MOHEGAN SUN Uncasville, CT

April 7 & 8, 2008

A FAbulous InFormAtIve two DAy eDucAtIonAl event

In 3 GreAt locAtIons!

Education Enterprises presents:

NURSING SYMPOSIUM

2008

TRUMP TAJ MAHALAtlantic City, NJ

September 25 & 26, 2008

RIVIERA HOTEL & CASINOLas Vegas, NV

July 28 & 29, 2008

14 CONTACT HOURSRegister Early – Space is limited to 1200 nurses

Only $150 per day Includes breakfast and sit-down luncheon!

8 TRACKS TO CHOOSE FROM • 40 CONCURRENT SESSIONS

TOPIC SPECIALTIES INCLUDE:

Also inside…Educational ALL-INCLUSIVE

Vacation Getaways! HOLIDAY INN SUNSPREE – MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA

May 14–18, 2008 $595 per person (double/triple occupancy) 6 contact hrs.

GRAND OASIS – CANCUN, MEXICOOctober 22–26, 2008

$650 per person (double/triple occupancy) 6 contact hrs.

Great Educational Products – Books, CD’s, DVD’s, Videos & Audio Tapes

CCRN REVIEW Two Day Course with Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Nursing Symposium . . . . . . . . . 2-6Vacation Getaways . . . . . . . . . . 7-9CEN Products (Books, Audio Tapes, CD, DVD, Video) . . . . . . . . 10CCRN Products (Books, Audio Tapes, CD, DVD, Video) . . . . . . . . 11Hemodynamic Monitoring (CD, DVD, Video) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1212 Lead EKG Interpretation (DVD, Video) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Hemodynamic Monitoring/12 Lead EKG (CD, DVD, Video) . . . . . 12Pacemaker Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Enhancing Your Critical Care Skills (Audio, CD). . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Nurse Entrepreneur Products (CD, Book) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Neonatal and Obstetrical Products . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1425 Stupid Things Nurses Do To Self-Destruct . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Nursing Novelties . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Product Order Form. . . . . . . . . . . 15

Dear Nurse Colleagues, Get ready once again for a fabulous

Nursing Symposium held at 3 great locations – Mohegan Sun Resort & Casino, Uncasville, CT; Riviera Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV and The Taj Mahal, Atlantic City, NJ. The Nursing Symposium 2008 is jam-packed with informative, up to date clinical topics, 8 Specialty Tracks and over 40 concurrent sessions and the best speakers you have ever heard! You can’t beat this comprehensive, economically priced conference, register now and join over 1000 nurses in each location!

Also, treat yourself to a vacation – you deserve it! Read about our annual vacation escapes to the ALL-INCLUSIVE Resorts in Montego Bay, Jamaica and Cancun, Mexico and join over 500 nurses! Book Early – we fill up fast! Hope you join us at one of our educational programs!

Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD President – Education Enterprises

Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDTWO DAY CCRN REVIEW

Dr. Vonfrolio, lecturer, consultant and author, has held CCRN certification for sixteen years. Author of 11 books and numerous articles, she has held positions of critical care staff nurse, staff development instructor and tenured Professor of Nursing. She is the proprietor of Education Enterprises and Power Publications, organized the Nurses

March in DC with over 35,000 rallying for safe patient care and nurse patient ratios. She has appeared on Nightline and Good Morning America. Visit her website at www.GREATNURSES.com.

Terry M. Foster RN, MSN, CCNS, CCRN, CENKEYNOTE: “How Can You Laugh At That – A Closer Look At Nursing Humor”

Mr. Foster is the Critical Care CNS at St. Elizabeth Medical Center and has held positions of LPN, staff nurse, charge nurse, critical care instructor, clinical director and supervisor at the Mercy Hospitals of Cincinnati, OH and at St. Elizabeth Medical Center in northern Kentucky.

Susan Dirkes RN, MSA, CCRNKEYNOTE: “Where In The World Is Clara Barton?”

Ms. Dirkes is a CNS with Nxstage Medical Inc., teaching CRRT Therapy. Her consulting company, Hemofiltration Resource Consultants educates professionals in continuous renal replacement therapy. She also works as staff nurse in SICU, University of Michigan Health System.

