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Join us in Vancouver for the Annual National Emergency Nurses’ Affiliation Conference

Guaranteed to be a “Wild and Spectacular” event! Two and a half exciting days of learning, networking and

playing in one of the country’s most beautiful cities!

May 29 - 31, 2013 Westin Bayshore,

Vancouver BC

NENA

Vancouver 2013 Wild and Spectacular

PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Wednesday May 29, 2013

0800 – 1600 Collaborative Advanced Airway Management for Nurses (CAMAN): AIME for NursesDo you find yourself wishing you knew more about airway management? Wishing you understood the WHY’s and the HOW TO’s about intubation and how to care for your patient after the tube is placed? Join us in Vancouver for the CAMAN course and get better prepared for a variety of airway management roles – regardless of the type of hospital or nursing station you work in. The course focuses on a variety of airway adjuncts, the medications commonly used during intubation, and optimization of ventilation, presented in a format of lectures and hands on skill stations. Participants work together to use a staged approach to oxygen delivery, ventilation techniques, including management of the difficult to ventilate patient. Good BVM technique is heavily emphasized. Participants will learn about airway assessment, RSI, awake intubation, surgical airways, and when each are recommended, as well as options for your team when facing a difficult or failed intubation.

Fees: $270.00 Study Credits: 8 Nursing CME credits Limited to 16 participants

POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOP

ACLS: experienced update for nurses

Experienced Provider Update: $225.00 Limit 12

Must have completed an ACLS course within previous 2 years

Saturday June 1st 2013 0800-1400hrs

PLACE TBA - Limited to 12 participantsThis condensed 6 hour update course is ONLY intended for experienced clinicians who have previously completed at least one ACLS course successfully.

Workshop BY April 1ST 2013 April 2ND TO May 15TH 2013 May 15TH and on site

CAMAN $270.00 $300.00 $325.00

ACLS RECERTIFICATION $225.00 $250.00 $275.00

“Wild and Spectacular”

Wednesday, May 29, 20131700 – 2200: Registration Opens

1800 – 1830: Opening Ceremonies

1830 – 1930: Colour Outside the Lines AnnMariePapaDNP,RN,CEN,NE-BC,FAEN Recognizingthestrengthsthateachteammemberbringstothetableisessentialforhighfunctioningteams.

Thistalkisahumourouslookathelpingusfindcommongroundandenjoythewonderofourteams!

1930 – 2030: NENA Annual General Meeting – All Welcome

2030 – 2200: Wine and Cheese Reception – Westin Bayshore

Thursday, May 30, 20130630 – 0730: Yoga Session Nofee.Yogamathelpful,butnotrequired.Opentoalllevels. GuidedWalk/RunthroughStanleyPark

ComeenjoythebeautifulsceneryofStanleyParkandgetyourdayofftoanenergizedstart-3kmand5kmoptionsavailable.

0700 – 0800: Registration

0800 – 0900: PLENARY SESSION Nursing for the Fun of It, Heaven Knows it’s Not for the Money

JeffSolheimMSN,RN-BC,CEN,CFRN,FAEN JeffSolheim’snursingcareerhastakenhimfromworkingasastaffnurseonacruiseshiptobeingheld

hostageinthejunglesofSouthAmerica;fromdeliveringababyinahutinAfricatoservingasachiefnurseexecutiveinalargeurbanhospital.EachexperiencehasprovidedJeffwithafreshperspectiveontheprofessionofnursing.Duringthisveryvisual,sometimeshumorousandsometimesemotionalpresentation,participantswillbeinvitedtoexplorealltheopportunitiesthatnursinghastoofferaswellaslessonsgainedfromeachuniqueexperience.

