2020-Annual-Conference-Schedule-At-a-Glance_WEB_Updated-3.8.20

2020 Annual Conference Schedule (Estimated CE Credits = 31) All sessions will be held at the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown, with the exception of the Opening Ceremony, which will be held at the adjacent J.W Marriott, accessible by skywalk Schedule Subject to Change Tuesday, March 10, 2020 CNS Education Forum* - Santa Fe 8:00 am – 12:00 pm Optimizing the Educational Experience from Academia to Clinical Practice • • Project Management o Julie Darmody, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC, Coordinator DNP-CNS Option, UW Milwaukee, WI o Melissa Craft, PhD, APRN-CNS, AOCN, Interim Senior Associate Dean, University of Oklahoma, OK o Susan Smith, DNP, APRN, ACNS-BC, Adult Health CNS Critical Care, Baylor University Medical Center, TX Writing and Dissemination o Lynn Mohr, PhD, APRN, PCNS-BC, FCNS, Director Pediatric & Neonatal CNS Program, Rush University, IL o Jennifer Embree, DNP, RN, NE-BC, CCNS, FAAN, Coordinator MSN Leadership/Health Systems, Indiana University, IN PHARMACOLOGY PRE-CON* - Lincoln 7:30 to 9:00 am Accelerating Solutions to the Opioid Epidemic by Harnessing the Endocannabinoid System; Andrea Hohmann, Indiana University 9:15 to 10:45 am ANTICOAGULANTS: Anticoagulation Review: From Heparin to Novel Agents; Meagan Grove, Pharm.D., BCOP, Indiana University Health 11:00 am to 12:30 pm GENOMICS: Advancing Cancer Precision Medicine: Clinical Impact Today and New Horizons Tomorrow; Milan Radovich, PhD, Indiana University Health *The Pharmacology Pre-Conference and CNS Education Forum require separate registration GENERAL CONFERENCE 1:30 to 2:30 pm Opening Ceremony – Grand Ballroom 1-4 at the J.W Marriott Transforming Health Care: Our Past, Present, & Our Future! Tracy B Chamblee, PhD, APRN, PCNS-BC, President, NACNS 3:00 to 5:00 pm SESSION A A.1 CNS as Change Agent - Lincoln • Transforming Our Future: Leveraging the CNS Visual Value Proposition: Kim Elgin, UVA Health System • Advances in CNS Practice: Making Strides in Alabama; Dr Chondra Butler, University of South Alabama • Nancy Drew and Mysteries of the Clinical Nurse Specialist; Jayne Jaramillo, Baptist Hospital • Yes And! Using Improve to Foster Relationships and Build Teams; Dr Mary Beth Modic, Cleveland Clinic A.2 Workshop- Santa Fe Professional Branding: Your Reputation Precedes You; Sarah Abel, Sigma Theta Tau International A.3 Clinical Lecture- Indiana Ballroom AB Integrative Medicine’s Role in Pain Management; Dr Linda Cole, the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Nursing A.4 Symposium - Atlanta An Overview of Supporting Infants and Families Experiencing Opioid Use; Ann Grippe (Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin), Lynn Mohr (Rush University College of Nursing), Michelle Nemshak (CS Mott Children’s Hospital) A.5 Catheters, Tubes & Devices -Austin/Boston • Short Peripheral Intravenous Catheter Resite By Clinical Indication; The Cost of Systemic Change; Deborah Maier, Rochester Regional Health • Changing the Future of Peripheral Intravenous Insertions Using Evidence Based Data; Lee Steere, Hartford Hospital • Radiology and Infusion Therapy Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) Collaboration: Achieving Catheter Management Best Practice Guidelines; Jane Kirmse, Nicole Jensen, Mayo Clinic • Implementation of MAGIC Guidelines into Everyday Practice of Central Lines; Megan Siebert, Community Health Network A.6 Assessment Skills – Marriott • Making the Connection: Stroke and Sleep-Disordered Breathing; Susan Fowler, Orlando Health • Implementing a Nurse-Based Swallow Screen: Nurse Compliance and Complication Rates; Jessie Fellrath, Northwest Hospital & Medical Center • • A.7 Transforming Patient Care by Improving Blood Pressure Measurement Technique; Joseph Liggett, Carrie