NEWSLETTER APRIL 1,2003

Ohio NAPNAP NewsFall 2016 Newsletter

Meet the members of the Ohio Chapter….

President Gail HornorPresident’s Message

I am honored to serve as the 2016-2018 Ohio NAPNAP. I am at your service so please let me know when you have any problems or concerns. I would like to share a bit about myself. I have been a pediatric nurse for 36 years and a PNP for 20 years. I have worked at Nationwide Children’s Hospital my entire career. I am originally a diploma grad – graduating from Mount Carmel School of Nursing in 1980. I have a BSN from Franklin University and a MSN from Wright State University. I completed a post-master’s PNP program at Ohio State University. After my youngest daughter graduated from high school I earned a DNP from OSU.

I have worked in the child abuse program which has evolved into the Center for Family Safety and Healing at NCH for over 20 years. The CFSH is a hospital based CAC. I work in two different clinics within the CAC one is an assessment clinic where children are seen when there is a concern for sexual or physical abuse. The other clinic that I work in is a primary care clinic for children in foster care. I also coordinate a team of sexual assault nurse examiners in our Emergency Department. I am passionate about issues relating to child maltreatment and will be sharing information with all of you. On a personal note I live in Hilliard Ohio. I have been married to Dave for 32 years. We have two daughters, Melissa 28 a third year surgical resident at OSU and Megan 26 a RN working at Denver Health in Denver, Colorado. Melissa will soon be moving to Chicago for two years to complete a research program. I love visiting the Denver area and would love to retire there once I have grandchildren (not holding my breath or anything).

Again, please let me know what you want from Ohio NAPNAP. Check our website and newsletters for information regarding mental health scholarships, research scholarship awards, bike helmet project, and service project stipends available to members. I just wanted to let you know a bit about me and now please let me know about you and what you need from Ohio NAPNAP.

Sincerely,Gail Hornor

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[email protected]

PRESIDENT-Elect:

Nicole Garritano, DNP, APRN, CPNP-AC, is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing at the University of Cincinnati. She currently serves as the Director of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program and the Interim Director of the Doctorate of Nursing Practice Program. She serves on the National NAPNAP Health Policy Committee and has a strong interest in health policy and nursing leadership. In 2014 she was recognized as an American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Faculty Policy Fellow. She practices clinically at Dayton Children’s Hospital in the urgent care setting. Dr. Garritano lives in Liberty Township with her husband Todd, daughter Aria, and four dogs. In her spare time she enjoys reading, cooking, and spending time with friends and family.

SECRETARY:

Laurie Freese resides in Lebanon, Ohio and is a PNP at a private pediatrician office at Northeast Cincinnati Pediatrics. She has been a PNP for 19 years and just celebrated 30 years as a registered nurse. She loves her role and has a special interest in helping breastfeeding moms. In addition, she has become a Certified Lactation Counselor which allows her to assist moms in meeting their goals for how they want to feed their infant and believes the ultimate goal is to have a happy and healthy family and to support their ideals. She has been the secretary for the Ohio NAPNAP Chapter for two years and has really enjoyed it. She has a husband of 21 years and is getting ready to be an empty nester……two of our children have flown the coop and one is a senior in high school.

PAST PRESIDENT:

Linda J. Kerr

TREASURER:

Robyn Stamm, DNP, APRN, CPNP-PC/AC , is an Assistant Professor of Clinical Nursing at the University of Cincinnati in the Master of Science in Nursing program where she oversees course development and teaches the Pediatric Primary Care nurse practitioner students. She also practices as an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) in the Heart Institute at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center where she has worked since graduating with my Master's of Science in Nursing in 2009. Her previous career was in

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public accounting and looks forward to using some of the skills and knowledge in her new position as Treasurer on the board of directors for the Ohio NAPNAP Chapter. She was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is married and has two beautiful children, 9 and 7 years

old that keeps her very busy at home.

AWARDS:

Rosie Zeno, DNP, RN, CPNP-PC, currently serves as the Awards Chairperson for the Ohio Chapter of NAPNAP. Dr. Zeno practices as a PNP in a large primary care network at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. She also serves as the Specialty Program Director for the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Program at The Ohio State University. Her scholarly interests include evidence-based clinical education, and evidence-based practices for improving health outcomes for underserved pediatric populations.