Caroline Ashman RN, BSN, CMSRNLecturerAtlanta, GA

Terry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNPPresident – Lode Star Enterprises; Neonatal

Practitioner; Downers Grove, IL

Nancy Townsend RN, MN, APRNC, CCNS, CCRNOwner & Program

Director; NursEd, Metarie, LA

Deborah Pool RN, MS, CCRNInstructor, Department of Nursing, Glendale

Community College; Glendale, AZ

Scott DeBoer RN, MSN, CEN, CCRN, CFRNFlight Nurse –

University of Chicago Hospital; Founder: Peds-R-Us Medical Edu-cation; Medical Consultant: Assoc. of Professional Piercers; Dyer, IN

Mary McCaffrey RNC, MSNClinical Nurse Special-ist NICU/Pediatrics;

Anne Arundel Medical Center; Annapolis, MD

Kim Litwack RN, PhD, CFNP, FAANAssociate Professor,College of Nursing

University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee, WI

Symposium Speakers

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MOHEGAN SUN RESORT & CASINO APRIL 7 & 8, �008One Mohegan Sun Blvd. Uncasville, CT 0638�Less than one hour from Hartford and Providence airport and less than 2 hours from Boston and NY – the destination of your dreams is waiting for you! Roaring waterfalls, towering glass trees, immense boulders – you’ll feel like an adventurer in a new world. Featuring over 1200 luxury guest rooms,

twenty-nine delicious dining options, over thirty fine boutiques in a breath-taking two-story atrium, world class spa & fitness center, indoor/outdoor pools. Experience a legendary destination!

RESERVATIONS: 1-877-MOHEGAN (877-664-3426)Refer to Group Code: NURSE1Refer to Group Name: Nursing Symposium 2008$175 per night (Deadline for discounted rate is March 21)

RIVIERA HOTEL & CASINO July �8 & �9, �008�901 Las Vegas Blvd. South Las Vegas, NV 89109Come and enjoy a legendary past – one of the first top-notch Las Vegas hotels, known for its friendly hospitality. The historic Riviera offers the excitement of nostalgic Las Vegas combined with a modern day, multi-million dollar remodeling of rooms and convention

facilities bringing the property up to par with today’s mega-resort competition. Over 2000 refurbished oversized rooms offer breathtaking views of the glittering Las Vegas Strip.

RESERVATIONS: 1-800-634-6753Refer to Group Code: Request “group rate” for Education EnterprisesRefer to Group Name: Education Enterprises Nursing Symposium 2008$89 per night (Deadline for discounted rate is June 27)

TRUMP TAJ MAHAL SEPTEMBER �5 & �6, �0081000 Boardwalk & Virginia Avenue Atlantic City, NJ 08401Treat yourself to a Five Star Diamond Award billion-dollar property. The Trump Taj Mahal Casino & Resort is unprecedented in crafts-manship and opulence; an awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece filled with the finest carpets, chandeliers and works of art in the tradition of the world’s most grand palaces. Enjoy a modern Health Club & Fitness Center & Olympic indoor pool, gourmet restaurants & casual dining-nine establishments for variety, lots of shopping and great entertain-ment with famous celebrities!

RESERVATIONS: 1-800-825-8888Refer to Group Code: BEDE8Refer To Group Name: Education Enterprises Nursing Symposium 2008 $112 per night (Deadline for discounted rate is August 25)

BOOK HOTEL ROOMS EARLY!We have secured a block of hotel accommodations at a DISCOUNTED RATE. Remember to refer to the Group Code and Group Name when making the reservations.

HOTEL INFORMATION Symposium Speakers

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Day18:00 am – 9:15 am: KEYNOTE: “How Can You Laugh At That? A Closer Look At Nursing Humor”Terry Foster RN, MSN, CCNS, CCRN, CENThis fun and enlightening talk will focus on the very “different” sense of humor shared by all nurses. Often used as a coping mechanism, the speaker will explain the appropriate uses of our nursing humor. (Note: Please empty your bladder fully prior to attending this session.)

