ABOUT MAGEC:

Established in 1988, the Miami Area Geriatric Education Center (MAGEC) is a Consortium of organizations that work together to coordinate and provide interdisciplinary geriatric continuing education for professionals who serve the elderly in the southeast and central areas of Florida. MAGEC is group of educators and health care professionals from the University of Miami, Florida Atlantic University, Barry University, Florida International University, University of Central Florida, the Miami Department of Veterans Affairs Geriatric Research, Education, and Clinical Centers, The Miami-Dade Area Health Education Center (AHEC), and the West Palm Beach VA Hospital who contribute to the planning and development of educational programs. Since 2010, MAGEC extended its area of service and now reaches geriatric health care professionals in the southeast and central areas of Florida to include Miami-Dade, Brevard, Broward, Glades, Indian River, Martin, Monroe, Palm Beach, St Lucie, Volusia, and Orange counties.

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Thank You: • Thank you to the Louis and Anne Green Memory and

Wellness Center for hosting this event. • We would like to express our gratitude to the speakers

who volunteer their time and talents. Without their participation, this event would not be possible.

• We are so very grateful to Natalie Bermudez, MSNed, RN, PCCN, who worked so hard to make this event successful in collaboration with the MAGEC staff, most notably Alan Larson and Jose Melo.

Miami Area Geriatric Education Center & Florida Atlantic University

Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing Present:

Interprofessional Geriatric Training: Nursing Module

April 3, 10, & 24, 2015 Florida Atlantic University

Louis & Anne Green Memory & Wellness Center

2015

April 3, 2015 Session Schedule

8:30am Introduction to Gerontological Nursing Christine L. Williams, DNSc, PMHCNS-BC

9:30am Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Ruth Tappen, EdD, RN, FAAN

1:00pm Polypharmacy Lenny Chiang-Hanisko, RN, PhD

2:00pm Caring for Culturally Diverse Elders

12:00pm Lunch Break

3:20pm Integrative Medicine for Older Adults Ruth McCaffrey, ND, DNP, ARNP, BC, FNP, GNP, FAAN

3:00pm Mid-Afternoon Break

10:30am Mid-Morning Break

10:50am Health Promotion & Prevention for Older Adults

Christine L. Williams, DNSc, PMHCNS-BC

The Interprofessional Geriatric Training (IGT) Nursing Module is provided by FAU’s College

of Nursing and the Miami Area Geriatric Education Center (MAGEC). The IGT Nursing

Module will offer Interprofessional Geriatric training sessions for nurses and other health

care professionals that provide services to older adults in a variety of settings.

Lisa Kirk Wiese, PhD, RN, APHN-BC, CNE

Dr. Wiese earned her MSN from the University of Virginia, and her doctoral degree from the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing. Dr. Wiese’s research has centered on the rural older adult and knowledge of Alzheimer’s disease. With the support of the FAU Iota Xi Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International, and in collaboration with the College of Nursing’s Dr. Christine Williams and Dr. Ruth Tappen, Dr. Wiese is continuing this research in rural

Florida and older African Americans living in rural communities in Virginia. Dr. Wiese was recently selected as a 2014 Hartford Geriatric Institute Research Scholar held at New York University. Dr. Wiese was also selected as a finalist for the Hartford Health and Aging Policy fellowship. Dr. Wiese is in practice at the FAU College of Nursing’s Green Memory and Wellness Center as one of the team members conducting neuropsychiatric evaluations for persons referred to the Center for driving evaluations. Dr. Wiese is fulltime faculty at the College of Nursing, and serves as vice-chair of the city of Boca Raton’s Elder Affairs Advisory Board.

Christine L. Williams, DNSc, PMHCNS-BC

Dr. Williams is an experienced nursing educator and researcher, certified in psychiatric mental health nursing, who has presented her work to both national and international audiences. She has been PI or investigator on numerous studies related to mental health in older adults. She has published extensively in the field of geropsychiatry most notably on cognitive impairment and cultural issues. Dr. Williams has over 15 years of experience mentoring PhD students, postdoctoral and junior faculty and has received

several mentorship awards including mentor and co-mentor in the pre and post-doctoral program sponsored by Hartford Foundation/Atlantic Philanthropies. She served on the John A Hartford “Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity Scholar’s Program” selection committee for 8 years.