BYLAWS:

Katie Doughty, MSN, RN, CPNP-PC, graduated from Kent State University with her BSN in 2004 and from The Ohio State University with my Masters of Science in 2011 with a concentration in Pediatrics. She worked as a registered nurse in the emergency department at Nationwide Children's for 6 years prior to completing her Master’s. Upon graduation, Katie worked in Cardiology as a nurse practitioner prior to her current position in The Center for Family Safety and Healing. She looks forward to serving on the board of the Ohio NAPNAP Chapter as a way to become more involved in a professional organization and to advocate for pediatric nurse practitioners. Recently, Katie became a mom to a new poodle puppy, Solomon!

CLINICAL PRACTICE:

Sharon JuszliIt works part time as a primary care pediatric nurse practitioner for Akron Children’s Hospital and teaches for Akron University and Malone University. This year also marks the 20th anniversary of her graduating class of fellow pediatric nurse practitioners from the MSN program at Akron University…congratulations everyone! This year Sharon and her husband, Floyd, are celebrating their 15th wedding anniversary (Happy Anniversary!). Together, they have three children Max (13), Mariel (11) and Maya (9) who are all involved in scouting, music and many other activities to keep them busy.

HEALTH POLICY/ LEGISLATIVE:

Mandi Cafasso graduated with her MSN from the University of Cincinnati in 2005 and is PNCB certified. She completed her DNP in 2015 at Otterbein University. She currently works in Endocrinology at Cincinnati

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Children's and has worked there since 2007. She serves as the APRN representative on the Medical Executive Committee at Cincinnati Children's. She holds a very strong interest in Health Policy and was the recipient of a scholarship that allowed her to attended the Nurse

in Washington Internship. She has served as the Ohio NAPNAP health policy chair for the past 5 years and is the NAPNAP representative on the OAAPN APRN modernization legislation committee. She has a love of teaching and is always eager to

educate APRNs about safe and legal practice and has guest lectured at many Universities for BSN, MSN and DNP students. Mandi has two girls, Joselyn and Briley, ages 3 and 5 and a wonderful husband of 7 years. She loves the outdoors and spending time with her family.

MEMBERSHIP/RECRUITMENT/WEB:

Heather Schober has been a PNP for 15 years and is dual certified in primary and acute care. She currently teaches full time at The University of Akron in the PNP program, both in the acute and primary care tracks. In addition, she also works contingent in pre-surgery department at Akron Children’s Hospital. She lives in Broadview Hts Ohio, which is 20 mins from Cleveland and 20 mins from Akron. She has been married for 18 years and has 2 children, Natalie (12) and Nicholas (9).

NEWSLETTER:

Kathleen Cox, MSN, RN, CPNP-PC/AC is currently a pediatric nurse pracitioner at Nationwide Children’s Hospital with the cardiothoracic surgical group, and teaches at The Ohio State University in the PNP acute care program. This is her first time serving on the board for the Ohio NAPNAP Chapter and looks forward to this opportunity. She has twin daughters who are turning 17 months with two crazy golden retrievers to add to the mix!

NOMINATIONS:

Stephanie Marszal

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION:

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Jennifer Brubaker, PhD, FNP-BCI, is a Family Nurse Practitioner and pediatric primary care provider at Cleveland Clinic Children's. Prior to working in primary care, she spent most of her career working in pediatric cardiology. She has been involved with the Ohio NAPNAP

chapter, and has found it to be very beneficial. She enjoys the many educational and networking opportunities it provides.

PROGRAM ADVISOR:

Jill Smith has served in the role of the Program Advisor for the Ohio NAPNAP board for about 12 years. She joined Ohio NAPNAP as a student in 1998 while she was attending the University of Akron enrolled in the MSN/PNP program. Since graduating in 2000, Jill has taught nursing, as well as, worked in primary care. She is currently employed by Akron Children’s Hospital in the Preoperative/ Pre-surgical Preparation Unit. Jill married her high school sweetheart and we have been together for 42 years! She has twin sons and a daughter, as well as, three beautiful granddaughters.

HISTORIAN/ARCHIVES:

Amanda Thompson

BICYCLE HELMET PROJECT:

Teresa Thorpe is the current Bike Helmet Coordinator for Ohio NAPNAP. She has assisted the board with this program for the last 8 years. In this role, she is responsible for notifying the membership about the availability of the bike helmets, reviewing applications, ordering the helmets and sending educational materials to members to assist them with distribution of the helmets.

