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9th INTERNATIONAL NURSING CONFERENCE
January 17, 2014, Manila Hotel, Philippines
Promoting Solidarity through Global Health and Sustainable
Social ActionsTIME TOPICS SPEAKERS
0800-0815 Welcome Remarks and Presentation ofDelegates
Victoria Navarro, MAS, MSN, RNPresident, PNAA
Noel C. Cadete, MAN, RNPresident, PNA
Ma. Linda G. Buhat, EdD, RNPresident, ANSAP
Elizabeth R. Roxas, MSN, RN
President, ADPCN
0815-0845 Keynote Address:Promoting Solidarity through
Global
Health and Sustainable Social Action Susan Mercado, MDDirector,
Building Community and PopulationWorld Health Organization
0845-0915 Plenary Session: Empowerment at
the Work PlaceSocial construction of Filipino nurses
in the Philippines and as foreign-
educated nursesin the United States
Leo-Felix M. Jurado, PhD, RN, NE-BC, APN,
CNEAssistant Professor, Department of Nursing
William Paterson University, Wayne, New JerseyPNAA
Parliamentarian & 15th PNAA President
0915-0945 Break/Exhibit
0915-0945 Poster Presentation
0945-1045 Concurrent Session I A: Making
Strides in Nursing EducationMerging Quality, Safety Education
and
Family/Patient Centered Care in the
Nursing Leaders Agenda: Philippine
Experience
Nursing Informatics: Adjunctive
Strategies in Nursing Education forPatient Safety, Quality,
Global Health,
& Social Action
Concurrent Session 1 B:Modeling Partnership between
University and Local Government:
Philippine Experience in CommunityHealth Development
International Cultural ImmersionExperience: Philippines at
Chamberlain
College of Nursing
Annabelle R. Borromeo, PhD, CNS, RNSenior VP, Head of the
Hospital Operations Group
Chief Nursing Officer, St. Lukes Medical Center
Edmund J. Y. Pajarillo, PhD, RN BC, CPHQ,
NEA BCAssociate Dean for Faculty Services
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
Cora A. Anonuevo, PhD, RN
Professor, College of NursingUniversity of the
Philippines-Manila
Gigi Melendez, DNP, RNC-OBNational Associate Professor
Chamberlain College of Nursing, USA
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1045-1145 Concurrent Session 2 A: TranslatingEvidence in
Clinical Nursing
Biomarkers Tools to DetermineVulnerability and Assist
Clinical
Evaluation for Posttraumatic Stress
Disorder (PTSD)
Infection Control: Of Bugs and Men-Who will win the Eternal
War?
Concurrent Session 2 B: Translating
Evidence in Clinical Nursing
Cobedding: Does Practice ImpactNurse Perception
Reviving RN Midwives for Maternaland Child Health in Barangay
Health
Centers
Maria Dane Lapiz-Bluhm, PHD, RNAssistant Professor
University of Texas Health Science Center
RN Epidemiologust
Shakira Henderson PhD (c), DNP (c), MS, MPH,
RNC-NIC, IBCLCResearch Specialist and Evidenced-Based Mentor
Luz Tenefrancia-Llasos, PhD, RN
Director of Nursing at Valley Grande Manor in
Weslaco TexasChair of the Community Outreach/Global
HealthCommittee of the Philippine Nurses Association of
America (PNAA)
1145-1300 Lunch/Exhibit
1300-1400 Plenary Session II: CommunityOutreach and Global
Health Care
Access
Nurse Practitioner- Led CommunityHealth Centers- Increased
Access to
Quality and Affordable Care to the
Underserved and Uninsured
From Philantrophy to Empowerment:
The Impact of Medical Missions inTyphoon Pablo Devastated
Community
Rebecca D. Graboso, DNP, FNP-BC, CCRN,
CNRNNeurology-Stroke/ Neurosurgery Nurse Practitioner
Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, NJ
Lyda J. Canson, RN
Executive DirectorBathaluman Women Crisis Center
1400-1430 Break/Exhibit
1400-1430 Poster Presentation
1430-1600 Plenary Session:
Philippine Health Economics andImpact on Employment of
Nursing
Workforce Here and Abroad
Nursing Human Resources in US andThe Future of Nursing
Open Forum
Sonny AfricaExecutive Director of IBON Foundation.
Ann McGinnity, PhD, RN, FAANChief Nurse Executive
Sr Vice- President of Operations
1600 Wrap up & Evaluation