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

• Colour Outside the Lines – AnnMarie Papa, DNP, RN, CEN, NE-BC, FAEN • Nursing for the Fun of it, Heaven Knows it’s Not for the Money –

Jeff Solheim, MSN, RN-BC, CEN, CFRN, FAEN• Atrial Fibrillation – The Shocking Truth – Grant Innes, MD, FAECP, FRCPC• Why I Love Emergency Nurses – Bruce Campana, MD, FAECP, FRCPC• Wound Care for the Emergency Nurse – Carole Rush, RN, MEd, CEN, FAEN• 50 Shades of Triage – Panel Discussion• Sepsis and the Emergency Nurse – Sherry Stackhouse, RN, BSN• Forensic Evidence – Dean Hildebrand, PhD - Associate Dean, Forensic Science and Technology BCIT• BC’s Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) available for simulations and tours

BC’s Mobile Medical Unit (MMU) is high-tech, self-sufficient hospital on wheels. Offering a range of clinical capability, from first-aid and outpatient care to emergency resuscitation and life-saving surgery, the MMU is an important resource in building upon British Columbia’s health response capacity. A legacy from the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, the MMU now travels throughout the province providing: Hospital/health centre renovation support; Public health outreach; Emergency and disaster relief; Special event support; and Medical education. Learn more at www.bcmmu.ca

0915 – 1015: CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1

A. Skills Station – Limited Registration. Includedinthisonehoursessionwillbeopportunitiestopracticethefollowingskills:

•ACLS/PALSscenarios–insidetheMobileMedicalUnit! •Ventilatorbasics •PediatricIVSkills •CastingandSplintingTips

B. Nurse Practitioner Power Hour: Preventing Hospital Admissions •Tips from a Chronic Pain Clinic.

RuthRinglandMN-NP(F) HowdoesanNPworkingwithpersonlivingwithchronicpainimpactEDvisits

•The Role of the NP in an Urban Diagnostic Treatment Unit and Beyond MichaelaHanakovaMN-NP(F) EnsuringqualitycareintherushedEDsetting–howanNPmakesithappen

•Survivior Emergency Department MoniqueMcLaughlinMN-NP(Family) “Howdoesshedoit?”LessonsandstrategieslearntfromsurvivingasaNPinanurbanEmergencyDepartment

C. The ABCD Approach to Emergency Wound CaroleRushRN,MEd,CEN,FAEN Thisworkshopwillenhancebothknowledge&skillrelatedtotheemergencycareofacutewounds,by

reviewingcurrentliteratureandbestpractices.ChangesinacutewoundcareareslowtocometotheEmergencyDepartment.Themostcommondressingorderof‘polysporin&gauze’isnotbestpractice,andcanactuallybeabarriertowoundhealing.Participantswillgaintoolstotakebacktotheirpracticeandsharewithcolleagues,includingtakinganinventoryofwoundcareproductsontheirdressingcarts.

D. Cognitive Bias and it’s Impact on Quality in Healthcare DrChristineVuksicMD,CCPE Howdoyourpreconceivedideasaffectyourinteractionswithyourpatients?Comefindout.

E. Pediatric Sepsis DrJeffBishopPediatricianVictoriaGeneralHospital Learnhowtorecognizeandmanageyoursepticpediatricpatientsoyoucanmakeadifference!

1015 – 1045 NUTRITION BREAK – Exhibitors Open

1045 – 1140 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2

A. Skills Station – Limited Registration

B. Pediatric Power Hour: • How to Talk to Kids

LoriLonerganRN Establishingapositiverelationshipwithpediatricpatientsfrominfantstoadolescenceiscriticalforsafeand

effectivecare.Cometothissessionandlearnsomehandy,ageappropriatetipsontalkingtokids. • How Vital are Vitals?

DeniseHudsonRN,BSN Everwonderwhatyoumissed?Takeawaysomequicktipsonrecognizinglife-threatening

conditionsandtheprogressivelydeterioratingpediatricpatient. • The Blankee of Perfusion

ColleenBraymanRN,BSN Howcanwerecognizetheprogressingsignsandsymptomsofpediatricshock.