BOOKKEEPER:

Mary Gagliano worked as a critical intensive and coronary nurse as an RN for 20 years and in 1986 returned to school to obtain her PNP licensure. She then worked in primary care at Children’s Physicians in Canton, Ohio alongside 7 pediatricians and a fellow PNP for the past 28 years. Mary has served in various positions for our the Ohio chapter of NAPNAP. As booker, her responsibility is to manage our account and submit reports to National yearly. Recently, she retired but continues to work with children and adults as a

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volunteer. She also remains active in the antique car hobby with her hubby Joe. She also enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren.

Membership Heather Schober Membership: Current Membership number 449

Member FAQ

Question: Does NAPNAP have a toll-free phone number?Answer: Yes! Call NAPNAP's national office toll-free at 877-662-7627 (877-6-NAPNAP)

Question: How much does it cost to join NAPNAP?Answer: NAPNAP charges annual membership fees calculated by the type of membership.• Active: $195• Associate: $195• Fellow: $195• Student: $105• Doctoral Student: $105• New Grad Student: $105• Retiree: $85

Question: Who can be a member of NAPNAP?Answer: Our members include national child care experts, respected authors, distinguished faculty and practicing professionals representing many facets of pediatric health care delivery, including:• Family Nurse Practitioners• Primary and Acute Care NPs, PNPs• School NPs• Neonatal NPs• Clinical Nurse Specialists• Pediatric Nurse Consultants• Pediatric Nurses• PNP Faculty• PNP Students

Question: What are the benefits of a NAPNAP membership?Answer: Whether it’s access to CE courses, advocating for recognition and credibility of your profession or exclusive discounts on nationwide conferences, NAPNAP provides its members with many opportunities for growth, achievement and professional excellence. See our member benefits section!

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• CE and pharmacology courses online at PNPSourCE• Free subscription to the Journal of Pediatric Health Care• Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

• 48 Nationwide Chapters, 1 E-Chapter• Daily coverage of pediatric healthcare news through NAPNAP Daily News• Discounts on our annual conference registration• Career Connection job center and Career Resource Guide

• Patient education resources• Comprehensive member website• Discounts on liability, health and disability insurances• A network of over 8,000 members

Join online or by mail today and start enjoying your member benefits.

Question: I am already a member of another association can I still join NAPNAP?Answer: Yes you can. You can join online by clicking on “Become a Member” or you can call our toll-free number at 877-662-7627. If your current membership association is on our list of dual membership partners you can join NAPNAP at a discounted price. Learn how you can enjoy additional benefits and save on membership dues through our new dual membership program!

Question: Why haven't I received my Journal of Pediatric Health Care?Answer: NAPNAP members receive the Journal of Pediatric Health Care, published by Elsevier, as a membership benefit. A subscription is ordered once NAPNAP processes your membership. Your subscription should begin just a few weeks later, depending on the publication date of the next issue. If you're experiencing a delay, please contact the national office.

Question: Do I need to contact the national office to change my address?Answer: You can update your member profile whenever you’d like online. Simply login and select “Account”. When you are finished, click the “Update Information” button at the bottom of the screen. You’re always welcome to notify NAPNAP of your change of address and we can update your record for you. Please send an e-mail to [email protected]. Include your full name, old address, new address, new phone, and e-mail address. You can also call the national office at 877-662-7627 or you can send mail to us at 5 Hanover Square, Suite 1401, New York, NY 10004.

Question: Can NAPNAP answer my questions related to APRN practice issues?Answer: NAPNAP offers blogs and communities where members can ask and answer practice or professional questions. To access our online community, log into napnap.org with your user name and password. Select the Member Network link and choose My Communities. You can post a message by clicking on Participate and Post a Message.

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mailto:[email protected]


Program Advisor Jill Smith

SAVE THE DATE: OHIO NAPNAP FALL CONFERENCEFRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 2016

Ohio NAPNAP will introduce their new Fall Conference: a one day conference offering six CE. This event will be at the Hilton Garden Inn/ Twinsburg.

We will start the day with a business meeting and follow it with a day of speakers. It is our hope that this new idea will spark an interest in returning to Ohio NAPNAP for CE events. Our Fall conference has been poorly attended in the past, and we wanted to just focus on a one day event with a focus on CE. Come, learn and get home for dinner! Mark your calendars now for this inaugural event!

Spring 2017 OHIO NAPNAP will again host its pharmacology conference to include our mandatory law CE that will be held in the Columbus area. We will have more information to follow.