Bennett, UnityPoint Health-Meriter How Cool Are We? Targeted Temperature Management in a Community-Based Hospital; Dr Jackeline Iseler, Michigan State University Workshop – Indiana Ballroom CD Transforming Health Care: Leveraging Our Past Expertise to Mentor Our Present and Influence Our Future! Lianna Zaven Ansryan, UCLA Health System 5:30 to 6:45 pm SESSION B B.1 Cardiovascular Care Topics -Indiana Ballroom AB • Dynamic Alternating Micropressure Overlay in High-Risk Cardiovascular Surgical Patients on Pressure Injuries; Dawn Horvath, Indiana University Health • Autopulse-Cardiac Resuscitation in Sternal Surgery; Kathy Tripepi-Bova, Cleveland Clinic • Collaborative Algorithm to Guide the Duration of Continuous Cardiac Monitoring within Medical-Surgical Units; Ashley Perkins, Spectrum Health B.2 Education -Austin/Boston • Innovative Partnerships Meet the Challenges of Staff Education; Kim Zimmanck, Susan Sorge, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin • Get your Skills Stations On: Combatting the Forgetting Curve with Innovative Tactics; Ashley Stelter, Allison McCabe, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Mental Health Tools -Marriott • The Truth Behind the Clock Drawing Test: How Appearances Can be Deceiving; Erica Newkirk, Indiana University Health West Hospital • Delirium: Early Recognition, Prevention, and Management in the Acute Care Setting; Wendy Hamilton, US Army • Transforming Delirium Care Throughout a Healthcare System; Lindy Milimek, Parkview Health B.3 B.4 Mobility & Falls -Santa Fe • On the Move: A Collaborative CNS/CNL Patient Mobility Project; Kelly Jo Weaver, Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center • From Thirty to Six: One Unit's Quest to Reduce Inpatient Falls; Tricia Kellenbarger, University of Kentucky • Early Mobility for VTE Prevention: A Nurse-Driven Protocol; Tricia Kellenbarger, University of Kentucky B.5 New RN- Atlanta • A Trifecta Approach to Developing and Mentoring the Future Professional Nurse; Donna Prete, Myrna Young, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital • • Socialization of New Graduate RNs; Jennifer Jo Hostutler, Cleveland State University Supporting New Nurses and Reducing Turnover: Implementation of a Professional Development and Career Planning Program; Dr Manisa Baker, Purdue University Northwest B.6 Teamwork – Indiana Ballroom CD • Driving Geriatric Best Practice: Building an Interdisciplinary Team; Dawn Hippensteel, UPMC Pinnacle • Teamwork Wins: Introducing an Interprofessional Escape Room; Beth Quatrara, University of Virginia School of Nursing B.7 Workshop-Indiana Ballroom E Conflict De-Escalation and Resolution; Terri Bogue, Thor Projects LLC 7:00 to 8:00 pm Opening Exhibitor Reception & Poster Presentations -Marriott and Foyer; Sponsored by Tower Health Wednesday, March 11, 2020 7:30 to 8:30 am Breakfast with Exhibitors and Poster Presentations – Marriott and Foyer 7:30 to 8:30 am Student Breakfast with The President- Indiana Ballroom E Sponsored by AACN & ANA 8:30 to 9:00 am Awards -Marriott 6-10 9:00 to 10:15 am Keynote Address - Marriott 6-10 "Insights Into Our Past to Create Our Future" Mary Fran Tracy, PhD, RN, APRN, CNS, FAAN 10:30 to 11:45 am SESSION C C.1 Impact of CNS -Indiana Ballroom E • The CNS Leads the Way to Success A Nursing Research Committee with Limited Resources; Patricia Rosier, Berkshire Medical Center • It's a BERT Alert! A Proactive Approach to Workplace Violence; Laura Kitch, Essentia Health • Vision 2021: An International Vice Dean of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research; Dr Sama Samer Hammad, Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University C.2 Clinical Lecture -Marriott 1-2 All About Sepsis Research: 2019-2020; Maureen Seckel, Christiana Care Health Services C.3 Symposium – Michigan/Texas • CNS Utilization