Sigma’s Virtual Mini Academies for clinical nurses are now open
Published on 16 September 2022
Two of Sigma’s Virtual Mini Academies are now accepting applications for their next cohort. These short, virtual academies are designed for nurses in the clinical setting:
- Writing for Clinical Nurses – helps develop writing skills and differentiates between the formats for writing a clinical review, quality improvement project, evidence-based project, or research focused manuscript
- Evidence to Practice – teaches how to translate evidence into practice, including supporting the acquisition of foundational skills necessary to interpret key concepts, methods, and results from scholarly literature reports
Each of these academies are designed for working practice professionals who are looking to develop their skills to advance professionally. Each academy takes place over Zoom for only six weeks. Nonmembers and members are invited to apply.
Applications for the next cohort are now open and close on 7 October 2022. Learn more and apply today.
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