Ohio NAPNAP is proud to announce that we have been awarded a three year renewal for our chapter to offer continuing education events and award the CE for the same. If you would like to be involved in planning a continuing education event, please contact me at [email protected] or [email protected]

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SAVE THE DATE!!!!OHIO NAPNAP FALL CONFERENCE

OCTOBER 28, 2016

HILTON GARDEN INNTWINSBURG/ CLEVELAND

ONE DAY EVENT BUSINESS MEETING AND 6 CE

JILL SMIH PROGRAM [email protected]

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Clinical Practice Sharon Juszli

As clinical chair one of my responsibilities is to report all the wonderful activities our members do to promote the health and wellbeing of children in Ohio. Please contact me with any professional or personal efforts you are involved with so that others may be informed and inspired!

We had a record year for bike helmet distribution this spring and even had to hold a special board vote to approve additional funds to be able to meet all the helmet requests. Send me a blurb about how you used these helmets and NAPNAP’s bike safety program to educate your kids and if possible, include a photo of yourself in action.

Another responsibility of the clinical chair is to inform on clinical practice issues. After 20 years of practice as a pediatric nurse practitioner and nurse educator I am back to school working on the DNP degree. I thought it might be helpful to share with you several of the most useful things I have learned each semester that have proven helpful to my clinical practice. Hopefully these tips will help to make your workday a little easier and more fun!

What I learned in school today…….. By Sharon Juszli

The Evernote Scannable application for IPads and I phones. This app allows you to scan multi page documents, business cards, receipts, notes, recipes etc. fast and easy. You hold your device above what you want copied and your camera locates the document, crops the background and captures the image. The images are clear, easy to read and multipage documents are collated as one file. The documents are saved as PDF files and can easily be emailed or viewed on the laptop. I used this app to scan and email student evaluations directly to faculty, share research articles and power point conference notes with colleagues and to insert the cute little picture above that my daughter illustrated.

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Google Scholar is a freely accessible web search engine that indexes scholarly, peer-reviewed, full text journal articles. Before becoming familiar with this search engine I was very hesitant to conduct a literature search while seeing patients. When clinical issues arose that required current evidence to help make decisions I did not feel like I had the time during the busy day to research the problem. Using academic search engines such as PubMed and CINAHL (though necessary for exhaustive searches for research and projects) are time consuming if you are not familiar with the correct search terms to yield fruitful information. Google Scholar puts high weight on words included in a title and citation counts, so your first search usually results in highly cited articles. What I have found is I get great, current articles quickly with just entering how I think the title of an article should be worded. Once you do your initial search you can narrow it down by using the descriptors on the left side of the page such as time and types of articles. The main criticism cited with Google Scholar is that new articles can be buried (Mathew Effect) as the most cited are prioritized and listed first, so I always try to narrow the search and visually scan all articles to not miss current ones. Use your web browser from you EMR and search for Google Scholar to get started. I now use Google Scholar quite frequently during my clinical day.

Re-energize your Influenza vaccine education efforts. I am sure many of you are spending a great deal

of time and energy providing education to the growing number of families who are refusing the primary set of vaccines. If you are like me, by the time Influenza vaccine season hits you are fairly exhausted and might be tempted not to spend the extra time educating influenza vaccine refusing families with healthy children about the importance of receiving this annual vaccine. I found the article listed below while looking for statistic operations and was properly reminded of why we spend the extra time. In summary: In this study 40% of children who died from Influenza had no high risk medical conditions. Children without high risk medical conditions (who died from influenza) were more likely to be less than 5 years old, die outside of the emergency room or hospital, die in less than or equal to 3 days of onset of illness and were more likely to have a co-existing bacterial infection. All children should receive annual Influenza vaccine.Blanton, L., Brammer, L., Dhara, R., Finelli, L., Fry, A.M., Hain, S., & Wong, K.K. (2013). Influenza-Associated Pediatric Deaths in the United States, 2004-2012. Pediatrics. 132 (5), 796-804. Doi:10.1542/peds.2013-1493

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Newsletter Kathleen Cox

If you have any ideas for the newsletter, please feel free to contact me at [email protected]

Awards Rosie Zeno

The Ohio Chapter is seeking applications for scholarships to attend the March 2017 NAPNAP National Conference in beautiful Denver, Colorado. Applications can be found on the Ohio NAPNAP website: http://www.ohio-napnap.org/#smartboard

Deadline for scholarship applications is October 1st. Scholarships will be awarded at the Ohio NAPNAP fall conference October 28, 2016. The following two scholarships are available:

OH NAPNAP Member Conference Scholarship: A $1,000 scholarship to provide an opportunity for an OH NAPNAP member to attend a national NAPNAP conference. Applicants are required to have at least a two-year membership to OH NAPNAP. Priority will be given to those who have taken an active role in the OH Chapter of NAPNAP, either as a child activist or a volunteer in chapter activities.