C. “Twisted” – A Tale of Two Patients MargaretDymondRN,BSN,ENC(C) ThisinteractivesessionwilldiscussthejourneyoftwopatientsthatarriveintheEDwithPolymorphicVT.We

willreviewthebasicandadvancedcareforthesepatients,withsomenovelapproachesthatbringsbackanolddrugwithnewtricks.

Register at www.interprofessional.ubc.ca/nena

D. So You Want to Write Your Certification Exam? LucieVachonRN,BSc,/JaniceSpiveyRNENC(C)CEN Comefindoutthehow,whenandwhyaboutwritingyourcertificationexamandhowtoprepare.

CommittoexcellenceandcontinuedcompetenceinEDNursing!

E. You Put What Where? Chatting about Foreign Bodies JeffSolheimMSN,RN-BC,CEN,CFRN,FAEN Foreveryorifice,thereisanobject(ormultipleobjects)thatcanfillthatorifice.Frompeasinthenoseto

fishhooksintheeyetoacokebottle-wellyouknowwhere,thissessionwillexploretherecognitionandtreatmentofpatientswhohaveforeignbodies.Whatistheprocessforremovingalivecockroachfromtheouterear?Whatuniqueconsiderationsmustbetakenintoaccountwhentriagingapatientwitha“buttonbattery”inthetrachea?Howdoesonerecognizeawoodsplinterinatraumaticwound?Thisinformativeyetfunsessionisfullofinterestingpictures,x-raysandotherradiologicalexams.



B. Power Hour – Move That Patient! • H.A.R.T (High Acuity Regional Transport)

ColleenBraymanRN,BSN ComelearnaboutCanada’sfirstruralbasedRN/RTresponseteamforcriticalpatients

–fromit’sbeginningstopresentday. • Transport Outside of the ED

BrianLeeRN,BSN Thissessionwillprovideanoverviewofthepatientcareprinciplesandapplicationswhentransportinga

patientoutsideoftheED–rangingfromtheimagingdepartmentinyourfacilitytocriticalcaretransportviaground,fixedwingorhelicopter.

C. Do You Know Jack? Caring for the Elderly in the ED TBA The“GreyTsunami”isapproaching–areyouready?

D. Freedom 85 – How to Retire Well MarieVermeullenCharteredAccountant Retirement?Howtopreparenowsoyoudon’thavetoeatALPOwhenyoureachit.

E. Attitudology 101 – The Choice is Yours AnnMariePapaDNP,RN,CEN,NE-BC,FAEN Thispresentationisahumourouslooksattheattitudesthatshapeourexperiences.

1230 – 1330 LUNCH Exhibitors Open



B. Power Hour – Patients on the Move • Progress Chaser/NRGH Movement

AndreeLinekerRN/DarinAbbeyRN Whatexactlyisa“progresschaser”andhowcanithelpyourED?

• Streaming SherriMorrishRN,MSN StreamingintheEDisaninnovativecaredeliverydesignthatreducesEDovercrowdingandimprovesaccesstocare

C. The Adolescent and Mental Health TBA Howdoyoucommunicatewiththeadolescentpopulation,especiallythosewithmentalhealthissues.Chriswill

sharesomeofthetipsandtechniqueshehasusedwhileworkingontheadolescentpsychiatricunit.

D. Interpreting Blood Gases JeffSolheimMSN,RN-BC,CEN,CFRN,FAEN

Call us at 604.827.3112 or e-mail: [email protected]

Compensatedmetabolicacidosisormixedmetabolicandrespiratoryalkalosis?Willbaseexcessincreaseordecreasewithingestionoflargeamountsofbakingsoda?Arterialbloodgasinterpretationcanprovechallengingformanycriticalcareandemergencynurses.Thissessionwillcoverthebasicpathophysiologicalprincipalsofarterialbloodgases,aswellascausesandclinicalmanifestationsofvariousbloodgasabnormalities.Participantswillalsobeintroducedtoanincrediblysimpleandrelativelyunknowninterpretationmethodthatallowsthemtointerpretthesimplestaswellasthemostcomplexofbloodgasvalues.Practicescenarioswillalsobeincluded.

