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August 30 - September 2, 2020The Caribe Royale | 8101 World Center Dr, Orlando, FL 32821
BAXTER PD EXCELLENCE ACADEMY PRESENTSPD NURSE TRAINING TRACK AT ANNA’S NATIONAL SYMPOSIUMThis program has been approved for 22.5 credit hours.
In partnership with
BAXTER IS INVITING NURSES INTERESTED IN ADVANCING THEIR PERITONEAL DIALYSIS (PD) SKILLS TO AN IMMERSIVE, MULTI-DAY LEARNING PROGRAM ON MODERN PDBaxter is pleased to debut the PD Excellence Academy program during the ANNA’s National Symposium. This learning experience is designed to provide nephrology nurses with the knowledge and skills to deliver evidence-based peritoneal dialysis to their patients. • Engage in hands-on learning designed by PD experts
based on the latest guidelines and best practices• Learn practical skills and resources that can
immediately enhance PD patient care• Discover the latest technologies that simplify PD managementThis program will provide PD education for nurses of all experience levels. Our curriculum will cover topics that are ideal for nurses with little to no formal training in PD therapy as well as nurses who already have a basic understanding of PD and want to take their skills to the next level.
KEY OPINION LEADERSEducational sessions led by Baxter’s PD Clinical Specialists.
ACCREDITATION INFORMATION Pfiedler Education is a provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP14944. This PD education program has been approved for 17 contact hours (CH). These contact hours are applicable to nurses in all 50 states.American Nephrology Nurses Association is accredited with distinction as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. ANNA is a provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP00910. An additional 5.5 CH will be awarded for the ANNA programming that is integrated into this learning track for a total of 22.5 CH.
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
TOPICS COVEREDTHERAPY: THE SCIENCE OF PD
– Peritoneal Dialysis: What it is & How it Works – Essential Procedures of PD: A Hands-on Approach
PRACTICE: MANAGING PD PATIENTS – The PD Nurse’s Guide to Starting a New Patient:
Part I – Patient Training & PD Access – The PD Nurse’s Guide to Starting a New Patient:
Part II – Success at Home – Fluid Management in PD – Prescription Management & Assessment of
Adequacy in Peritoneal Dialysis – Infectious Complications in PD – Non-Infectious Complications in PD – Remote Patient Management:
Leveraging Technology to Work Smarter not Harder – APD Cycler Training – Patient Retention
LEADERSHIP: SKILLS FOR LEADING PD PROGRAMS – A Blueprint for the PD Nurse
ANNA GENERAL PROGRAMMING – Opening Ceremonies/Janel Parker Memorial Session – COVID-19: Looking in the Rearview Mirror and Moving Forward – Finding Joy in Our Work Lives
PD NURSE TRAINING TRACK AT ANNA’S NATIONAL SYMPOSIUMAugust 30 - September 2, 2020
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NOTE: YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THE BAXTER PD EXCELLENCE ACADEMY TRACK IN ORDER TO ATTEND THESE SESSIONS.
AGENDA
SUNDAY, AUGUST 30TIME SESSION TITLE
7:00–8:30 A Blueprint for the PD Nurse [1.5 CH]
8:30–8:40 Break
8:40–9:55 Peritoneal Dialysis: What it is & How it Works [1.25 CH]
9:55–10:05 Break
10:05–12:05 Essential Procedures of PD: A Hands-On Approach [2.0 CH]
12:05–1:00 Lunch on Own
1:00–2:30 The PD Nurse’s Guide to Starting a New Patient: Part I – Patient Training & PD Access [1.5 CH]
2:30–2:40 Break
2:40–3:45 The PD Nurse’s Guide to Starting a New Patient: Part II – Success at Home [1.0 CH]
4:00–5:30 ANNA Programming – Opening Ceremonies – A New Era in Nursing: Enabling Professional Empowerment/ Janel Parker Memorial Session [1.0 CH]
5:45–8:15 ANNA Programming – Exhibit Hall Grand Opening/Reception
7:30–8:30 ANNA Programming – Wine & Cheese/Non-CE Product Theater – Limited seating on first come, first serve basis
PD NURSE TRAINING TRACK AT ANNA’S NATIONAL SYMPOSIUMAugust 30 - September 2, 2020
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MONDAY, AUGUST 31TIME SESSION TITLE
6:00–6:45 ANNA Programming – Healthy Living Fitness Walk/Run
7:00–8:45 ANNA Programming – Breakfast Symposium: Evolving Management Approaches to Anemia in Chronic Kidney Disease: Implications for the Nephrology Nurse [1.25 CH]
8:45–10:30 Fluid Management in PD [1.75 CH]
10:30–10:45 Break
10:45–11:30 Prescription Management & Assessment of Adequacy in Peritoneal Dialysis [0.75 CH]
11:30–11:45 Break
11:45–1:00 Prescription Management & Assessment of Adequacy in Peritoneal Dialysis [1.25 CH]
1:00–1:30 ANNA Programming (Box Lunch)
1:30–3:30 Prescription Management & Assessment of Adequacy in Peritoneal Dialysis [2.0 CH]
3:30–3:45 Break
3:45–5:15 Infectious Complications in PD [1.5 CH]
5:15–5:30 Break
5:30–6:15 ANNA Programming – Town Hall with ANNA Board of Directors
8:00–10:00 ANNA Programming – Dance Party NOTE: YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THE BAXTER PD EXCELLENCE ACADEMY TRACK IN ORDER TO ATTEND THESE SESSIONS.
