The Society of Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses, Inc. Volume 42 | Number 2

May 2020

September 11 – 14, 2020 Revere Hotel 200 Stuart Street Boston, Massachusetts

44th Annual SOHN Congress & Nursing SymposiumSociety of Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses

Ear, Nose & Throat Nursing Foundation

President’s Message ............ 2 Chester Hilton, SOHN President

General Information .............. 3

Featured Speakers ............... 6

Noteworthy Courses & Events ................................... 6

Preliminary Program ............. 8

Registration Form ............... 10

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Revolutionary Advances in ORL Nursing

Revolutionary Advances in ORL Nursing

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Dear Colleagues,

Welcome to the SOHN Update - Preconvention Issue. When the SOHN Congress Education Committee met in November 2019, we created the theme “Revolutionary Changes in ORL Nursing”. At that time, none of us knew what “Revolutionary” changes would be happening in the world in 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way

everyone lives. Who would have thought things like toilet paper and hand sanitizer would be hot commodities, yet, as

word of the pandemic spread to the United States, hordes of people cleaned stores of these and other items.

So much has changed since the beginning of the year. “Sheltering in place”, “self-quarantine”, and many other terms have become part of our vernacular. While I write this, I realize that the fate of our annual congress is still unknown, but we are hopeful that by September, the world will be back to “business as usual”. Our Education Committee has planned an outstanding four day event based on your suggestions and comments. The scoping course returns this year. Our keynote presentation by the Atwater and Donnelly Duo, the well-known and highly acclaimed duo will provide a unique blend of traditional and folk music. They are amazing humanitarians, gifted motivational speakers and will deliver an inspirational, entertaining message. This year’s conference will provide the latest information about leading-edge techniques, present up-to-date discoveries, provide the latest research findings in otolaryngology nursing and offer an opportunity to renew old friendships and meet new colleagues.

Options are also being explored to present this program virtually if we are unable to join together in Boston. It is my hope that each of you will take the opportunity of joining together, either in person or through virtual means so that we might learn and grow in our understanding of ORL nursing. Our message is that we do have “revolutionary” knowledge to pass on to you, the ORL nurses of the world. My prayer is that you and your families are safe during this time of uncertainty.

Chester HiltonChester Hilton, BSN, RN, CORLNPresident 2020-2021President Society of Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses Ear, Nose and Throat Nursing Foundation

President’s Message

Update is a publication of theSociety of Otorhinolaryngology

and Head-Neck Nurses, Inc.PresidentChester Hilton BSN RN CORLN

Vice-PresidentVinciya Pandian PhD MSN CRNP-BC FAAN

SecretaryJennifer Spellman MSN CRNP CORLN

TreasurerAnne DeLeo CRNP CORLN

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SOHN’s 44th Annual Congress and Nursing Symposium

Revolutionary Practices in ORL Nursing Boston, MassachusettsSeptember 11-14, 2020Explore the city where the new and the old are in constant conversation, where cobbled-stone streets meet glass enclosed shopping galleries, where the Freedom Trail Landmarks stand beside cutting edge restaurants and renowned theatres brush shoulders with trendy night clubs. Uncover Boston’s past while enjoying its distinctively modern edge, enjoy the old masters and the brew masters, pedal-powered swan boat rides or high-speed catamaran whale watches. Shop artisanal markets or chic boutiques. While the afternoon away at a sidewalk café or dine from the popular food trucks found throughout the city. Enjoy star-studded concerts, some under the stars. Take a walking tour or blaze a trail of your own. Stroll the lively waterfront or cruise the historic harbor.  Join your peers for an outstanding educational and networking event. Held each fall, the SOHN Annual Congress and Nursing Symposium provides an opportunity for hundreds of ORL nurses to gather and celebrate the finest in our specialty. This four day educational event features cutting-edge presentations, state of the art workshops, the widely acclaimed Comprehensive ORL and Head-Neck Nursing Course and the always popular Pharmacology Course.

Please Note: The Boston Marathon will be running on the last day of our program. You will be able to see runners as they cross the finish line.