E. The Legal Side of Charting – are you covered? CamilleCiamelloBSN,LLB Isyourdocumentationadequate?Meetanurse/lawyerandfindoutwhatyoushouldandshouldn’tchart,

whilereviewingacase.Youwillsleepbetteratnightafterattendingthislivelyinteractivesession.


A. Skills Station – Limited RegistrationB. Forensic Toxicology – The Dark Side of Plants, Food and Chemicals

WayneJeffriesBFcM,Sc.Pharm,ForensicToxicologist Thissessioncoversthetoxicologicaleffectsofplants,mushrooms,foodandchemicalsthatcanbe

devastatingifnotrecognizedandtreated.

C. Children Are Not Small Adults KarenDoironRN Howdotheanatomicaldifferencesbetweenchildrenandadultsimpactofwecareforpediatricpatients?

Comeandlearn!

D. Human Trafficking TaraWilkieRN,AimeeFalkenbergRN,BSN,LarenaDoddRN,BSN,SANE-A DomesticandInternationalhumantrafficking–whataretheinevitablehealthconsequences

fromit,andhowcanwerespondtoaidintheprevention,identificationandinterventiontomeetthespecificmedicalneedsoftraffickedpersons.

E. International Perspectives JoanneLazarusENAPresident EmergencyNursingAcrossBorders–whatdoweshareincommon?

1515 – 1545 NUTRITION BREAK– Exhibitors Open1545 – 1630 PLENARY SESSION – Behind the Mask GlennaTrout Comeandlearnhowtorecognizethedifferentmasksorfacadesthatpeoplewear,andhowtheycompareto

whotheyreallyareorhowtheyarefeeling.Thispresentationwillgiveyouaglimpseintounderstandingfacialfeaturesandtheirassociatedmeaning,andhowthatskillcanenhanceyourpatientassessments.

1900 – 2200 WILD AND SPECTACULAR SOCIAL – Westin Bayshore Hotel

Come join us for aWild and Spectacular Evening

Entertainment by Michael Sicoly“Michael’sperformance,smallpartflirt,largepartgiftedpianistandlargerpartentertainerwillleadthecrowdthroughahighenergy,uniqueeveningofmusic,danceandallaroundgoodtimes.Michaelissomuchmorethanapianistorasinger.Heisaonemanshowthatwillatoneturnhaveyoulaughingandatthenexttryingoutanewmoveonthedancefloor.“

NancyStoiber,EventsManager,BCChildren’sHospitalFoundation

FRIDAY, MAY 31, 20130630 – 0730: Yoga Session Nofee.Yogamathelpful,butnotrequired.Opentoalllevels. GuidedWalk/RunthroughStanleyPark-ComeenjoythebeautifulsceneryofStanleyParkandgetyourdayoff

toanenergizedstart-3kmand5kmoptionsavailable.

0700 – 0800 Registration – Exhibitors Open

0800 – 0900 PLENARY SESSION – Leadership and Team Building SuzanneFoxRN,MSNandDrewDigneyMD,CCFP(EM) “Everwonderwhythatgoodideawasn’t.Everponderwhynothingseemstochange,everwonderthatdespite

thethreeemailsnooneseemstoknowthenewprocess?Wondernomore!SuzanneFoxandDr.DrewDigneyleadtheirteamatNanaimoRegionalGeneralHospitaltosomeofthelowestdoortodoctimes,averagelengthofstayandLWBSratesyouwilleversee.Allthisandmakingtheirdepartmentaplacewherepeoplewanttocometowork.Findouthowitisreallyallaboutcultureandhowtomakeitworkforyou,notagainstyou.”