AGENDA
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1TIME SESSION TITLE
7:00–8:30 ANNA Programming – Breakfast Symposium: Nursing Management and Treatment Landscape [1.0 CH/1.0 RX]
8:45–10:15 Non-Infectious Complications in PD [1.5 CH]
10:15–10:30 Break
10:30–11:30 PD Patient Retention [1.0 CH]
11:30–12:00 Remote Patient Management: Leveraging Technology to Work Smarter Not Harder
12:00–1:30 ANNA Programming (Nurse Recognition Luncheon)
1:45–3:00 Remote Patient Management: Leveraging Technology to Work Smarter Not Harder
3:00–3:15 Break
3:15–4:15 Remote Patient Management: Leveraging Technology to Work Smarter Not Harder
4:15–4:30 Break
4:30–5:30 APD Cycler Training
5:45–7:15 ANNA Programming – Dinner/Non-CE Product Theater: Nurse Perspective: Elevating the Critical Role of the Care Team in Management of Secondary Hyperparathyroidism
PD NURSE TRAINING TRACK AT ANNA’S NATIONAL SYMPOSIUMAugust 30 - September 2, 2020
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2TIME SESSION TITLE
6:00–7:15 ANNA Programming – Continental Breakfast/Non-CE Product Theater: Polycistic Kidney Disease
7:30–8:30 ANNA Programming – COVID-19: Looking in the Rearview Mirror and Moving Forward [1.0 CH]
8:30–8:45 Break
8:45–10:00 APD Cycler Training
10:00–10:15 Break
10:15–11:15 APD Cycler Training
11:15–11:30 Break
11:30–12:45 ANNA Programming – Closing Session: Finding Joy in Our Work Lives [1.25 CH]
NOTE: YOU MUST REGISTER FOR THE BAXTER PD EXCELLENCE ACADEMY TRACK IN ORDER TO ATTEND THESE SESSIONS.
THERAPY TOPICS: THE SCIENCE OF PD
SESSIONS OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES
PERITONEAL DIALYSIS: WHAT IT IS & HOW IT WORKSIn PD, the innate peritoneal membrane serves as a dialyzing membrane that enables solutes to diffuse from the capillary blood compartment to the dialysate-filled peritoneal cavity. This presentation explores basic peritoneal membrane anatomy, the peritoneal transport process, PD solutions and membrane transport variability. Learn the fundamentals of what PD is and how it works.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Develop a foundational understanding of the components of the PD “System” – Comprehend the principles of solute clearance and ultrafiltration which forms the basis of PD as an intracorporeal therapy – Apply knowledge related to the PET procedure in determining the patient’s transport membrane type
ESSENTIAL PROCEDURES OF PD: A HANDS-ON APPROACH This is a skills-based workshop designed to help you understand important concepts and essential techniques for preparing and completing a PD exchange. Engage in hands-on activities to perform basic PD exchanges for both CAPD and APD, as well as other key essential procedures.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Learn the fundamentals of CAPD and APD – Acquire specialized skills that meet the needs of essential PD procedures
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PRACTICE TOPICS: MANAGING PD PATIENTS
THE PD NURSE’S GUIDE TO STARTING A NEW PATIENT: PART 1 – PATIENT TRAINING & PD ACCESSBased on the International Society of Peritoneal Dialysis (ISPD) syllabus to help PD nurses train patients and caregivers, this robust course offers day-by-day descriptions of topics to be covered during patient training and suggests methods of teaching and learning for a home PD program. It is designed to guide the PD nurse to organize topics according to the learner’s needs utilizing current theories and principles of adult education. An emphasis is presented on PD access that includes catheter features, placement, post-implantation care, chronic exit-site care and troubleshooting.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Outline a simple method for planning and developing training for a new PD patient – Identify skills for delivering training that sticks, guided by adult learning principles – Review the basics of PD access and management – Discuss resources and activities aimed at increasing patient engagement, understanding and confidence in their own care
THE PD NURSE’S GUIDE TO STARTING A NEW PATIENT: PART 2 – SUCCESS AT HOMEIn Part 2 of this series, we delve into helping the PD nurse prepare patients to become independent with PD and perform it safely at home. The course provides a foundation for ongoing learning and problem solving as well as an overview of available resources and services to patients in a variety of settings. Learn how to help your patients achieve success in performing PD at home.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Prepare the dialysis patient to integrate home life with PD – Review the impact of PD on work, travel, safety, retraining and how to support the patient at home – Describe the services available to Baxter customers and patients when ordering PD solutions and supplies
FLUID MANAGEMENT IN PDThe goal of volume management in PD is the normalization of extracellular volume. In this course we will review fundamental concepts and approaches to achieving target weight in PD. You may help your patients achieve euvolemia by learning to apply a structured diagnostic approach to the evaluation of fluid balance problems.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Review the fundamental concepts and goals of volume management – Describe how to achieve target weight in PD – Identify key resources to help optimize your understanding of fluid management
