The GRNMA National Biennial Delegates Conference is the highest decision-making meeting of the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association (GRNMA), held every two years. Here is a clear and useful overview: GRNMA National Biennial Delegates Conference – Overview Purpose To bring together elected delegates from all districts and regions of GRNMA. To review the progress of the Association over the past two years. To make major decisions that guide the direction of the Association. To discuss and approve policies, financial reports, and constitutional amendments. Key Activities Presentation of presidential and executive reports. Reading and approval of audited financial statements. Election of national officers (when it is an election year). Deliberations on members’ welfare, professional standards, and national health issues. Passage of resolutions to guide the Association’s operations. Workshops, networking, and strategic planning sessions. Participants Delegates elected from district and regional GRNMA branches. National Executive Committee (NEC) members. Key stakeholders, invited guests, and observers. Importance Ensures democratic governance within GRNMA. Strengthens accountability and transparency. Shapes the policies that affect nurses and midwives nationwide. Provides a platform for members’ voices to influence national decisions.