PNP Student Conference Scholarship: A $1,000 scholarship to provide an opportunity for a PNP student to attend a national NAPNAP conference. Priority will be given to PNP students who have taken an active role in the Ohio Chapter of NAPNAP. The recipient will be expected to submit an article for the newsletter relating to the conference.

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http://www.ohio-napnap.org/#smartboard



Additional awards and scholarships are available and will be presented at the OH NAPNAP spring conference. The deadline for applications/nominations is January,

31st, 2017. Detailed information can be found at the OH NAPNAP website. Additional awards include:

OH NAPNAP PNP of the Year OH NAPNAP Student PNP of the Year OH NAPNAP Child Advocate of the Year OH NAPNAP Research Grant ($500) OH NAPNAP Mental Health Scholarship ($1000)

Professional Education Jennifer Brubaker

Upcoming Professional Education Opportunities

Akron Children's Hospital Pediatric Infectious Disease Update, 8/31/2016

https://cmetracker.net/CHMCA/Files/Brochures/3940.pdf

Akron Children’s Hospital Considine Professional Building Auditorium 215 W. Bowery St. Akron, OH 44308

Akron Children's Hospital Communicating About Uncertainty: Difficult Conversations and Improving the Patient Experience, 9/16/16

https://cmetracker.net/CHMCA/Files/Brochures/4038.pdf

Akron Children’s Hospital Considine Professional Building 215 W. Bowery St. Akron, OH 44308

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Cleveland Clinic Children's 22nd Annual Pediatric Board Review, 8/29-9/2/2016

http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/live/courses/pediatric/default.asp

Renaissance Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland Clinic Children's 1st Annual Advances in Pediatric and Congenital Heart Care: From Single Ventricle to Failing Fontan, 9/16-17/2016

http://www.clevelandclinicmeded.com/live/courses/pediatric-congenital/default.asp

InterContinental Hotel, Bank of America Conference Center, 9801 Carnegie Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44106

Rainbow Trauma Symposium, 9/23/2016

http://case.edu/medicine/cme/courses-activities/conferences/

Corporate College East, 4400 Richmond Road, Warrensville Heights, OH 44128

Pediatric End of Life Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) Regional Conference, 9/15-16/2016

https://cchmc.cloud-cme.com/Ap2.aspx?EID=17023&P=10

Cincinnati Chidlren's Main Campus Sabin Auditorium

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Pediatric Mental Health Symposium, 9/19/2016


Mason, Ohio

Advances in Fetology 2016, 9/22-23/2016


Chicago Athletic Association Hotel, 12 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60603

OAAPN Statewide Conference, 10/20-22/2016

http://www.oaapn.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=755623&group=

Hyatt Regency, Columbus, Ohio

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Ohio NAPNAP Board Roster 2016-2018

President: Gail Hornor E-mail Address: [email protected]

President-Elect: Nicole GarritannoE-mail Address: [email protected]

Past President: Linda KerrE-mail Address: [email protected]

Secretary: Laurie FreeseE-mail Adress: [email protected]

Treasurer: Robyn StammE-mail Address: [email protected]

Health Policy/ Mandi CafassoLegislative: E-mail Address: [email protected]

Membership/Recruitment: Heather Schober E-mail address: [email protected]

Program Advisor: Jill Smith E-mail address: [email protected]

Clinical Practice: Sharon JuszliE-mail Address: [email protected] or [email protected]

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Bylaws: Katie Doughty E-mail address: [email protected]

Awards: Rosie ZenoEmail address: [email protected]

Prof. Education: Jennifer Brubaker E-mail Address: [email protected]

Bookkeeper: Mary Gagliano E-mail address:[email protected]

Newsletter: Kathleen CoxEmail address: [email protected]

Bike Helmet: Teresa ThorpeE-mail address: [email protected]

Nominations: Stephanie Marszal E-mail address: [email protected]

Archives/Historian: Amanda ThompsonE-mail address: [email protected]

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NEWSLETTER APRIL 1,2003