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Minnesota Chapter International Association of Forensic Nurses
6:00 – Appetizers and Mingling
6:30 – Business Meetings and Election
7:30 – Panel Discussion
Introductions…
2012 Board of Directors President – Paula Johns, MA, RN, SANE-A
President Elect – Amy Langenfeld, RN, PHN, MS, CNM, SANE-A
Treasurer – Barb Kern-Pieh, RN, MS, CNM, SANE-A/P
Secretary – Cindy Dikmen, RN, CEN, SANE-A
Committee Chairs and Liaisons Education Chair – Linda Walther, RN, SANE-A/P
Government Liaison – Karine “Chip” Zakroczymski, RN, BSN, SANE-A
Membership Committee Chair – Kristi Jarvis, BS, EMT, RN, SANE-A
International Association of Forensic Nurses
Web Page
Webinars
Community Page
Blogging Page
Forensic Nursing Journal – print or electronic
Who Are we?
Associate Degree Registered Nurses
Bachelor Degree Registered Nurses
Masters Prepared Nurses
Doctoral Prepared Nurses
Victim Advocates
Students
Minnesota
14 Chapter members (also IAFN members)
14 Chapter members (non-IAFN members)
49 IAFN members in Minnesota
State Memberships State Average = 21.7
Alabama 8
Colorado 32
Connecticut 8
Georgia 22
Indiana 31
Iowa 14
Kansas 17
Louisiana 11
Maryland-DC 14
Michigan 25
Minnesota 28
Missouri 7
New Jersey 22
New York 33
Ohio 35
South Carolina 16
Southern California 16
Texas 50
Utah 8
Virginia 42
Washington 15
Wisconsin 22
Statistics of 2012 SANE Cases
Cass Lake – 7: 6 female, 0 male, 0 suspects
Grand Rapids – 115: 5 female, 0 male, 0 peds, 0 suspects
Hennepin County – 644: 572 female, 47 male, 75 peds, 25 suspects
Mankato - 38 cases: 37 were female, 1 male, 1 suspect
Regions – 187 – 180 female, 7 male, 0 suspects
St Francis – 30: 28 females, 0 male, 1 suspect
(Data not available for all programs within the state.)
What are Minnesota Members doing?
Presentation at IAFN Annual Conference Ellen Johnson, Kristi Jarvis, Carolyn Garcia
Published in Forensic Nursing Journal Carolyn Garcia
Elected to IAFN Director at Large Position Carolyn Garcia
State and Community Task Force Members Human Trafficking
SART
Educational programs to: Health Care Providers
Medical Schools
Advocacy Agency
Community Resource Centers
Law Enforcement
Schools to both young women and men and educators
Speaking at community events
And more!!
What is the Minnesota Chapter Doing?
President’s Newsletter
Education
Shadowing Program for Nurses
Collaborations and Outreach with Law Enforcement, Advocacy and Community Programs
2012 Education
January: Strangulations Injuries (14 attended)
February: STI and Plan B Update (23 attended)
April: Legal Consent Issues (14 attended)
May: Vulnerable Adults (14 attended)
June: Working With Youth (16 attended)
July: Documenting the Sexual Assault Exam (10 attended)
August: Challenging Patient Topics (13 attended)
September: Hive and PEP (13 attended)
November: Darkness Into Light (23 attended)
Minnesota
Chapter Website
Keeping MN SANE’s and the greater community connected and updated on chapter activities.
mnforensicsnurses.org
2013
Bylaw Update
Educational Events March 28 - Suspect Exams at Regions Hospital
Opportunities for Involvement President Elect for 2013
Education and Membership Committees
Southern Region Representative
Celebrating the Work We Do President’s Newsletter
Continue Sharing our Expertise We will continue to educate and empower – the community, the world and each other.
Opportunities for Growth
Education Topics Changing to every other month
Forensic Photography
Dealing with the Aftermath of Violence in the Communities
Drug Facilitated Assaults
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Genital Injuries
South Region Conference
Website Ideas Book Review Section
Power Point/Education Tools Sharing
Victim and SANE Resource Page
Knowledge Sharing Exploring ideas on sharing of VAST
knowledge we have
Chapter Growth Bringing in ALL areas of Forensic Nurses
Televise/Skype Meetings and education to outstate
Facebook and Social Media
Use of Media Written
Televised
Nominations and Elections
President Elect for 2013/President 2014
Kirsti Jarvis elected to president elect
Other Business?
Contact Information
Amy Langenfeld
RN, PHN, MS, CNM, SANE-A
651-235-0248 (cell)
[email protected] (personal)
[email protected] (chapter)
Education
Panel Discussion
Ethical Dilemmas of the Unconscious and Incapacitated
Sexual Assault Patient