The Massachusetts Nurses Association (MNA) is a professional organization that represents registered nurses in the state of Massachusetts. Founded in 1903, the MNA advocates for nurses' rights, workplace safety, and quality patient care. It provides resources for professional development, including education and training programs, to enhance the skills of its members. In addition to supporting nurses, the MNA engages in legislative advocacy to influence healthcare policies that affect both nurses and patients. The association works to promote fair labor practices and improve working conditions in healthcare settings, ensuring that nurses can provide the best possible care to their patients.