WEBINAR SERIES 1: The Successful DON
Join us as we walk through the first four weeks of being in a new facility or in the new role of DON and review different tasks and areas that you need to become familiar with to make you successful.
WEBINAR SERIES 2: The Successful DON
Join us to become acquainted with, or refresh your knowledge of, the State Operations Manual (SOM), the survey process and how to use the Critical Element Pathways. Being prepared for survey is essential to ensure your resident care is meeting the federal standards.
2026 NADONA 39th National Conference
Registration details coming soon.
To be considered as a presenter at the conference, apply below.
WEBINAR SERIES 3: The Successful DON
There are times when being the DON means assuming additional responsibilities and roles. Every facility is staffed differently due to size and budgeting. Join us for this webinar as we explore those possibilities and how to manage them through organization and delegation.
WEBINAR SERIES 4: The Successful DON
In this webinar we will review the different relationships that need to be built, created, established or forged. These are critical to being a successful DON. Each relationship adds to the culture of the facility and is the indicator of both a successful facility and the health and well-being of the residents. Join us as we discuss these relationships and the effect they can have.
2025 NADONA New England South Conference
Leading with Fierce and Passion Adapting to Evolving Regulations & Mastering the New LTC Survey Process
Fall Risk Reduction Strategies in Long-Term Care
Discover evidence-based methods to minimize fall incidents and improve resident safety. Join us for this practical session designed for long-term care professionals focused on quality, safety, and clinical excellence.
2025 MI-NADONA Convocation & Expo
Join other fearless nurse leaders and get spooky with us at the 2025 MI-NADONA Convocation & Expo this October 22-24 in Bay City, MI!
Three-Part QAPI Webinar Series: Webinar 3: Holding Effective QAPI Meetings
QASA meetings can be long and ineffective. How do you set up your meetings to be effective and hold the interest of your committee? Do you do ad hoc meetings in between your QASA meetings? In the third of our three-part webinar series, we will explore both types of meetings and describe when they should be used and how to make them valuable to your organization.
MI-NADONA: Coaching Leadership Virtual Workshop
Join MI-NADONA on Tuesday, August for our Coaching Leadership Virtual Workshop, focused on overcoming real-world nurse leadership challenges.
Long COVID in Long-Term Care: What Do We As Caregivers Need to Be Aware Of?
Join us for a conversation regarding Long COVID. A panel of 4 pharmacists will discuss what it is, and how it presents in Long-Term Residents. The impact on residents and families as well as the challenges both clinical and operational for the facility will be explored.
COVID in the LTC Setting: 2025 Updates
During this webinar, we will discuss the burden and impact of COVID within the long-term care setting and methods of identifying COVID as well as protecting residents from severe disease and long-term complications.
DON Quarterly Meeting: Acclimate & Cultivate: How Great Leaders Keep Their People Longer
Amidst the continued challenges of attracting and retaining talent, leaders are grappling with disengaged employees who no longer respond to traditional management styles. The former one-size-fits-all leadership approach has become ineffective as today’s team members each require a personalized care plan.
NADONA 38th Annual National Conference
Celebrating the Rock Stars of LTC
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. Don’t worry about sounding professional. Sound like you. There are over 1.5 billion websites out there, but your story is what’s going to separate this one from the rest.
The deadline to submit presentations has passed.
If you have any questions, email us at info@nadona.org.