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Lenny Chiang-Hanisko, RN, PhD

Geriatric Nursing Facts: The American Nurses Credentialing Center highlights the lack of nurses trained in geriatric skills: - More than 157,200 RNs have completed a master’s level program to become CNSs, NPs, or both - Only 3% of all advanced practice nurses are certified in geriatric nursing - 25% of nursing programs lack a gerontological faculty member.

(Administration of Aging, a department of DHHS)

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April 10, 2015 Session Schedule

8:30am Older Adults & Sexually Transmitted Disease Katherine Chadwell, DNP, MBNSc, ARNP, GNP-BCHS, CPHQ

9:30am Wound Basics: Putting the Pieces of the Puzzle Together

Charles P. Buscemi, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, CWCN

10:50am Transforming Practice Through Embracing Caring in a Nurse Managed Center

Maria Ordonez, DNP, ARNP/GNP-BC

1:00pm Geriatric Delirium in the ICU/Living with Organ Transplant in Later Life

Valarie Grumme, MSN, RN, CCRN

2:00pm Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Dementias: Shifting Social Roles & Personhood

Janelle Christensen, PhD, MPH, MA, BA

12:00pm Lunch Break

3:20pm Afro-Caribbeans & End of Life Care Charlotte Ladd, PhD, MSN, MA, RN, OCN

3:00pm Mid-Afternoon Break

10:30am Mid-Morning Break

Clare Singer, BS

Clare Singer is a speech-language pathology graduate student at Florida Atlantic University. Throughout the program, she has been involved in conducting research through Florida Atlantic University's large-scale research project titled, Healthy Aging Research Initiative (HARI). This research focuses on identifying factors to improve the quality of life of the healthy aging elderly population. Clare's involvement is related to correlations of Swallowing, Voice, Hearing and Quality of Life variables. As a result, she has been chosen to present the findings last fall at an industry conference and more recently at a Florida Atlantic University Research Day event. She is currently enjoying her clinical experience and anticipates graduating in August of this

Ruth Tappen, EdD, RN, FAAN

Dr. Tappen is Professor and Christine E. Lynn Eminent Scholar at the College of Nursing, Florida Atlantic University. She was the Founder and Director of the Louis and Anne Green Memory and Wellness Center from 2000-2006. She has been the principal investigator on a number of studies related to management of Alzheimer’s and related memory disorders. She recently completed several major studies which include: Culture Bias in Testing Expressive Ability in Dementia, funded by the

National Institute for Nursing Research and Doctor Nursing Practice: Focused on Caring for a Diverse Aging Population, funded by the Division of Nursing, U.S. Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration. Dr. Tappen is Principal Investigator of Involving Nursing Home Residents and Families in Acute Care Transfer Decisions recently funded by PCORI and Co-Principal Investigator of Implementation of Interventions to Reduce Hospitalizations of Nursing Homes Residents funded by NINR, NIH.

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The Louis and A nne Green Memory and Wellness Center is a unique Center of the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing and is grounded in the College's concept of caring. Our mission is to meet the complex needs of

persons with memory disorders, such as Alzheimer's disease, and their families through a comprehensive array of services, compassionate and

innovative programs of care, research and education. Our intention is to treat each person with dignity and respect, enabling each client to function

at his or her personal best and to maximize quality of life.

Geriatric Nursing Facts:

According to an Institute of Medicine report, the geriatric population uses: • 26 percent of physician office visits • 35 percent of hospital stays • 34 percent of prescriptions • 38 percent of EMS responses

(Administration of Aging, a department of DHHS)

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9:30am Standing Up Against Elder Abuse Lori R. Carpenter, LCSW, ACHP-SW

10:50am Dysphagia: Contributing Factors & the Role of the Health Care Provider

Clare Singer, BS

1:00pm Cognitive Impairment in Chronic Illness Debra Hain, PhD, APRN, ANP, GNP-BC

