Inland Empire Nurses Association

“Miscellanous reimbursed exp 600 magallan midstream partners k -48 enterprise products lp k-1 -155 total 397”

“Expenses office exp. 755 internet 334 travel 21 meetings 1,391 wsna function/convention 163 insurance 440 professional fees 3,375 public marketing/promo 1,428 legis day olympia expense 2,622 gala 4,766 legis reception 2,671 education 1,623 awards/spring events 571 supplies - nominations 332 non-investment depreciation 910 total 21,402”

“Unrealized gains on investments 8,804 decrease in market value 0”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 147 179 equipment & furniture 20,595 22,208 less accumulated depreciation 20,469 21,379 total 273 1,008”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 740 735”

“The association has three primary purposes: to work for the improvement and availability of nursing standards and the availability of health care services for all people, to foster high standards of professional nursing and, to stimulate and promote the professional development of nurses. The iena is a constituent of the washington state nurses association (wsna) and operates in spokane, pend oreille, stevens, lincoln and adams counties. The purpose is accomplished by a myriad of functions including, but not limited to: promoting the standards of nursing, nursing education, nursing services, adherence to the ana code of ethics for nurses; provide for continuing development of nurses; encourage research in nursing and the utilization of research findings as a basis for nursing practice; represent nurses and promote relationships with other healthcare professionals and community leaders; assume an active role as health care advocate; promote the profession of nursing as a career. During the year, there were about 1800 members. Members are encouraged to participate in the annual gala and legis activities sponsored by the association. Scholarships are available for members upon application for various nursing continuing education and certification expenses. Thirteen such scholarships were provided during 2016.”