British Association of Critical Care Nurses (BACCN)

Description

The British Association of Critical Care Nurses - BACCN - is one of the leading Organisations in critical care nursing. BACCN was established in 1985 and has grown and developed through the hard work and dedication of its members, regional committees and National Board.

The 15 BACCN regions span Great Britain and Northern Ireland providing one of the largest and influential professional Organisations within critical care.

Member benefits

Free BACCN Journal 'Nursing in Critical Care' - 6 times per year (RRP 66)
Reduced rates at all BACCN study days and conferences
Access members-only awards and grants
Support for your views and concerns at a national level - we lobby on your behalf!
Be part of a nationally recognised professional organisation
Benefit from networking with other critical care nurses in your region
BACCN website - share in the members-only section, including members message board
Keep up to date with current practice and new developments - enhance your career

Mission / Aims

The British Association of Critical Care Nurses is an organisation dedicated to the promotion of excellence in the provision and delivery of critical care nursing through mutual support, education, research and multidisciplinary collaboration.