SESSIONS OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVESPD NURSE TRAINING TRACK AT
ANNA’S NATIONAL SYMPOSIUMAugust 30 - September 2, 2020
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PRESCRIPTION MANAGEMENT & ASSESSMENT OF ADEQUACY IN PERITONEAL DIALYSISEach patient’s peritoneal membrane is unique. Objective evaluation of peritoneal membrane permeability is important when determining the most appropriate treatment modality in managing the dialysis prescription. We start with an overview of important concepts regarding PD adequacy and prescription management; then move on to the application of these principles in a workshop-style format.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Discuss the difference between prevalent and incident PD patients and key areas to focus on – Review how to analyze the PET for a prescribed dwell time – Evaluate a crystalloid versus colloid osmotic agent and when to consider for prescription management – Determine therapy volumes when calculating a patient’s Kt/V – List strategies to increase dialytic clearance and achieve adequacy as recommended by KDOQI guidelines
INFECTIOUS COMPLICATIONS IN PDPeritoneal dialysis-related infections continue to be a serious complication for PD patients. This workshop-style presentation will discuss the basics of peritonitis prevention and review the latest ISPD recommendations on prevention and current treatment strategies for infectious complications.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Identify recommendations for preventing PD-related infectious – Describe possible treatment interventions for infectious complications – Discuss opportunities and indications for retraining
NON-INFECTIOUS COMPLICATIONS IN PDThis workshop-style presentation will review a variety of non-infectious complications that can present during PD therapy. Knowledge and recognition of these complications, along with key management strategies can reduce unnecessary patient morbidity and enhance long-term technique success.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Recognize common non-infectious complications in PD – Describe assessment and clinical interventions for common complications – Identify ways to educate patients to help prevent recurrence of non-infectious complications
SESSIONS OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES
PRACTICE TOPICS: MANAGING PD PATIENTS
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REMOTE PATIENT MANAGEMENT: LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO WORK SMARTER NOT HARDERA remote patient management platform (RPM) used with and Automated Peritoneal Dialysis (APD) cycler helps guide patients through home peritoneal dialysis (PD) therapy, while keeping them remotely connected with their healthcare providers. This hands-on workshop will review the system’s functionality as well as provide opportunities to detect a variety of APD related issues.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Identify benefits of the RPM clinical portal to patients, nurses and physicians – Consider special situations where remote management of PD therapy may be of particular importance – Outline the skills needed to assist your patients in performing their home therapy with confidence while allowing you to monitor their therapy remotely
APD CYCLER TRAININGThis session will provide hands-on cycler training where you will gain a better understanding of the fundamental logic required to program and manage patients using an APD cycler.
PD PATIENT RETENTIONThe risk of transfer to Hemodialysis (HD) is the highest in the first 90 days of PD initiation. PD patients may switch to HD for modality-related, system-related or patient-related reasons. This presentation reviews causes of PD dropout as well as important concepts to help patients stay on PD therapy.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Identify technique failure – Practice utilizing the SBAR method for effective communication – List reasons for PD dropout and identify strategies to prevent PD dropout
SESSIONS OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES
PRACTICE TOPICS: MANAGING PD PATIENTS
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LEADERSHIP TOPICS: SKILLS FOR LEADING PD PROGRAMS
A BLUEPRINT FOR THE PD NURSEThe success of individual PD patients, the dialysis program and PD as a renal replacement modality all depend on contributions from the PD Nurse. The mission of the Baxter PD Excellence Academy is to ensure that your learning experience strengthens your understanding of CKD, PD therapy and patient care. This course is designed to help you believe in your role, be resourceful, and apply necessary skills to real-world, complex situations.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: – Highlight the essential roles that embodies the PD nurse as well as tools/resources to take control of your program – Organize your workflow with confidence and efficiency – Practice learning elements and activities aimed at how to manage a PD patient as a new nurse – Experience a typical day in the life of a PD nurse
SESSIONS OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES
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