DANAI Aims and Objectives

Our Aims:

The Dermatology Aesthetic Nurses Ireland (DANAI) is a not for profit nursing association dedicated to advancing the profession of dermatology and aesthetic nursing in Ireland. Our organisation provides a professional platform for NMBI-registered nurses to collaborate, learn, and advocate for excellence in patient care. We strive to uphold the highest standards of safety, promote ongoing education and professional development, and ensure that all clinical practice aligns with international best practice and evidence-based research. Through our collective efforts, DANAI supports the continued growth and recognition of aesthetic nursing as a vital and trusted part of healthcare in Ireland.

Our Objectives:

  • 1. Promote Excellence
    Advance high standards in dermatology and aesthetic nursing through continuous professional development, ethical practice, and adherence to NMBI guidelines.
  • 2. Advocate for Patient Safety
    Support the development of robust regulatory frameworks and legislative reforms that protect patients, ensure practitioner competency, and maintain integrity within the aesthetic industry.
  • 3. Build a Supportive Community
    Provide a platform for nurses to connect, share knowledge, and mentor each other, fostering a sense of collaboration and professional belonging.
  • 4. Educate and Elevate
    Organise workshops, seminars, and conferences that enhance clinical skills, encourage best practice, and promote evidence-based approaches in dermatology and aesthetics.
  • 5. Raise Public Awareness
    Enhance understanding of aesthetic nursing’s role in promoting skin health, safety, and overall well-being across Ireland.
  • 6. Drive Research and Collaboration
    Partner with healthcare professionals, industry leaders, and academic institutions to support research initiatives that strengthen the evidence base and advance the field of aesthetic nursing. Support collaboration with other healthcare professionals, industry stakeholders, and regulatory bodies to promote interdisciplinary approaches to patient care.