at a Military Treatment Facility; Wendy Hamilton, US Army C.4 Pulmonary Topics -Marriott • Diagnosis of Pulmonary Embolism in Adults: Adherence with Best Practice Advice; Donna Prentice, Barnes-Jewish Hospital • Mobility and Functional Status among Hospitalized COPD Patients; Amy Shay, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis • Respiratory Compromise-The CNS’s Voice at the Table; Dr Donna Bond, Carilion Clinic and Respiratory Compromise Institute C.5 Interprofessional Collaboration- Marriott • Bringing the Interprofessional Team Together Improves Outcomes and Reduces Costs for Patients Having Pancreatic Surgery; Kristi Opper, Froedtert Health • Improving Interprofessional Collaboration One Visit at a Time; Kayla Marie Little, Cleveland Clinic • Transforming Healthcare Through Interprofessional Collaboration: Exemplars of Success; Jerithea Tidwell, NACNS Practice Committee C.6 Pressure Injury- Indiana Ballroom AD • Transforming a Culture Through Collaboration, Engagement and Ownership to Reduce Hospital Acquired Pressure Injuries; Joe Beiler, Froedtert Hospital • The Pursuit of HAPI-less Environments: Creating a Culture of HospitalAcquired Pressure Injury Prevention; Kayla Fuller, Lacey Spangler, Atrium Health Carolinas Medical Center C.7 Reproductive Health Care -Santa Fe • Obstetric and Adult Hemorrhage Protocol Alignment to Promote Transfusion Stewardship; Brittany Sue Waggoner, Hendricks Regional Health • Transforming Pain Management for Obstetric Patients: A Multimodal Approach for Cesarean Section; Rainey Martin, Community Health Network • Experiences of Transgender Men and Gynecological Healthcare: Results of a Qualitative Systematic Review; Dr Julia Sbragia, Indiana Center for Evidence Based Nursing Practice C.8 Affiliate Development-Lincoln All Aboard: Leadership Development Through Board Service Dr Traci Smith, WellStar Health System; Anne Hysong, Gwinnett Medical Center – Duluth C.GS Workshop-Marriott 6-10 Aromatherapy, Meditation, Pranayama, Mudra and Mantra: Mind-Body Therapies for Reducing Stress in Healthcare; Robina Kitzler, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) 11:45 to 1:30 pm Exhibit Hall Luncheon -Marriott and Foyer 11:45 to 1:30 pm New Member Luncheon -Marriott 1-2 *Reserved for first time attendees, new members and members of the NACNS membership committee 11:45 to 1:30 pm Affiliate Luncheon -Marriott *Reserved for members of NACNS affiliates and NACNS affiliate committee members 11:45 to 1:30 pm Editorial Board Luncheon -Marriott *By invitation only 1:45 to 3:00 pm SESSION D D.1 Workshop (1:30 to 3:30 pm) - Lincoln Better Brain? Dementia Prevention?: Keys to Reducing Risk of Cognitive Decline; Cindy Nissen, Rush University Medical Center D.2 Nurse Development – Santa Fe • Transition to Practice: A New Look at an Old Issue; Dr Dawn Becker, York Hospital WellSpan Health • Development of Unit Based Resource Nurse Program; Jeri Smith, Aurora Medical Center Burlington D.3 Clinical Lecture-Michigan/Texas Evolution of a CNS-Led Multidisciplinary Guideline for HFNC Use on a Pediatric Acute Care Unit; Kim Zimmanck, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin D.4 Symposium -Indiana Ballroom E It's a Journey not a Destination: Validation of CNS Impact on the Healthcare Landscape; Susan Schedler, Advent Health Shawnee Mission D.5 Diabetes -Austin/Boston • Evaluating Nurse Self-Confidence in Providing Diabetes SelfManagement Education to Patients using AADE Self-Care Behaviors; Lupita Estrada (VA Hospital Palo Alto CA), Loice Ongwela (Stanford Health Care) • Understanding Nurse-Sensitive Indicators; Kimberly Barcus, US Army • Bio-Behavioral Factors Affecting Diabetes Self-Management in Patients living with Type Diabetes; Linda Thurby-Hay, Bon Secours Richmond Health System D.6 Precepting- Indiana Ballroom AD • Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program Implementation in Rural Hemodialysis Unit; Carey Haugen, University of Alabama in Huntsville • Advanced Practice Provider Preceptor Education: Training the Future Workforce; Dr Stacey Ann Seggelke, University of Colorado Hospital • Orientation Pathway and Preceptor Guide; Megan Leary, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) D.7 Infection Prevention- Marriott • Role of the CNS in Supporting Change to Reduce Hospital-Onset Clostridium Difficile Infection; Megan Leary, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) • Reducing Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections by Increasing Nurses’ Adherence to Bundles for Central Line Maintenance; Dr Melissa Dawn Harlan, University of Pittsburgh and School of Nursing • NVHAP: Improving Patient Care Outcomes One Clean Mouth at a Time; Jo Tabler, IU Health Methodist D.8 Structured Care-Marriott • Rapidly Transforming the Future of Healthcare Using Agile Implementation; Shannon Page, Indiana University Health • Incidence of Respiratory Depression and Derivation of a Novel OpioidInduced Respiratory Depression Risk Prediction Tool; Kori Jew, PhD, BSN, Medtronic D.9 Utilizing Technology- Marriott 1-2 • Professional Mentoring and Promotion of the Clinical Nurse Specialist Role Through Social Media; Dr Carrie Sue Sweet, St Luke’s Health System Center for Nursing Excellence • Twitter as a Tool for Professional Development; Kelley Reep, Wakemed • Leveraging Technology to Improve and Standardize Inpatient Oxygen Weaning Practices; Nicole Huntley, UCHealth, University of Colorado Hospital D.GS Workshop- Marriott 6-10 Financial Literacy in Nursing Jay Randall Gottschalk, Froedtert Health and Marquette University 3:00 to 3:30 pm Beverage Break-Marriott and Foyer 3:00 to 3:30 pm Poster Session Judging-Marriott Foyer E.1 Workshop-Marriott Infusion Nurses Society Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice: Review of Current Evidence-Based Practice; Lisa Gorski, Barb Nickel, Wheaton Franciscan Home Health & Hospice, CHI Health St Francis E.2 Clinical Lecture-Indiana Ballroom E Class 1A Interventions: A Prescription for Successful Management of the Patient with Acute Coronary Syndrome; Laura Dechant, Christiana Care Health System E.3 Transforming Care-Michigan/Texas • Transforming Blood Utilization Practices; Marcia Cornell, UH Geauga Medical Center • Transforming Healthcare at the Bedside: Journal Clubs for EvidenceBased Practice; Dr Cathy Thompson, CJT Consulting & Education; Adjunct Faculty, University of Colorado • Leaders of Our Future: Preparing Staff Nurses to Transform Healthcare; Dr Marian Altman, American Association of Critical Care Nurses E.4 CAUTI-Indiana Ballroom AD • CAUTI Prevention: Winning the War; Raquel Branom, UCLA Medical Center • CAUTI Reduction: An Interprofessional Project; Mary Ann Francisco, Euphemia Connell, University of Chicago Medicine • The Triad Model – A New Approach to Solving CAUTI; Nora LoveRetinger, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) • The CHAMP Protocol: A Comprehensive CAUTI Reduction Process; Alison Keck, Alexander Johnson, Northwestern Medicine E.5 Skin, Wound, & Ostomy Topics-Lincoln • Standardizing Education to Improve Outcomes for Patients with a New Ostomy; Kimberly Pate, Carolinas Medical Center • SSKIN (Skin Assessment, Surface, Keep Moving, Incontinence, Nutrition) Care Bundle; Geline Buenconsejo, Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center • Improving Communication of Skin Integrity Risk Factors: A Quality Improvement Project; Allison Wier, Amanda Carlson, Froedtert Hospital • Increasing Knowledge and Confidence of New Nurses in Pressure Injury/Wound Identification in Hospitalized Patients; Kimberly McKevitt, Denise Gerhab, Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas University Hospital