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PURPOSE The participant will increase their knowledge in perianesthesia nursing and have an opportunity to network with colleagues. Target Audience All Professional Nurses with interest in perianesthesia nursing. Contact Hours Meriter-UnityPoint Hospital is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credential- ing Center's Commission on Accreditation. Participants who attend the program will receive 6 contact hours. PLANNING COMMITTEE Amanda Heuer BSN RN Meriter-UnityPoint Hospital Madison, Wisconsin, WI Pat Klinke BSN RN CPAN Meriter-UnityPoint Hospital Madison, Wisconsin, WI Marlene Nahavandi BSN RN CAPA Meriter-UnityPoint Hospital Madison, Wisconsin Carroll Peeper BS BSN RN St Mary’s Hospital Madison, Wisconsin Alice Wampole MSN RN CNOR Meriter-UnityPoint Hospital Madison, Wisconsin, WI 1145 Lunch and Vendors 1230 Drug Use Issues in WISCONSIN Gina Bryan DNP, APRN, PMHCNS-BC Identify three state trends by geographic location of drug use in Wisconsin. Describe two clinical identifying signs/symptom of use/abuse for each class of abused illegal substances. Describe the purpose of the prescriptions drug monitoring program in Wisconsin both for patients and providers. List three resources available to the clinician in the state of Wisconsin related to drug use. 1330 Perianesthesia Complications That You Should Know Migdiel Hiram MSN CRNA Describe critical components of the post anesthesia nursing assessment. Discuss perianesthesia nursing care of the patient with alterations in airway integrity. Discuss nursing interventions for common and not so common perianesthesia complications. 1545 Conclusion: Evaluation and distribution of certificates A printed syllabus will NOT be provided the day of the seminar. Handouts will be available on the website: http://www.wispan-aspan.org/ Disclosure Statement: All faculty at nursing continuing education activities are required to disclose to the audience (1) any significant financial relationships with the manufacturer (s) of any commercial products, goods or services, and (2) any unlabeled/unapproved uses of drugs or devices discussed in their presentations. Such disclosures will be made in writing in the course presentation materials. ***New Donations for Humane Society*** Please bring an item that AORN/WISPAN will donate to the Dane County Humane society . http://www.giveshelter.org/ PROGRAM-OBJECTIVES 0645 Registrations & Breakfast with Vendors 0750 Welcome and Introduction 0800 Thoracic Surgery Updates Dr. Maloney MD Describe thoracic anatomy and physiology. Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of patients with thoracic problems that require surgery. Identify common and difficult cases and the interdisciplinary input required to improve patient care on these cases. Discuss management of post op thoracic patients. 1000 BREAK with VENDORS 1030 A Matter of Respect: Communication at Work Lori Gibson BA Identify the aspects of behavior that contribute to positive working relationships and results. Recognize the signs that communication among peers may be leading to conflict or “lateral violence-related” behavior. Choose appropriate responses to lateral violence or unproductive behavior that will help build/maintain positive and respectful communication. 1130 AORN-WISPAN UPDATE Stephanie Kassulke MSN BSN RN CPAN Christina Jackson MSN BSN RN CNOR Quality Inn & Suites 2969 Cahill Main Madison, Wi. 53711 Phone:608-274-7200 To get the special rate of $89.00 + tax you need to call by Jan. 28, 2015. *BTC is not responsible for any accidents/damage/injury to property or persons. Telephone number 608-335-8212 (Day of Conference). Please dress in layers just in case you get cold or hot. PARKING: Street parking is available if lot is full.
