MISSION, GOALS,
VISION & VALUES
MISSION STATEMENT
PNAH will uplift the positive image of the Filipino as a nurse; uphold the social welfare of its constituent members; promote and support professional excellence through education and community involvement, and contribute to significant outcomes for healthcare and society.
GOALS
The goals of PNAH shall include, but not be limited to:
A. Unify Filipino-American Nurses in the State of Hawaii
B. Network and collaborate with Filipino-American nurses in the State of Hawaii, the mainland and the Pacific.
C. Partner with other agencies or entities to develop, implement, and evaluate programs in nursing leadership, practice, education, and research relevant to the professional growth of its members and healthcare needs of the community.
D. Encourage college-bound youth who are of Filipino descent to become nurses by providing scholarship towards a nursing degree to deserving eligible students.
E. Facilitate the professional advancement and cultural adjustment of Filipino-American Nurses in the state of Hawaii through collaboration with agencies and organizations in the state and in the Philippines.
F. Participate actively in professional and healthcare cultural activities with professional organizations and agencies in the community and globally.
G. Support legislation and public policies, locally or nationally, which will favorably affect healthcare outcomes and nursing practice.
H. As a state chapter member of PNAA, promote and support the mission and goals of PNAA, Inc.
I. Foster health and wellness among members and the local Filipino-American community.
VISION (3Vs)
Viability: Steadfast in professional existence
Vitality: Our dynamic essence is our strength
Visibility: Distinct presence and being in the community
VALUES
PNAH believes that to maintain a reputable image of Filipino nurses, the members’ actions and dealings with others should mirror the following:
P: Professionalism and/or Positive Image
R: Respect
I: Integrity
D: Diversity
E: Excellence in professional practice