2:00pm Falls Debra Hain, PhD, APRN, ANP, GNP-BC

12:00pm Lunch Break

3:20pm Not Just for Kids: Vaccination for Older Adults

Deborah Elkins, DNP, MBA, FNP-BC

3:00pm Mid-Afternoon Break

10:30am Mid-Morning Break

April 24, 2015 Session Schedule

8:30am The Wellness Visit: Opportunity for Cognitive Screening

Lisa Wiese, PhD, RN, APHN-BC

María Ordóñez, DNP, ARNP/GNP-BC

Dr. Ordóñez is a board certified Gerontological Nurse Practitioner who specializes in caring for the older adult through the diagnosis, treatment and management of acute and chronic conditions that are generally associated with aging. Her practice experience encompasses nursing rehabilitation facilities (skilled nursing, post-acute and long term care) and memory disorder clinic. Dr. Ordóñez’s scholarly accomplishments have focused on improving

health outcomes of older adults transitioning from the hospital to the skilled nursing facilities post open-heart surgery and with cognitive impairment. Enhancing care in the skilled nursing facilities through excellence in clinical practice and care coordination has been the focus of Dr. Ordóñez’s doctoral work/Capstone.

Ruth McCaffrey, ND, DNP, ARNP, BC, FNP, GNP, FAAN

Dr. McCaffrey is the first recipient of the Sharon B. Raddock Distinguished Professorship for Holistic Nursing and she is a fellow in the American Academy of Nursing. Dr. McCaffrey has been at the Christine E. Lynne College of Nursing at Florida Atlantic University since 1999 and was previously the program director for the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program. She has conducted several studies in the

area of creating healing environments. She is the author of numerous articles on holistic nursing. She is currently principal investigator on a NIH funded study on the use of chair yoga as an intervention to reduce pain in older adults.

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Geriatric Nursing Facts:

The population 65 years or older numbered 39.6 million in 2009, the latest year for which data is available. They represented 12.9

percent of the U.S. population, about one in every eight Americans.

(Administration of Aging, a department of DHHS)

Geriatric Nursing Facts:

The average length of stay for people age 65+ was 5.6 days; the comparable rate for people of all ages was 4.8 days.

(Administration of Aging, a department of DHHS)

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Charles P. Buscemi, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, CWCN

Dr. Buscemi is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Florida International University. He is also a Nurse Practitioner specializing in the care and treatment of complex wounds. He is dually board certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner and as a Wound Care Nurse. He has multiple publications and has presented at the local, regional and international level on wound care, transcultural issues and geriatric nursing.

Katherine Chadwell, DNP, MBMSc, ARNP, GNP-BCHS, CPHQ

Dr. Chadwell has a doctorate in nursing practice from Florida Atlantic University and is a clinical nurse specialist and board certified geriatric nurse practitioner. She is trained in primary care, long-term care, and acute care. She is currently Associate Professor and PhD in nursing student at the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing at Florida Atlantic University. During her 30-year tenure in clinical practice she maintained certification in Critical

Care (CCRN) for over 25 years and worked as a clinical specialist for an open heart surgery program, where she was involved in all aspects of clinical care and program management. Dr. Chadwell has also worked as a NICHE (Nurses Improving Care of Health system Elders) coordinator where she developed and implemented concepts for geriatric acute care and served as chair of the falls and policy and procedure committees.

Charlotte Ladd, PhD, MSN, MA, RN, OCN

Dr. Ladd is an adjunct instructor and a PhD candidate in the Christine E Lynn College of Nursing. She will receive her PhD degree at commencement in May 2015. She recently defended her dissertation entitled Zafè neg se mistè: A ground theory study of end-of-life decision-making for Haitian American families in South Florida. She is the author of two peer-reviewed articles related to end of life and Haitian American culture. She has presented on topics related to end of life at national and international conferences.

Debra Hain, PhD, APRN, ANP, GNP-BC

Dr. Hain is a board certified gerontological nurse practitioner who has practice experience within nephrology nursing, memory disorder clinic and hospice care. Dr. Hain’s scholarly endeavors have focused on improving health outcomes of older adults with chronic kidney disease and those with cognitive impairment. Her current research interest involves implementation of strategies aimed at reducing the risk of potentially avoidable 30-day rehospitalizations of community-

residing older adults who are discharged home with home health care.