System E.6 Stroke and Neuro-Marriott 1-2 • Increasing Outpatient Stroke Management and Improving Patients Outcomes Utilizing APRN Providers; Tanya Leigh Trotter, Premier Health • Transforming Lives: Optimizing Stroke Care of the Future; Kathy Farrell, Sarah Keller, Tower Health Reading Hospital • Hello LVO- Identifying Patients at Risk for Large Vessel Occlusion Strokes in the Emergency Department; Jeannie Burnie, Trihealth, Inc Bethesda North E.7 Stress Reduction-Santa Fe • Extinguish Burnout: Practical Guidance for Prevention and Recovery; Terri Bogue, Thor Projects LLC • Putting the “B” Back in Work-Life Balance; Dr Linda Cole, the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Nursing • Nursing Burnout with Substance Using Inpatients: A New Hope; Cynthia Ward, Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital E.8 Medications-Austin/Boston • Implementing Changes to SQ Insulin Dispensing/Administration: Sticking to Safe Practice and Minding the Big Bucks; Jessica Garner, St.Luke’s Health System Center for Nursing Excellence • The Use of Inhaled Essential Oils to Decrease Pain, Anxiety, and Nausea; Wendy Hamilton, US Army • The State of the Literature: Effects of Probiotics Gut Health and Type Diabetes Management; Lisa Sumlin, University of Texas at Austin E.9 Pediatrics-Marriott • Getting to the Next Stage in Congenital Cardiac Care: A Formal Transition for Adolescents; Wendy Kim Hou, University of Rochester Medical Center • Where Do We Go From Here: Caring For the Child with Medical Complexity; Amy Colby, Children’s Hospital Colorado • Q.R.S.Pr.I.C.U? Reenergizing PICU Nursing EKG Practices; Wendy Redfern, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin E.GS Symposium-Marriott 6-10 Becoming a Journal Manuscript Reviewer; Jan Fulton, Indiana University School of Nursing; Mary Fran Tracy, University of Minnesota 5:00 to 6:00 pm Research Committee Forum-Indiana Ballroom AD Creating and Implementing Science in the CNS Role; Kathy Zavotsky 5:30 to 7:30 pm Conference Offsite Reception*- Harry & Izzy’s *Requires separate registration 6:30 to 8:30 pm CNSI Fellows Induction Ceremony*-Indiana Ballroom E *Requires separate registration Thursday, March 12, 2020 7:00 to 9:00 am Cardinal Health Satellite Symposium*-Indiana Ballroom AD Risk-appropriate VTE Prevention Strategies and Challenges Related to Reducing Preventable Harm, Presented by Cardinal Health Requires separate registration 8:00 to 9:00 am Breakfast with Exhibitors- Marriott and Foyer 8:00 to 9:00 am Poster Presentations-Marriott Foyer 8:00 to 9:00 am CNSI Forum-Marriot 9:15 to 10:15 am Resurgence of the CNS -Marriott 6-10 2019-2020 President Elect Sean M Reed, PhD, APN, ACNS-BC, ACHPN Incoming 2020-2021 President’s Address Awards – Educator of the Year 10:15 to 11:00 am Beverage Break-Marriott and Foyer 10:15 to 11:00 am Poster Presentations-Marriott Foyer 11:00 to 12:15 pm SESSION F F.1 F.2 F.3 F.4 Other-Austin/Boston • New Medical Devices: A Collaborative Strategy for Nursing, Supply Chain and Clinical Engineering; Paul Kent Merrel, University of Virginia Health System • How Do I Teach That?: An Intervention for Nurses to Increase Confidence with Patient Education; Lisa Walker-Vischer, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Clinical Lecture-Lincoln Case Studies in Geriatric Trauma; Patricia Rosier, Berkshire Medical Center Symposium-Indiana Ballroom AD Supporting the CNS from Novice to Expert; Linda Hoke, Aditi Rao, Katie Hopkins, Tiffany Marie Snow, Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System Heart Failure-Marriott • • • Palliative Medicine and Heart Failure: Evaluating the Past and Present, Deciding the Future; Jessica Borthwick, Reading Hospital, Tower Health It Takes a Team (and a CNS) to Transform Heart Failure Care; Glenine Collins, St Joseph Medical Center, CHI Franciscan Health