9:30 am – 10:45 am 11:00 am – 1�:15 pm 1:30 pm – �:45 pm 3:00 pm – 4:30 pmCCRN REVIEW – Endocrine Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD• SIADH & DI• Hypoglycemia• DKA & HHNK

Pattern of Shock:Mechanisms, Monitoring,ManagementNancy Townsend RN, MN, CCRNThis session will cover various presentations of shock states, hemodynamic variations, medical management & nursing interventions.

Unique Cases in Emergency NursingTerry Foster RN, MSN, CCRN, CEN Unusual types of patient history, mechanism of injury, clinical presentation and other contributing factors that make an interesting case. Be prepared for the bizarre and the spectacular!

Obstetric Triage Mary McCaffrey RNC, MSNWhat does it mean, how do you do it, what are your liabilities – a discussion of what is entailed in triaging OB patients and how are you covered for issues that arise out of triage.

Coding Kids: What TheyDon’t Teach You in PALS!Scott DeBoer RN, MSN, CEN, CCRNThis lecture will demystify “why we really do what we do” in the arena of pediatric resuscitation. Current research findings & recommendations, effectiveness of therapies and proposed criteria for termination of resuscitation efforts.

CCRN REVIEW – Neurological Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDAll the info you have to know for preparing for the CCRN Exam! Review of patho-physiology, assessment findings and management of the critically ill patient with:• Increased Intracranial Pressure• CNS Disorders• Head Trauma • Spinal Cord Injuries

Bedside Emergencies – CardiopulmonaryNancy Townsend RN, MN, CCRNOverview of cardiopulmonary emergencies, etiology, symptomatology, nursing interventions and medical management.• Cardiac Tamponade• Cardiac rupture, aortic dissection• Aortic rupture & COPD

Summertime Emergencies: Bugs, Bites, Snakes, StingsTerry Foster RN, MSN, CCRN, CEN This session covers the basics of anaphylactic shock, stinging insects, spider bites, snakebites, heat-related emergencies and more. Emphasis is on pre-hospital treatment and care in the ED

Fetal DysrhythmiasMary McCaffrey RNC, MSNWhat are the most common arrhythmias seen in labor and what impact do they have on labor and the infant post delivery.

Bad Bugs – WhatchaGonna’ Do?Scott DeBoer RN, MSN, CEN, CCRNPediatric meningitis & necrotizing fasciitis, demands a rapid assessment of symptoms. This session will cover comprehensive review of literature and case study presentations focusing on diagnosis, management and interventions.

CCRN REVIEW – GI and HematologicalLaura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDAll the info you have to know for preparing for the CCRN Exam! Review of patho-physiology, assessment findings and management of the critically ill patient with:• Hepatic Failure • DIC• Abdominal Trauma• Pancreatitis & Bowel Obstruction

Bedside Emergencies – MetabolicNancy Townsend RN, MN, CCRN• Severe Electrolytes Imbalances• Acid/Base Imbalances• Hyperglycemic/Hypoglycemic• Pathology & Etiologies

Blunt Chest TraumaDeborah Pool RN, MS, CCRNEverything you need to know when caring for the patient with blunt chest trauma. Overview of mechanism of injury, signs and symptoms, potential complications and nursing interventions.

Diabetes in PregnancyMary McCaffrey RNC, MSNDiscussion of the antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum care of the diabetic patient, Type I, Type II and Gestational.

Expressway & Elevator Deliveries: Emergency Newborn CareScott DeBoer RN, MSN, CEN, CCRNAll emergency & pediatric professionals should have a basic understanding of the necessary steps in resuscitation of a newborn. Learn “what you really need to know (& will actually remember) regarding neonatal assessment & resuscitation.

CCRN REVIEW – Renal Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDAll the info you have to know for preparing for the CCRN Exam! Review of patho-physiology, assessment findings and management of the critically ill patient with:• Renal Physiology• Acute Renal Failure• Electrolyte Imbalances

Case Studies in Critical CareNancy Townsend RN, MN, CCRNEmphasis on critical assessment and analysis skills for patients with:• Airway Obstruction• Post-op Heart Patient• Chest Tubes• Seizures

Cardiac Trauma – Unique SituationsDeborah Pool RN, MS, CCRNFrom simple dysrhythmias to complex problems such as myocardial rupture, this session will provide the information to give optimal care for patients who have sustained cardiac trauma both penetrating and blunt injuries.

