submit the results electronically with the click of a mouse! This special benefit began with the publication of NNJ’s February 2003 issue.

By logging on to the NNJ site, readers will be able to submit a completed posttest electronically by clicking onto the “Complete the Activity Online” link for each CE article. Viewers will find a list of all CE articles with current expiration dates by clicking onto the Continuing Education link found on the main NNJ home page. PDF files of all CE articles are available to read prior to submitting the posttests.

Readers of course will also be able to continue reading and submitting CE articles and posttests in the traditional manner. Readers can download both the test and article online, and mail in the posttest by following the online instructions; or subscribers can read the article in the journal itself and mail in the posttest by following the printed instructions.

The automatic submission of posttests online is being provided as a service through a partnership between ANNA and the Hypertension, Dialysis and Clinical Nephrology (HDCN) web site (HDCN.com). HDCN.com provides physicians and nurses up-to-date, selected information on renal disorders and their treatment (hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis), as well as hypertension, dialysis, and clinical nephrology topics. The site is administered by John Daugirdas, MD, a Professor of Medicine at the University of Illinois in Chicago who also serves as the director of HDCN.

Nephrology Nursing Journal is a refereed clinical and scientific resource that provides current information on a wide variety of subjects to facilitate the practice of professional nephrology nursing. Nephrology Nursing Journal is the official publication of the American Nephrology Nurses’ Association (ANNA).
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ANNA is a professional nursing association composed of more than 12,000 nephrology nurses. The association is dedicated to advancing nephrology nursing practice and positively influencing outcomes for patients with kidney or other disease processes requiring replacement therapies through advocacy, scholarship, and excellence.