Advanced Therapies in Heart Failure Management; Dr Elsie Jolade, Hunter Bellevue School of Nursing, City University of New York F.5 Process Improvement-Marriott • Transforming Readmission Prevention Through CNS Led Collaboration; Marcia Cornell, UH Geauga Medical Center • A Journey Behind ‘The Falls’-Development and Sustainment of a Mini Fall Risk Prevention Program; Allison McCabe, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin • Discharge Improvement Project with Expediter RN and Use of Teletracking™; Geline Buenconsejo, Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center F.6 Sepsis-Indiana Ballroom E • On-line Education: Does It Work, to Increase Caregiver Awareness on Sepsis & Improve Patient Outcomes?; Jennifer Rechter, Parkview Health Systems • Implementing Best Practice & Tech Applications for Sepsis QI; Nicole Huntley, UCHealth, University of Colorado Hospital • A Journey through Sepsis Predictive Analytics Model Implementation: Assessing Best Practice, Outcomes, & Team Dynamics; Danette Culver, Norton Healthcare • Transforming Chemotherapy Administration Using a New Hepatic Arterial Infusion Pump; Jaclyn Andronico, Elisabeth Wall, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) F.7 Affiliate Development-Marriott 1-2 • Personal Branding: How to Strengthen Your Local Affiliate; Brittany Sue Waggoner, Central Indiana Organization of Clinical Nurse Specialists and Hendricks Regional Health • A Model to Guide Novice Board Members in Leading an Established Affiliate; Ann Allison, Central Indiana Organization of Clinical Nurse Specialists and Indiana university Health Wellness-Santa Fe • The Wellness Bundle: Back to Basics in Patient Centered Care; Raquel Branom, UCLA Medical Center • Creating a Mind-Body Workshop to Reduce Stress Levels in the Perioperative Setting; Robina Kitzler, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) • Don't Get Sucked In: Maintaining Healthy Professional Boundaries; Terri Bogue, Thor Projects LLC F.8 F.9 Periop-Michigan/Texas • Leveraging a Cross System Interprofessional Team to Improve Surgical Care; Amanda Murray, Norton Healthcare • • The Implementation of an Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Program: Successes and Challenges; Eugenia Chong, Keck Medicine of USC Prevention of Accidental Hypothermia in Trauma Patients; Kellie Girardot, Parkview Health 12:15 to 2:00 pm Lunch on your own 12:15 to 2:00 pm Cardinal Health Focus Group-Marriot Empowerment through Education: KnowVTE for No VTE; Presented by Cardinal Health By invitation only 2:00 to 3:15 pm SESSION G G.1 G.2 G.3 Workshop-Indiana Ballroom E Writing for Publication; Janet Fulton, Indiana University School of Nursing Best Practices-Austin/Boston • Acuity Adaptable Model of Care Improves Failure to Rescue; Dennise Washington, Bayhealth Medical Center • Patient Experience of Managing a Surgical Wound Infection After Elective Surgery; Kristen Swartzell, IU Health North Hospital • The CNS Role in State Dementia Coalitions: Making an Impact Across Communities; Suzanne Purvis (Beaumont Health), Nick O'Neel (US Army) Clinical Lecture-Michigan/Texas Managing Immunotherapy-Related Side Effects in the ICU Setting; Angela Sandberg, H Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute G.4 Symposium-Lincoln Virtual Mentoring: Bridging the Gap; Margaret Murray (University of Wisconsin Hospital), Susan Dresser (University of Oklahoma School of Nursing), Mary Ann Moon (Froedtert Hospital), Debbie Kohm (Banner University Medical Center) G.5 Catheters, Tubes, & Devices-Indiana Ballroom AD • A Comparative Evaluation of Chest Tube Insertion Site Dressings: A Randomized Controlled Trial; Michelle Wood, Parkview Health Systems • Reducing Patient Harm: Evidence Based Practice Change Feeding Tubes; Maureen Seckel, Christiana Care Health Services • Transforming Health