Perinatal InfectionsMary McCaffrey RNC, MSNThe alphabet soup of infections, HIV, Hepatitis, GBS, GC, TORCH and others. What do they mean for the mother and the fetus.

The Worst Ways To Die: Drowning & DrugsScott DeBoer RN, MSN, CEN, CCRNAttendees will be given an inside view as they are guided through the human body’s responses to progressive hypoxia and death. Keep up with the latest management techniques, review of current controversial management & recommendations for the pediatric/adult overdose patient.

NURSING SYMPOSIUM 2008 PROGRAM SCHEDULEMOHEGAN SUN • APRIL 7–8, 2008 Y RIVIERA • JULY 28–29, 2008 Y TAJ MAHAL • SEPTEMBER 25–26, 2008

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Day2NURSING SYMPOSIUM 2008 PROGRAM SCHEDULEMOHEGAN SUN • APRIL 7–8, 2008 Y RIVIERA • JULY 28–29, 2008 Y TAJ MAHAL • SEPTEMBER 25–26, 2008

8:00 am – 9:15 am: KEYNOTE: “Where In The World Is Clara Barton?”Susan Dirkes RN, MSA, CCRN This keynote will address the current issue of the nursing shortage, solutions to improve the nursing shortage, and review the significant contributions that only nurses can make. The highlight focuses on empowerment activities for all nursing professionals in order to encourage nursing retention and recruitment.

9:30 am – 10:45 am 11:00 am – 1�:15 pm 1:30 pm – �:45 pm 3:00 pm – 4:30 pmCCRN REVIEW – Cardiovascular Part ILaura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDAll the info you have to know for preparing for the CCRN Exam! Review of patho-physiology, assessment findings and management of the critically ill patient with:• Hypertensive Crisis • IHSS, HOCM• Cardiac Assessment – Heart Murmurs• Hemodynamic Monitoring

Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT)Susan Dirkes RN, MSA, CCRNCRRT is the standard treatment for Acute Renal Failure for patients unable to tolerate hemodialysis. This lecture reviews the modes of CRRT, dialysis concepts, indications and evolving practice based research.

Staying Ahead with Lab InterpretationCaroline Ashman RN, BSNReview of laboratory values: CBC and electrolytes and discussion of their significance on patient care and improving outcomes.

Little People Do Not Have Little Needs!Kim Litwack RN, PhD, FAAN, APNPThe pediatric patient facing surgery has unique physiologic and anatomic needs necessitation changes in peri-anesthesia management to promote safety.

“Spit Happens!” Diagnosis & Management of GER in NeonatesTerry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNPGER has become a major management issue in the care of neonates. This session will discuss the etiology and clinical presentation of the disease in neonates as well as a review of current therapies and strategies.

CCRN REVIEW – Cardiovascular Part II Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDAll the info you have to know for preparing for the CCRN Exam! Review of patho-physiology, assessment findings and management of the critically ill patient with:• 12 Lead EKG Interpretation • IABP & Complications• Cardiac Trauma • Shock States

Acute Renal FailureSusan Dirkes RN, MSA, CCRNARF is a common complication of critically ill patients. Discussion of prerenal, intrarenal and post renal failure along with treatment, medication and dialysis therapies will be addressed.

Brain Attack! A Neuological EmergencyCaroline Ashman RN, BSNFocus is on patient and family education, as we strive to spread the knowledge that time is brain. An overview of a “Stroke Center of Excellence” will be covered.

1�% of The Population But �5% of Your Surgical ScheduleKim Litwack RN, PhD, FAAN, APNPThe elderly make up 12% of the general population, but over 25% of the surgical schedule. This session will address the unique needs of the elderly patient undergoing surgery and anesthesia.

Paten Ductus Arteriosus and the Preterm InfantTerry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNPManagement of the ductus arteriosus in the premature infant remains a significant clinical controversy and potential clinical problem. Ductus in extra-uterine life, clinical signs, symptoms, diagnostic indices, pharmacologic and surgical treatment will be described.