A. Power Hour – Bevel up! • Street Nursing; a day in the life

ElaineJonesThelifeofaStreetNursecanbeverydiverse.Interestedinlearningmoreaboutit?

• Insite - Vancouver’s Supervised Injection Site. TBA

• HIV Testing - What’s new? JamesTigchelaarRN,MEd

AdvancesinPOCtestingandit’simpactonearlydetectionandpreventionofHIV.

B. Lessons from Florence RogerCaseyRN,MSN,CEN Florencewasdefinitelyaheadofhertime.Comeandlearnaboutthisamazing

woman,andwalkawayreadytochangeyourworld!

C. Sepsis and the ED Nurse SherryStackhouseRN,BSN ComelearnhowEDnursesimpactsepsisoutcomesanddiscussthekeypointsinrecognitionand

management.

D. Sharks, Carps and Dolphins – Successful Conflict Management AnnMariePapaDNP,RN,CEN,NE-BC,FAEN Thispresentationwillexaminehowtoensureawin/winforallinvolvedwhenresolvingorengagingin

conflict.Wewillexploreconstructiveconflictanddiscussstrategiestounderstandhowtonegotiateforsuccess.

1015 – 1045 NUTRITION BREAK - Exhibitors Open and MMU open for tour


A. Sudden Traumatic Death Dr.TrishaScottPhD Attheendofthissessiontheparticipantwillhaveanawarenessofthedeeppainthatarelative

experiences,andofhowtorespondeffectivelytoarelative’sneedsfollowingasuddendeath.

B. DNA – It’s Impact on Outcome DeanHildebrandPhD,AssociateDeanForensicSciencesandTechnology,BCIT LearnhowtoprovidethehighestqualitycollectionofDNAcontainingsamplesfortheforensicscientist

throughthiscasescenariobasedpresentation–andlearntheimpactsamplescanhaveoncases.

C. What’s New on the Street? SgtScottRintoul Becomefamiliarwithcurrentstreetdrugs–theirnames,use,andinmanycases,theirrelationshipto

drugfacilitatedsexualassaultandhighriskbehaviour.Increaseyourknowledgeofidentifyingstreetdrugsandenhanceyourskillsinidentifyingdrugabuseinyourpatients.

D. The Future of Ultrasound for the ED Nurse TBA

1150 – 1230 PLENARY SESSION 50 Shades of Triage

PanelDiscussion–Moderator:SherryStackhouseRN,BSN,ColleenBraymanRN,BSNSherryUribeRN,BSN,GrantInnesMD,FAECP,FRCPC,EricGrafsteinMD,FAECP,FRCPCRN’sandEP’sdiscussingthecontroversiesatTriage–whatworks,whatdoesn’t.

1230 – 1330 LUNCH Exhibitors Open and MMU open for tours

1330 – 1410 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 8A. Atrial Fibrillation: The Shocking Truth

GrantInnesMD,FAECP,FRCPC OveraquarterofamillionCanadianshavethisarrhythmia.EDnursesneedtofeelconfidentrecognizingthe

presentationandprovidingpatientswithcurrenttreatmentandadverseoutcomeprevention.B. NEVR – Network to Eliminate Violence in Relationships

BabirGurmPhD,MaryamMajediBA,GaryThandiMSW TheNEVRisauniquemultidisciplinaryinitiativeforthreecommunitiesinthelowermainlandofBCforthe

purposeofreducing/eliminatingviolenceinrelationships.C. Toxicology in the ED

RichWonbonBSc,BSc(Pharm),ACPR,PharmD Treatingeviltoxinswithfats,vitaminsandK-YJelly.Apresentationontreatmentprotocolsfordrug-induced

cardiacarrests,cyanidepoisoningandhydrofluoricacidexposure.D. Envenomation Across the Nation

Dr.DavidShawM.D.CCFP Spiders,snakesandjellies–ohmy!

