ISfTeH Telenursing Working Group
iTelehealth is proud to be involved in the formation and foundation of the International Society for Telemedicine and eHealth (ISfTeH) Telenursing Working Group. The Working Group is aimed at advancing telenursing practice internationally by involving nurses in telehealth applications. The international telenursing network has been formed with the aims of increasing adoption of telehealth, sharing knowledge, and increasing collaboration and education among telenurses internationally.
For more information about the Telenursing Working Group, visit http://www.isft.net/cms/index.php?telenursing

ICN Telenursing Network
The International Council of Nurses (ICN) is a federation of national nurses’ associations that represents nurses in more than 128 countries. The overall purpose of the organization is to advance the nursing profession, influence health policy, and represent nurses worldwide. ICN has several networks in place for the exchange of knowledge and expertise among nurses in a particular clinical area.
Telenursing has been recognized as an important factor in meeting ICN’s goal of the advancement nursing practice around the world, and iTelehealth has been instrumental in the development a Telenursing Network. The goals of the network include increasing the involvement of nurses in the development and use of telehealth technologies, while serving as a platform for collaboration, education, and support related to telenursing.
For more information on the ICN Telenursing Network, visit http://www.icn.ch/telenursing_network.htm

International Competencies for Telenursing
The ICN’s International Competencies for Telenursing were developed by iTelehealth President and CEO, Dr. Loretta Schlachta-Fairchild. These competencies offer unity and standards to the telenursing profession as a whole.
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Baghdad Business English
iTeleHealth International has provided Business English Training at Zain Iraq. The Business English Program was created to accommodate the increasing need for English in global business for an International Telecom firm whose end goal is to provide support for voice, data and video services in health care (telemedicine) as well as traditional telecom offerings. The validated Business English curriculum is based on both learning English, while at the same time learning cross-cultural awareness & relationship building techniques, business etiquette, professional writing, negotiating, business management, leadership, professional and personal goal achievement, team work and business communications. The iTeleHealth curriculum has enabled staff at all levels to rapidly improve and progress in their ability to speak, read, write, conduct presentations and interact with management, customers and other employees.