CCRN REVIEW – Pulmonary Part I Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDAll the info you have to know for preparing for the CCRN Exam! Review of patho-physiology, assessment findings and management of the critically ill patient with:• Respiratory Assessment• Oxy-hemoglobin Dissociation Curve• ABG Interpretation

Alphabet Soup of ElectrolytesSusan Dirkes RN, MSA, CCRNEverything you want to know about fluid and electrolyte balance. Key electrolytes of sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium and phosphate; their impact on homeostasis, imbalance etiologies will be covered through patient case studies.

And the Beat Goes On… Or Does It?Caroline Ashman RN, BSNHow to recognize dysrhythmias in the unmonitored patient. Discussion of how it impacts on patient care and what our patients need to know.

Chronic Pain Patients Are An Acute PainKim Litwack RN, PhD, FAAN, APNPLearn how to address care of the patient who chronically takes opioids when faced with the need for acute pain management.

Pain Management in NeonatesTerry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNPThis session will review the physiology of pain, assessment strategies, pharmacologic therapies and emerging research specific to neonates.

CCRN REVIEW – Pulmonary Part II and Exam TipsLaura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhDAll the info you have to know for preparing for the CCRN Exam! Review of patho-physiology, assessment findings and management of the critically ill patient with:• ARF & ARDS • Burns, poisonings• Important points for passing exam!• Pulmonary Trauma

Acute Respiratory Distress SyndromeSusan Dirkes RN, MSA, CCRNSurfactants, corticosteroids, diuretics, ECMO, special ventilatory strategies and positioning have been used in the treatment of ARDS. Each of these treatments along with research behind them will be reviewed in addition to the pathophysiology of ARDS.

Breathe Easy. Sleep Easy.Caroline Ashman RN, BSNA review of adventitious breath sounds, common respiratory diseases and discussion of the impact of sleep apnea on patients.

And Baby Makes Two!Kim Litwack RN, PhD, FAAN, APNPThis session will address care of the pregnant patient facing non-obstetric surgery. How to move Mom and baby safely through anesthesia and surgery.

Oxygen Targeting in NeonatesTerry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNPThe judicious use and monitoring of oxygen in resuscitation and on-going care of preterm infants is a major source of current research and clinical investigation. Comprehensive review of routine therapy, current guidelines, caveats and recommendations for oxygen targeting in neonates.

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Symposium Registration

REGISTRATION FORM (PLEASE PRINT)

Name: __________________________________________________________________Home Address: ______________________________________________ Apt.: _________City: __________________________ State: _____________Zip: ____________________Home phone: ___________________ Work phone: _______________________________Cell phone: _________________________ E-mail: _______________________________

PLEASE CIRCLE LOCATION ATTENDING:

Fees Enclosed: $ _____________ for q Both Days q Day One Only q Day Two Onlyq MO q Personal Check q Hospital Check (CHECKS PAYABLE TO EDUCATION ENTERPRISES)

q Credit Card# (MC or Visa Only) _________________________________ Exp. Date: _____________

Signature: ___________________________________ Amount to be charged to card: $ ___________

REGISTER EARLY…SPACE IS LIMITED!

CANCELLATION POLICY: REFUND OR CREDIT LESS A $30 PROCESSING FEE IF NOTIFIED IN WRITING 5 BUSINESS DAYS BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF PROGRAM. NO REFUNDS OR CREDITS GIVEN IF NOTIFIED WITHIN 5 DAYS OF CONFERENCE. SUBSTITUTIONS ARE PERMITTED.

MOHEGAN SUNUncasville, CT

APRIL 7 & 8, 2008

RIVIERA HOTEL & CASINOLas Vegas, NV

JULY 28 & 29, 2008

TRUMP TAJ MAHALAtlantic City, NJ

SEPTEMBER 25 & 26, 2008

DAY ONE9:30 am – 10:45 am

q 1A CCRN Endocrineq 1B Shockq 1C Unique ER Cases q 1D Obstetric Triageq 1E Coding Kids

11:00 am – 1�:15 pmq 2A CCRN Neurologicalq 2B Bedside Emergencies (Cardiopulmonary)q 2C Summertime Emergenciesq 2D Fetal Dysrhythmiasq 2E Bad Bugs

1:30 pm – �:45 pmq 3A CCRN GI & Hemoq 3B Bedside Emergencies (Metabolic)q 3C Blunt Chest Traumaq 3D Diabetes in Pregnancyq 3E Deliveries Newborn

