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Australasian Journal of Neuroscience  Volume 29 ● Number 1 ● May 2019 
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Editorial 
 
With only two years until the 13th Quadren-
nial Congress it is time for all of us to con-
sider the great work that we are doing and 
start thinking about potential abstract sub-
missions. Two years might seem a long 
way away, but it will come around quickly. I 
have recently had the absolute privilege to 
represent my workplace, Australia and the 
neuroscience nursing community at the 
European Stroke Organisation Conference 
in Milan.  I was one of over 5600 partici-
pants enjoying a packed program, including 
the 1348 electronic posters.  I wore my AN-
NA and WFNN badges and it was incredi-
ble to meet up with other nurses from 
around the world who recognised the 
WFNN badge.  
 
Some of the nursing highlights to mention 
were the presentation topics including: long
-term trends in care needs of stroke survi-
vors, caregiver stress post stroke in a de-
veloping country, aphasia treatment ses-
sions, pneumonia risk reduction through 
screening, community-based rehabilitation, 
preparedness assessments for caregivers, 
improving psychological well being post 
stroke and computer game-based therapy.  
The presentations and posters were excep-
tionally creative in their solutions to real 
problems within workplaces across so 
many different settings and countries that 
were all facing their own challenges be it 
economic, geographical, or socioeconomic.  
The presentations offered real solutions to 
problems and took holistic, interdisciplinary 
and often long-term approaches to improv-
ing outcomes for individuals and caregivers 
post a stroke event.  
 
It was incredible and inspiring to see so 
many nurse led projects and they certainly 
have me thinking about the upcoming AN-
NA Annual Conference that will be held on 
17-18th October 2019 at the Intercontinen-
tal Hotel in Wellington, New Zealand.   
Linda 
Linda Nichols 
Editor 
 
DOI: 10.21307/ajon-2017-013 
In 1969 the World Federation of Neuroscience 
Nursing (WFNN) was conceptualised by Agnes 
Marshall with the goal of connecting the neuro-
science nursing community through the goals of 
education, support and development of associa-
tions.  Over the last 50 years the WFNN has 
continued to grow, not only in numbers but also 
across speciality fields and most importantly 
across countries and regions.   
 
Agnes legacy also includes being a cofounder 
of the American Association of Neuroscience 
Nurses (AANN) and subsequently elected Pres-
ident of AANN in 1969. She participated in the 
development of a certification program for neu-
roscience nurses, as well as being a founding 
member of the American Board of Neurosci-
ence Nursing (ABNN), where she also served 
as President. 
 
As we celebrate these 50 years we also cele-
brate the success of the Quadrennial Congress-
es from 1973 to the upcoming congress in 
2021. Throughout this time neuroscience nurs-
es have been networking, collaborating and 
sharing skills, expertise, research and friend-
ship.   
The last Congress held in Australia was in 2001 
(Sydney) and 20 years later Australia will host 
the 13th Quadrennial Congress in Darwin from 
20th-23rd of July 2021. This is an exciting time 
for us to all consider how we can create, imag-
ine, inspire and discover. 


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