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Geriatric Nursing Facts:

By 2030, there will be about 72.1 million older people, almost twice their number in 2008.

In 2009, almost all (93.5%) non-institutionalized people 65+ were covered

by Medicare.

(Administration of Aging, a department of DHHS)

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Lori R. Carpenter, LCSW, ACHP-SW

Lori has been with Hospice of Palm Beach, now TrustBridge Health for nearly nine years, most of which was as a Social Worker on a team helping patients and families cope with the changes, emotions and demands of dealing with a life limiting illness. Lori is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with additional certification in Hospice and Palliative Care. Her Social Work career, spanning over twenty years, includes work with substance abuse as well as the chronic mentally ill

population served by South County Mental Health Center.

Lenny Chiang-Hanisko, PhD, RN

Dr. Chiang-Hanisko is an associate professor at Florida Atlantic University. She received BSN from the University of Dubuque, an MSN from Wayne State University, and her doctorate degree from Boston College. She has a graduate certificate in Nursing Education and is certified in End-of-Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) core training program. Dr. Chiang-Hanisko’s research focuses on polypharmacy issues among ethnically diverse populations, aging and gerontological issues, and

cultural diversity.

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Janelle Christensen, PhD, MPH (AAGE Member since 2006)

Dr. Christensen's research interests lie at the intersection of disaster management and aging studies, exploring how community dwelling families respond to emergency preparedness and disaster planning while simultaneously providing care for family members with Alzheimer’s disease. She completed both PhD in Applied Biocultural Medical Anthropology and a Masters in Public Health (MPH) at the University of South Florida and has done Socio-legal research in intentional communities (Camphill

Communities) based on the care of individuals with developmental disabilities in both Germany and the United States while completing her MA in Sociology of Law. Before earning these degrees, Dr. Christensen worked as an Emergency Medical Technician in California and an Activities Coordinator in long-term care. She is currently a Grant Writer and Anthropology Instructor at Palm Beach State College.

Deborah Elkins, DNP, MBA, FNP-BC

Dr. Elkins is a board certified family nurse practitioner with over 20 years of experience in clinical nursing practice. She earned her BSN from Radford University in Radford, VA and an MBA from Virginia Tech. Dr. Elkins earned her MS in the Nurse Practitioner track at FAU in 2000 and her DNP from Chatham University in Pittsburgh in 2010. Her nursing background has included positions in the ICU, med-surg, community health, migrant health, forensic nursing and family practice. She is

currently a PhD student in the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing at FAU and an adjunct faculty member in the undergraduate nursing program at FAU. Dr. Elkins’ research interests include gerontology, healthy aging and public health policy.

Valarie Grumme, MSN, RN, CCRN

Valarie Grumme started her nursing career after several years as a retail buyer for major department stores on both coasts. She has a passion for critical care nursing, where she sees the opportunity to holistically nurture both patient and family within an increasingly technological environment. Valarie has been certified in critical care nursing in 1995. She has held several nursing leadership positions in her career, and currently practices as a Clinical Nurse Manager for a high acuity MICU/CCC at Memorial Regional Hospital. Her interest in teaching was

sparked when invited to teach critical care topics at a local college of nursing. She received her Master’s degree in nursing in 2010 and is currently a nursing PhD student at FAU with a research interest in the emotional and psychological aspects of the organ transplantation experience from both the donor family and the transplant recipient’s perspective.

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Geriatric Nursing Facts:

In 2007, about 12.9 million people age 65 and older were discharged from short-stay hospitals. This is a rate of 3,395 for

every 10,000 people age 65+, which is about three times the comparable rate for people of all ages (which was 1,149 per 10,000).

(Administration of Aging, a department of DHHS)

Geriatric Nursing Facts:

Older women outnumber older men at 22.7 million older women to 16.8 million older men.

About 30 percent (11.3 million) of noninstitutionalized older people live alone (8.3 million women, 3 million men).

(Administration of Aging, a department of DHHS)

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