3:00 pm – 4:30 pmq 4A CCRN Renalq 4B Critical Care Case Studiesq 4C Cardiac Traumaq 4D Perinatal Infectionsq 4E Drowning & Drugs

DAY TWO9:30 am – 10:45 am

q 5A CCRN Cardiovascular Iq 5B CRRTq 5C Lab Interpretationq 5D Pediatric Peri-anesthesiaq 5E GER in Neonates

11:00 am – 1�:15 pmq 6A CCRN Cardiovascular IIq 6B Acute Renal Failureq 6C Brain Attackq 6D Anesthesia Elderlyq 6E Patent Ductus Arteriosus

1:30 pm – �:45 pmq 7A CCRN Pulmonary I q 7B Electrolytesq 7C Dysrhythmiasq 7D Chronic Painq 7E Pain Management in Neonates

3:00 pm – 4:30 pmq 8A CCRN Pulmonary IIq 8B Acute Respiratory Distressq 8C Breath Soundsq 8D Pregnant Patient & Anesthesiaq 8E Oxygen Targeting in Neonates

YOU MUST CHECK ONE SESSION FOR EACH TIME BLOCK (You may change your selection at the conference)Mohegan Sun April 7–8 v Riviera July 28–29 v Taj Mahal September 25–26

CONFERENCE TIMES:Registration & Continental Breakfast 7:00 am – 7:45 amClass 8:00 am – 4:30 pmLunch (Sit-Down Luncheon Provided) 12:15 pm 1:30 pm4 WAYS TO REGISTERPhone: 1-800-331-6534 Mon. – Thurs. 9:00 am – 3:00 pm ESTFAX: 718-317-0858 24 hoursON-LINE: www.GREATNURSES.comMail to: Education Enterprises 608 Huguenot Avenue Staten Island, NY 10312

CONFIRMATION: Confirmation/Admission postcards will be sent out 2 WEEKS BEFORE the conference.

REGISTRATION FEESEarly registration must be received ONE MONTH before the conference. EARLY LATE Both Days $300 $350One Day Only $150 $175CONTACT HOURS/CEU’s:This program has been approved by the AACN Cer-tification Corporation provider #00013965 for 14 Contact Hours. The California Board of Registered Nursing Provider #10833 .

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HOLIDAY INN SUNSPREEALL-INCLUSIVE RESORT

MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICAMay 14–18, �008

$595 per person (double/triple occupancy)APPROVED FOR 6 CONTACT HOURS

AIRFARE IS NOT INCLUDED IN PRICE – BOOK YOUR OWN AIRLINE TICKETS!

REMEMBER: PASSPORTS ARE REQUIRED FOR TRAVEL

At the renovated Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort, you’ll have the best of the Caribbean Island paradise. The best location, the best value and the best amenities. Only six miles away from the Montego Bay Airport, this seaside resort is nestled amidst

luxuriant tropical gardens and one mile of silky white sand beach!

A new state of the art fitness center with a beautiful ocean view is perfect for exercise enthusiast. Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort is now better and more beautiful than ever! Join us and over 500 nurses!

This All-Inclusive Resort includes: lodging, all meals, all snacks, alcoholic beverages, drinks, resort amenities and activities, seminars, taxes, tips and ground transportation round trip from airport/hotel.

You will enjoy:

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• White sandy beaches• Two large lagoon shaped pools• Whirlpools & waterfalls• Fully equipped fitness center• Four tennis courts• Miniature golf• Fabulous disco• Electric casino & gaming

• Internet access• Self service laundry• Four restaurants• Shopping excursions• Windsurfing, sailing, snorkeling• Motorized water sports (additional cost)

VACATION GETAWAY!

GRAND OASIS ALL-INCLUSIVE RESORT

CANCUN, MEXICOOctober ��-�6, �008

$650 per person (double/triple occupancy) APPROVED FOR 6 CONTACT HOURS

AIRFARE IS NOT INCLUDED IN PRICE – BOOK YOUR OWN AIRLINE TICKETS!

