MARCH CE Event & Chapter Meeting
Mar
20
6:00 PM18:00

MARCH CE Event & Chapter Meeting

UNDERSTANDING THE NEW MULTIGENERATIONAL WORKFORCE

Joanne Muyco, DNP, RN, NE-BC, CNOR

Objectives

1. Describe the different generations in the current multigenerational workforce.
2. Explore the current nursing workforce and nursing shortage.
3. Discuss challenges with multigenerational teams and ways to use generational differences to strengthen the team.
4. Describe practices that can help discover common ground and create a united perioperative team.

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January Chapter Meeting & CE Presentation
Jan
16
6:00 PM18:00

January Chapter Meeting & CE Presentation

CE presentation’

From Whole Blood to Normal Saline crystalloid And Back Again:

Dr. Alan Frankfurt

Objectives

  1. Discuss the evolution of the current resuscitation of hemorrhage concepts; from crystalloids to MTP (massive transfusion protocols) to whole blood transfusions.

  2. Compare the benefits and limitations of a MTP.

  3. Explain what the ideal hemorrhage resuscitation fluid looks like?

  4. Describe what is next with regard to advances in resuscitation of the hemorrhaging patient.

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CE EVENING WEBINAR
May
25
7:00 PM19:00

CE EVENING WEBINAR

GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCES:
Perks and Pains of Intergenerational Workplaces

Michelle Lemmons, BSN, RN, PHN, CNOR, CCVP

OBJECTIVES:

  • Describe the five different generations that exist in the workforce today

  • Explain the fundamental differences between generations: Business Focus, Motivation, Values

  • Design a collaborative approach to building strong multi-generational teams

  • Discuss the importance of collaboration in a healthcare setting

  • Explore ways in which motivation can overcome apathy in the healthcare setting

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MARCH Chapter Meeting
Mar
8
6:00 PM18:00

MARCH Chapter Meeting

AROMATHERAPHY - OUTCOMES OF RESEARCH

Aromatherapy on the Reduction Of Nursing

Aromatherpy for Orthopedic and Burn Unit Patients for Pain & Anxiety

Aromatherapy for Postoperative/Postprocedure Nausea & Vomiting

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Meeting ID: 876 0223 4813
Passcode: 957248

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Inflammation And Its Role In Wound Chronicity And Healing
Dec
4
5:30 AM05:30

Inflammation And Its Role In Wound Chronicity And Healing

At the end of this presentation, the audience will understand:

1. Basic mechanisms of inflammation in acute (normal) wound healing

2. How to recognize the importance of the balance of pro- and

anti-inflammatory signals in wound healing

3. The knowledge regarding dysregulation of inflammation and how it contributes to pathophysiology of chronic wounds

4. How to discuss potential approaches to re-activate appropriate inflammatory response that promotes healing in patients with chronic wounds

THIS WEBINAR WILL BE AVAILABLE ON DEMAND TO THOSE WHO ARE REGISTERED

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