The Best of Boston: Top Ten Things To Do1. Walk the Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile walk around Boston that

takes in 16 historic locations to piece together the story of the city’s role in the American Revolution. Among the famous sites pass the Old South Meeting House, where it is thought the Boston Tea Party originated

2. New England Aquarium: The Aquarium offers tank after tank of aquatic life, both salt- and freshwater. As you walk into this world-class aquarium, one of the world’s largest salt-water tanks looms before you. This 200,000 gallon monster holds sharks, sea turtles, and thousands of smaller fish. A ramp spirals upward around the tank. The top is open; ask for a schedule so you don’t miss the daily sea turtle feeding.

3. Faneuil Hall Marketplace incorporates Quincy Market, North Market and South Market and is a 250-year-old meeting place on the Freedom Trail, packed with shops, stalls and eateries.

4. Shop Newbury Street Boston’s most enchanting street. Eight blocks filled with salons, boutiques and fabulous dining. The entire street and surrounding areas is a shopper’s paradise, from high-end names to bargains at Filene’s Basement. Filene’s Basement is one of the Boston’s landmarks. Since 1908 the store has been helping shoppers score deals on designer clothes. Be prepared to dig though bins of clothing to find the treasures you’ve dreamt of.

5 . Visit USS Constitution, launched in 1797 makes this the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world today.

6. Duck Tours: The famous Boston Duck Tours are an enter-taining way to see the highlights of the Freedom Trail if you don’t feel like walking. Your tour guide and operator will point out key historical locations as you roll through the streets of Boston in an amphibious World War II vehicle. These custom-made vessels can travel on both land and water. Towards the end of the 80-minute tour - surprise - the vessel rolls down a ramp and into the Charles River. Some guides will even allow passengers to pilot the vehicle while it’s on water.

7. Paul Revere’s House. On the night of April 18, 1775, silver-smith Paul Revere left his small wooden home in Boston’s North End and set out on a journey that would make him into a legend. Today that home is still standing at 19 North Square and has become a national historic landmark. It is downtown Boston’s oldest building and one of the few remaining from an early era in the history of colonial America.

8. Drink in the Samuel Adams Brewery Tour The Samuel Adams Boston Brewery is, thanks to the free tasting at the tour’s end, one of America’s favorite factory tours. If you prefer to do your Boston imbibing in an actual bar, stop in at Cheers, aka the Bull and Finch Pub, where you will recognize the exterior from the classic TV show “Cheers.”

9. Take a walk through Boston Common. The Public Garden was the first botanical garden in the United States. If the weather is nice, make sure you take a swan boat ride. See if you can locate the George Washington Statue and The Make Way for the Ducklings Statutes.

10. Boston’s museums are as good as any you’ll find in the world, and the most visited one is the Museum of Science at Science Park. It has more than 400 interactive exhibits including --the Virtual Fish Tank, an IMAX theater and a planetarium

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SOHN’s 44th Annual Congress and Nursing Symposium

General InformationRegistration Information Register and pick up registration materials at the Revere Hotel

Early-Bird Discount

Early registration for the annual meeting is strongly encouraged and will afford you a considerable savings.

SOHN Registration Includes

• Admittance to All SOHN Educational Programs (Pharmacology Course & Comprehensive ORL and Head-Neck Nursing Course require an additional fee)

• Access to Online Handouts

• Business Meeting

• SOHN Exhibit Hall

• Coffee Breaks

• Poster Presentations

• Contact Hours

• President’s Reception

• Proceedings Book

Pre-Registration

Early Bird and Regular registrants will receive a receipt by email. To receive your prepared materials, bring your receipt to the SOHN Registration Booth (hours listed in the Program) at the Revere Hotel. You will need these materials before attending courses, so allow ample time for the registration process. The pre-registered EARLY BIRD and REGULAR fees are lower than ONSITE fees. And, if you pre-register, you will avoid delays while your meeting materials are prepared.

Non-Members

Non-member Registered Nurses and LPNs/LVNs may apply, pay dues, and obtain Member rates for Congress at the same time, resulting in savings on Congress registration. Eligible non-members are encouraged to become SOHN members at this time. Those ineligible for membership may receive our publications and mailings by becoming a subscriber and are welcome to attend Congress.

Early-Bird Registration

Must be received by July 18 SOHN Member $545; Non-Member $675

Regular Registration

Between July 18 and August 26 SOHN Member $615; Non-Member $745

On-Site Registration

After August 26, please register onsite. You must be registered and receive your Congress materials before attending any courses, so plan your arrival time to allow for the registration process.