Care: Moving toward Foley Free Care; Marcia Cornell, UH Geauga Medical Center G.6 Pulmonary Topics-Santa Fe • Pronation Therapy: How an Order Set and “Grab and Go Bag” Transforms the Process; Karen Good, UPMC Pinnacle • Better to be Safe than Sorry: Implementation of Capnography on a Medical Surgical Unit; Sharifa Doyle, Dawn Marie Devito, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital – New Brunswick • Aspiration Prevention: Hardwiring Practice Change with Visual Management; Scott Darah, University of Virginia Health System G.7 Case Study-Marriott 1-2 • Implementation of a Quarterly Case study to Evaluate and Sustain Practice Change at the Bedside; Natasha Ramrup, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) • Transforming the Case Study: The Future of Interactive Learning; Christina Wilson, IU Health • Multiple Sclerosis Exacerbation vs Pseudoexacerbation: A Case Study; Nerkissa Curtis, University of South Alabama G.8 Stress Reduction-Marriott • Put Your Mask on First: Suicide Prevention as a Nursing Workplace Health and Safety Issue; Frank King, The Mental Health Comedian • Caring for the Care Giver: Strategies to Reduce Moral Distress; Dr Linda Cole, The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, School of Nursing • The Impact of Moral Injury/Moral Distress Upon Your Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice; Dr Phyllis Whitehead, Carilion Clinic G.9 Technology-Marriott • Fostering Organizational Efficiency and Innovation Through Mobile Video Monitoring; Jennifer Forman, Rebecca Dotson, University of Kentucky • Developing Clinical Reasoning with Interactive E-learning Case Studies; Lola Coke, Brenda Shelton, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing • CNS Role in EHR Implementation and Integration - BITS and BYTES of our System Role G.GS Workshop: Transforming Healthcare at the Bedside: Honing CNS Skills in Critical Appraisal and Statistical Interpretation; Rick Bassett, St Luke’s Health System 3:15 to 3:45 pm Beverage Break-Marriott and Foyer 3:45 to 5:00 pm SESSION H H.1 Workshop (3:30 to 5:30 pm)-Indiana Ballroom E Podium Power: Strategically Using Your Voice to Impact Change; Kathleen Vollman, Advancing Nursing LLC H.2 Workshop (3:30 to 5:30 pm)-Marriott Using a Daily Management System to Engage Staff and Transform Care in Real Time; Jennifer Dammeyer, Joan McNeice, Michigan Medicine H.4 H.5 Symposium-Indiana Ballroom AD Alcohol Withdrawal Assessment; Alyson Keen, Carmen Davis, IU Health CLABSI-Marriott 1-2 • CNS Led ICU Teams Use CUSP Model to Improve CLABSI and CAUTI Outcomes; Lynelle Pierce, the University of Kansas Health System • CLABSI Prevention: CHG, Beyond the Bath!; Melanie Fyfe, H Lee Moffitt Cancer Center • Cutting CLABSI Rates by Half: The Impact of a CNS on Pediatric Harm Reduction; Kevi Harpring, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health H.6 Mentoring-Marriott • The Power of Peers: Using Peer Mentors to Impact Readmission Rates in Transplant; Kevi Harpring, Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health • CNS Mentorship Program Development; Erin Morhack, Heidi Shafland, Childrens MN H.7 Clinical Tools-Santa Fe • Beyond the ICU: Utilizing IMPACT ICU Strategies for Multiple Settings and Disciplines; Jeannette Meyer, UCLA HealthSystem • Patient Preferences About Serious Illness Instrument (PASI): An Innovation in Eliciting Seriously Ill Patients’ Preferences; Dr Phyllis Whitehead, Carilion Clinic • Tailoring Interventions for Patient Safety (TIPS): A Replication Study to Prevent Falls; Susan Fowler, Ellen Reising, Orlando Health H.8 Population Specific-Austin/Boston • Not So Happy "Happy" Hour: CNS Led Implementation of an Alcohol Withdrawal Treatment Order Set; Deborah Schafer, Trish Bennett, UPMC Pinnacle • Leading Organizational Change: Implementing a Stroke Pathway in a