1415 – 1515 CONCURRENT SESSIONS 9A. Power Hour – Care of the Elderly

• The Blurring Lines Between Delirium and Dementia MohammedToufirEl-Hussein ThispresentationwillidentifythemajorfeaturesandnuancesthatwillhelpEmergencynursesmakean

educateddecisionwhendifferentiatingbetweendeliriumanddementia. • Elder Abuse,

SheilaEarlyRN,BScNandCathySendeckiRN,BSN ElderMaltreatment:ER’shiddenepidemic.Inthissessiontherewillbediscussionabouttheassessmentand

documentationoffindingswhencaringforeldersintheED.

B. Sexual Assault - Care of Patients in a Rural Setting CathyCarterPhD Womeninruralandremotecommunitieshavereporteddifficultiesaccessingservicesinlocalhealthcenters

aftersexualassault.Comeheartherealityofcareforthesewomen,andhowimprovementcanbemade.

C. Initial Treatment of DKA – Adult and Pediatric Commonalities and Differences ColleenBraymanRN,BSN, DKAisacommonEDpresentation–learnwhatadultsandpediarticshaveincommon–andhowtheydiffer.

D. Trauma Panel RossBrownOMM,CD,BSc,MA,MD,FRCSC,FACS,Commander(R)

CatherineJonesRN,Med,ExecutiveDirector,TraumaServices,BC AdiscussionofBC’sprovincialtraumasystemwiththe“pearls’oftraumacarewoventhroughout

1530 – 1630 PLENARY SESSION Why I Love Emergency Nurses

BruceCampanaMD,FAECP,FRCPC AnEmergencyPhysiciansharesaquartercenturyofexperienceswithEmergencyNursesthroughanamusing

andsometimestouchingseriesofanecdotes.

1630 – 1645 CLOSING CEREMONIESWERESERVETHERIGHTTOMAKESUBSTITUTIONSFORANYSPEAKERORTOPIC.

Annual National Emergency Nurses Affiliation Conference

REGISTER NOWREGISTRATION FEES

Conference fee includes registration, nutrition breaks, lunch and social for Thursday pm Extra tickets for the social can be purchased for $50.00 Study Credits: Nursing CME credits are 15 hours

BEFORE APRIL 1ST 2013 APRIL 2ND TO MAY 29TH 2013 ON SITENENA / FNSC / ENA MEMBERS $375.00 $425.00 $425.00 (NO SOCIAL)NON-MEMBERS $425.00 $475.00 $475.00 (NO SOCIAL)STUDENTS $200.00 (NO SOCIAL) $200.00 (NO SOCIAL) $200.00 (NO SOCIAL)DAILY $225.00 (NO SOCIAL)

30TH AND 31ST ONLY* * Residents/Students: Must provide proof of status on-site at the registration desk**We must receive written notification of your cancellation. A $50.00 processing fee will be deducted from the registration refund. No refund will be issued after May 1st 2013.

CAEP Toxicology Roadshow – June 1, 2013Overdoses and poisonings are sometimes familiar and sometimes frightening, and are a small but important part of the practice of emergency medicine.

The CAEP Toxicology Roadshow will focus on the interesting world of poisons, their nature, effects and antidotes.

CAEP is pleased to launch the new CAEP Toxicology Roadshow in conjunction with CAEP 2013 Annual Conference at the Westin Bayshore Hotel in Vancouver, BC,

on Saturday June 1, 2013.

Fees:

Nurse Early fee: $200 (before May 1, 2013)Nurse Late fee: $225 (after May 1, 2013)Registration – through the CAEP website www.caep.ca

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Reserve to stay at theWestin Bayshore Vancouver

1601 Bayshore Dr, Vancouver, BCwww.westinbayshore.com

NENA Conference Rate: $195.00/night (+taxes) based on single or double occupancy

Study Credits: Nursing CME credits are 15 hours

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