The Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) is a federation of 11 provincial and territorial registered nurses associations representing more than 139,893 Canadian registered nurses and nurse practitioners. The presidency is a two-year term, and the role is filled by the president-elect, which is a also a two year term and transitions at the Biennial Annual General Meeting.
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