Comprehensive Cancer Center; Wayne Quashie, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) • Osteoporosis Basics: Impact, Management, & Fracture Prevention; Sara Arndt, Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin H.9 Other Clinical Issues-Michigan/Texas • Alarm Management - It Is About More Than Just Technology; Dr Jacob Turmell, Philips Healthcare • Palliative and EOLC Knowledge, Attitude, Practices, Perceived Barriers and Support Among Nurses at New Delhi, India; Anjani Walia, All India Institute of Medical Sciences • 5:15 to 6:15 pm Visual Management System: Key to Outstanding Nurse Sensitive Indicators; Darshani Singh, New York Presbyterian Hospital NACNS Business Meeting-Marriott 6-10 Members are encouraged to attend Friday, March 13, 2020 7:45 to 9:00 am Affiliate Breakfast*-Marriott Attendees must RSVP 8:00 to 9:00 am Continental Breakfast-Marriott 6-10 9:15 to 10:30 am SESSION J J.2 Clinical Lecture-Indiana Ballroom E Direct Oral Anticoagulants in the Hospitalized Patient; M Jane Same, University of Southern Indiana J.3 Symposium-Indiana Ballroom AD Role Transformation: Developing an Infrastructure to Support Clinical Nurse Specialist Operations, Onboarding, & Orientation Michael Szeliga, Dannette Mitchell, Leasha Roy, Christiana Care Health System J.4 CNS Role-Michigan/Texas • The Extinction of Psyche CNSs - Where Do We Go from Here?; Dr Mitzi Saunders, University of Detroit Mercy • Using Microsoft® Excel to Excel as a CNS: Using Data to Motivate and Sustain Change; Kellie Girardot, Parkview Health J.5 Mobility & Falls-Marriott 1-2 • Content Validity Indexing for an Emergency Department Specific Falls Risk Assessment; Beth Hurwitz, Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia • Improving Patient Safety by Reducing Falls and Falls with Injuries Using Lean Six Sigma Methodology; Geline Buenconsejo, Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center • Fall Prevention Clinical Decision Tool on an Adult, Medical-Surgical Unit; Kimberly Daniels, Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, Univeristy of Pennsylvania Health System J.6 New CNS-Marriott • Relationship-based Onboarding and Mentoring program for the Clinical Nurse Specialist; Dr Carrie Sue Sweet, St Luke’s Hospital System for Nursing Excellence • Making the Leap: A Transition to Practice Program for Novice Clinical Nurse Specialists; Lt Col Sarah Stewart-Abel, US Air Force • 10:45 to 11:00 am Innovation in CNS Education: Leveling the APRN Playing Field; Chondra Butler, University of South Alabama J.7 Rounding-Marriott • The Impact of an Innovative Quality Rounds Program to Decrease Hospital Acquired Conditions; Susan Schedler, Advent Health Shawnee Mission • Operational Excellence Program - A multidisciplinary approach to increase attendance at the Weekend Discharge Huddle; Natasha Ramrup, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) • Thinking in Action Bedside Rounds: CNS Leadership and Mentoring; Marian Soat, Cleveland Clinic J.8 Evaluation-Lincoln • Sharing the Impact of a CNS Model Through Program Evaluation; Erin Marinchak, Tower Health Reading Hospital • The Impact of the Student Liaison Board Member Role on Students and the Professional Organization; Haley Porter, Indiana University Health • Bridging the Gap: Academics to Practice; Chris Tolliver, East Tennessee Children’s Hospital J.9 Trauma/ER-Santa Fe • Collaborative Education to Reduce Hemolysis in the Emergency Department; Kristen Stacy, University of Kentucky • Guidelines for the Management of Severe TBI; Dr Nicole Lea Frederick, JPS Health Network Awards-Marriott 6-10 Student Poster 11:00am to 12:00 pm Keynote Address-Marriott 6-10 12:00 to 12:15 pm Closing Ceremony –Marriott 6-10 Transforming Through the Strength of Our Stories, Katherine BrownSaltzman, MA, RN with a performance by the Marian University Choir