REMEMBER: PASSPORTS ARE REQUIRED FOR TRAVEL

Join us in Cancun, Mexico at The Grand Oasis, 12 miles from Cancun Airport, is an exclusive beachfront resort with the highest standards of quality, relaxed atmosphere and the largest selection of restaurants in Cancun – from Asian fusion to the most

exquisite plates of nouvelle cuisine Mexican and exotic drinks by the sea or in an air-conditioned bars, everyone can find their own place at The Grand Oasis Cancun.

You’ll spend sunny days and colorful nights in luxury where you will be fed and entertained in style. This is a world of tropical drinks by the pool, massages, sugar white beaches, sapphire seas, breathtaking sunsets and food that is simply out-standing. Say “adios” to your worries and cares back at home – join us for this great vacation get-away and educational experience!

This All-Inclusive Resort includes: lodging, all meals, all snacks, alcoholic beverages, drinks, resort amenities and activities, seminars, taxes, tips and ground transportation round trip from airport/hotel.

A great variety of services are available: • 15 restaurants & bars with different specialties • Beautiful white sand beach with lounge chairs • Largest pool in Cancun • Executive golf course • Exclusive full-service spa & salon • Tennis courts • Great entertainment nightly • Non-motorized water sports

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REMEMBER: A PASSPORT IS NEEDED FOR TRAVEL & BOOK YOUR AIRLINE TICKETS EARLY.

HOLIDAY INN SUNSPREE – MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA MAY 14-18, �008____ Double/Triple Occupancy $595 PER PERSON____ I want to extend my stay at $125 per night per personCheck in date:_______ Check out date:_______(All roommates must check in and check out together)____ Single Occupancy $750____ I want to extend my stay at $175 per nightCheck in date:________ Check out date:_______1st Deposit of $300 Due: ASAP (We fill up fast)Balance Due: Mar. 30, 2008

GRAND OASIS – CANCUN, MEXICOOCTOBER ��-�6, �008____ Double/Triple Occupancy $625 PER PERSON____ I want to extend my stay at $150 per night per personCheck in date:_______ Check out date:_______(All roommates must check in and check out together)____ Single Occupancy $850____ I want to extend my stay at $200 per nightCheck in date:________ Check out date:_______1st Deposit of $350 Due: ASAP (We fill up fast)Balance Due: Aug. 1, 2008

REGISTRATION FOR VACATION GETAWAYS

If you want to join us for our vacation getaway after the balance due date – just give us a call at 1-800-331-6534 to see if space is available.

CANCELLATIONSCancellations must be submitted in writing and received THREE MONTHS PRIOR to departure date a full refund minus $30 processing fee. Cancellations WITHIN THREE MONTHS of vacation, no refunds are given, substitutions permitted with a $50 name change fee.

ROOMMATE CHANGES & SPECIAL REQUESTSPlease note that there is a $50 fee for changing room-mates and room assignments. In addition we cannot guarantee special requests, such as room locations, adjoining rooms, ocean view, etc.

SEMINAR TOPICS: Approved for 6 contact hours

Jamaica May 15, 2008 Cancun October 23, 2008Speaker: Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD8:00am–10:00am: 12 Lead EKG Interpretation10:15am–11:15am: Differentiating Ectopy from Aberrancy

Jamaica May 16, 2008 Cancun October 24, 2008Speaker: Terry M. Foster RN, MSN, CCNS, CCRN, CEN8:00am–10:00am: A Closer Look At Nursing Humor10:15am–11:15am: Preventing A Code – Rapid Response Team

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CEN REVIEWImprove your performance on the CEN Certification Exam or enhance your Emergency Nursing expertise with Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD. These comprehensive CEN Review materials are designed for nurses who want to update, strengthen or expand their knowledge base in clinical emergency settings, as well as acute care units. Pass the CEN Exam…now!