SOHN Member $640; Non-Member $770

Daily Rate

Badges will indicate daily attendees. (Please indicate which day(s) you plan to attend on the registration form.)

Early-Bird – Must be received by July 18 SOHN Member $250; Non-Member $280

Regular – Between July 18 and August 26 SOHN Member $300; Non-Member $325

On-site after August 26 SOHN Member $325; Non-Member $355

Registration/Information Booth Hours

Friday 7:00 am – 5:00 pm

Saturday 7:30 am – 5:15 pm

Sunday 8:30 am – 5:30 pm

Monday 7:30 am – 4:30 pm

Congress Attire

Business attire is appropriate for attending educational sessions and exhibits. A sweater or light jacket may also be necessary during the sessions, as the rooms often become cold.

Course Information

Registered attendees can earn 25.5 contact hours, depending on sessions attended at the 2020

SOHN Annual Meeting through attendance at the Comprehensive ORL and Head-Neck Nursing Course,

Opening Ceremony, General and Closing Sessions, concurrent sessions and poster session. Contact hour totals are based on the 60 minute contact hour as outlined by ANCC.

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Conference Outcomes

• Empower ORL nurses to disseminate and incorporate the knowledge gained at Congress in their daily practice.

• Engage ORL nurses in an environment of peer networking, collaboration and rejuvenation.

• Enlighten ORL nurses at all levels of professional roles and responsibilities.

Accreditation - Nursing Contact Hours

The Society of Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Accreditation as an American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission provider refers only to its continuing nursing education activities and does not imply ANCC Commission on Accreditation endorsement of any commercial products.

The maximum number of nursing contact hours attainable for this program is 25.5 hours.

Successful Completion

To successfully complete the education requirements of the SOHN Annual Meeting, registered attendees will be required to provide:

• Full attendance at sessions with no more than 5 minutes missed

• Completion of the session evaluation through the online evaluation process

Evaluations and Nursing Contact Hour Certificates

Each participant will receive a unique identifier via email from Express Evaluations to use on a dedicated website. You may enter your evaluation information online during the SOHN Congress on your computer, at the business center or wait until you arrive home. You must complete both program and session evaluations to receive contact hours and to print your certificate. In addition to a certificate, you will also receive a print out of the sessions you attended. You can even direct your certificate to your email address and print it out at your leisure. And, if you lose your certificate, you can print it again. The immediate feedback will also assist the SOHN Education Committee in planning next year’s program.

Hotel Accommodations

To obtain the necessary amount of meeting and exhibit space, SOHN must commit to using a minimum number of guest rooms. If that commitment is not met, SOHN will incur significant financial penalties and it will cause a major impact on the future programs that SOHN is able to offer. By booking your room under the official SOHN room block, you help SOHN meet their hotel obligation. We thank you in advance for your assistance. Please choose the Revere Hotel by using the housing link found on the SOHN web site - www.sohnnurse.com

AAO Exhibit Hall Daily Passes

The AAO-HNSF Exhibit Hall will be located at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Daily passes are available for $100 per day through SOHN advance registration. Designate your choice of day on the registration form. (**After July 31, exhibit hall passes may be purchased from the AAO-HNSF at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center for $150.)

Sunday, September 13 - 9:30 am – 5:00 pm

Monday, September 14 - 9:30 am – 5:00 pm

Tuesday, September 15 - 9:30 am – 3:30 pm

Living Green!

Congress 2020 will continue to be eco-friendly. Less paper, less hassle and more benefits for the attendees. All registered attendees will have access to online proceedings materials and session handouts before and after the meeting. Education session handouts submitted before Congress will be placed on SOHN’s website for easy access, review and printing. Visit www.sohnnurse.com after September 7 and select Information for Participants on the 44th Annual Congress ad on the SOHN homepage, www.sohnnurse.com, to download, print and to learn more. Please note that paper copies of these handouts will not be available onsite.

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Featured Speakers

Noteworthy Courses & Events

Keynote AddressSaturday, September 12Caring for the Caregiver: Stories and Songs Aubrey Atwater Elwood Donnelly

Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly are accomplished folk music performers from Rhode Island who have performed nationally and internationally. Aubrey and Elwood play numerous musical instruments and perform American Appalachian and Celtic traditional folk dances. Additionally, they have recorded thirteen albums and have written several books.