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This six hour CEN REVIEW Course, taped live at one of Dr. Vonfrolio’s seminars, is available on DVD, CD, Video or audio cassette tapes. Approved for 6 contact hours.PRICE: Individual use: $80.00 plus $6.00 shipping Institutional: $300.00 plus $6.00 shipping (includes �0 booklets/post-test/CEU’s)

EMERGENCY NURSING EXAMINATION REVIEW BOOKPractice your Emergency Nursing knowledge with over 900 multiple-choice questions. This 485 page book, written by Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD & Joanne Noone RN, provides detailed explanations of the correct answers and explains why other choices are incorrect. PRICE: $3�.95 plus $6.00 shipping

EMERGENCY NURSING BIBLE (3rd edition)This 630 page book, written by Pat Bemis RN, CEN is designed for use at the bedside and describes each nursing action in a step-by-step, logical manner. Each chapter covers a medical emergency seen in the ED and includes a ready reference of the commonly used medications, patho-physiology and practical tips. Current life support, pediatric and trauma protocols are included. A new chapter covers homeland security and terrorism, disaster triage, and more! 40 contact hours are available for an additional fee of $15.PRICE: $59.95 plus $6.00 shipping

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CCRN REVIEW Prepare to successfully pass the CCRN Certification Exam with the help of Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD, author of the best-selling book “Critical Care Examination Review.” Her comprehensive review materials cover core curriculum and the most important content areas according to the new Certification Examination Blueprint. In addition to valuable test-taking strategies, you will gain the confidence you need to readily pass the exam. After watching or listening to these entertaining videos, DVDs, CDs or audio cassette tapes, you will understand why Dr. Vonfrolio is such a popular entertaining speaker. Laugh and learn!

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SUPER CCRN REVIEW CRAM (one day program, 6 hour) available on audio cassette tapes for individual use. Approved for 6 contact hours. PRICE: $80.00 plus $6.00 shipping

CRITICAL CARE EXAMINATION REVIEW BOOKThe one and only book written by Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD & Joanne Noone RN, to help you pass the CCRN Exam! Test your knowledge of critical care nursing with

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If you work with pulmonary artery catheters and EKG’s, these review materials were created especially for you by Laura Gasparis

Vonfrolio RN, PhD. She will teach you how to expertly identify and interpret normal and abnormal hemodynamic waveform configurations. Learn to read a 12 Lead EKG in a very systematic and simple way, identifying inferior, anterior-septal and lateral wall myocardial infarctions. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned critical care nurse, this knowledge will make a real difference in the patient care you provide in the clinical setting.

HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING TOPICS INCLUDE:• Clinical significance of abnormal and normal

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HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING By Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD, on DVD,

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FUNDAMENTALS OF PERMANENT PACEMAKERSBy Donna Memoly Koenig RN, BSN, CCRN & Paul Leving MD.This 250 page book will educate and engage you with illustrations, cartoons that will have you laughing while you learn. Topics covered include interpreting EKG’s with pacemakers, indications for pace-makers, hardware and post-operative teaching. (20 contact hours available for an additional fee)PRICE: $�4.95 plus $6.00 shipping

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Listen, learn and laugh a lot with Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD, as she covers important topics for enhancing your acute

care skills. This two day program, 12 hour ENHANCING

YOUR CRITICAL CARE SKILLS course taped live at Dr. Vonfrolio’s seminar, (just like being there) is available on CD or audio cassette tapes.

DAY ONE:1� LEAD EKG INTERPRETATION: Reading a normal EKG, identifying pat-terns of ischemia, injury and infarction; identifying the location of infarction, com-plications associated with

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ABG INTERPRETATION: ABG made EZ in a two-step approach. ABG analysis, acid-base disturbances, symptom-

atology and treatment modalities.NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT: Quick neuro assessment, patient’s prognosis based on clinical findings, interventions to decrease increasing intracranial pressure, as well as what not to do.

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MAKING A MILLION IN NURSING on CD or audio cassette tapeThis one hour presentation by Laura Gasparis Vonfrolio RN, PhD, the owner of four successful businesses, will provide you with ideas and tips on how to start your own business. This seminar will tickle your brain and give you a boost of confidence to be your own boss!PRICE: $�0.00 plus $6.00 shipping

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SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR NEONATAL NURSESBy Terry S. Johnson RNC, MN, ARNP THE FIRST 10 MINUTES OF LIFE: NEONATAL TRANSITIONAL PHYSIOLOGYThis presentation reviews the beneficial effects of labor, changes in the infants cardiovascular and respiratory systems, closure of fetal shunts, pulmonary and first breath dynamics and changes in oxygenation and perfusion status. Approved for 1.5 contact hours.PRICE: $�0.00 plus $3.00 shipping

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