In May of 2019, their son, Uriah Donnelly, was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the sinuses. He underwent surgical intervention and reconstruction followed by chemotherapy and radiation. His restaging scans done in December 2019 were promising.

Uriah’s parents are deeply involved with music therapy for patients undergoing active treatment and they promote music therapy for the recuperative benefits for the patient as well as caregivers. Aubrey and Elwood wish to share their significant talents with SOHN members and to assist attendees in discovering and enhancing the talents we all possess.

Closing Session Monday, September 14 • 3:30 – 4:30 pm Emergency Response During the Boston Marathon Aaron K. Remenschneider MD MPH

The April 15, 2013 Boston Marathon bombings led to ruptured eardrums and ongoing hearing problems for many surviving victims. The types of otologic injuries people sustained in the tragedy and the outcomes of the patients who are undergoing otologic treatment will be discussed.

Saturday, September 12 • 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm SOHN President’s Reception A Revolutionary Celebration

Join SOHN President, Chester Hilton, for an evening of fun and entertainment. Atwater and Donnelly, a Rhode Island based folk duo will entertain us with traditional American and Celtic folk music. Meet the SOHN Board members and relax with friends new and old while enjoying seasonal and regional small bites. Cash bar.

Friday, September 11 • 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Comprehensive ORL and Head-Neck Nursing Course

(Additional fee required)

Sessions will include:

• Otology • Pediatric Otolaryngology • Hearing Loss Evaluation and Management • Overview of the Nose, Sinuses and Oral Cavity

• Benign Head and Neck Disorders • Overview of Head and Neck Cancer and Treatment Modalities • Specific Head and Neck Cancer Treatment and Nursing Implications

Friday, September 11 • 8:30 am – 5:00 pm ORL Nursing Pharmacology Course (Additional fee required)

Sessions will include:

• Opioids…Would You, Could You, Should You Use Them???

• Update on Direct-Acting Oral Anticoagulants

• On the Surface: Use of Topical Medications in ENT

• Tobacco Dependence Treatment in 2020: There is still work to be done

• Polypharmacy in the Elderly

• Youth and Vaping: What’s Behind the Smoke?

• Otorrhea: The Ear”rie” Story Behind It and How to Manage It

Sunday, September 13 • 1:15 - 4:45 pm APN Scoping Course (Limited enrollment and ticketed session)

This course provides didactic information and hands on experience with the use of rigid and flexible scopes. The first two hours will focus on the didactic information including: anatomy of the nose, sinuses, nasopharynx, hypopharynx and larynx; indications for flexible and rigid endoscopic exam, techniques, potential risks, abnormal findings and coding/billing procedures. Pediatric scoping evaluation and common abnormalities will be discussed. The last hour will provide practicum time integrating rigid and flexible exams using head models. Experienced faculty will demonstrate skills and participants will have time to practice these skills on the models.

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Noteworthy Courses & Events

Sunday, September 13 - Monday morning, September 14 ENT-NF Annual Benefit

Awarding of prizes: Monday at 10:00 am

The very entertaining, Outrageous ENT-NF Annual Benefit, offers unique gifts and prizes that have been generously donated. By participating in the event, you can win great items while promoting the work of the Foundation. Benefits: Priceless.

Sunday, September 13 • 10:00 am Grand Opening of SOHN Exhibit Hall

Don’t miss the ribbon-cutting event that marks the official opening of the Exhibit Hall. Refreshments will be served as you view displays reflecting the state of the art in technology, products and services. With cutting-edge products and services showcased throughout the exhibit hall, this is truly a highlight of the annual meeting. You’re guaranteed a solid return on investment for the time you spend with company representatives, and you’ll walk away with new ideas to improve your practice. Attendees who complete their Exhibit Viewing Card will have a chance to win a free 2021 Congress Registration!

Hours: Sunday, 10:00 am – 4:30 pm

Monday, 8:00 am – 3:15 pm

Saturday, September 12 • 8:00 – 8:30 am Getting to Know You in Boston (An Insider’s Secrets to Congress 2020)

Calling All First Time Attendees! Each year a number of attendees come to SOHN’s

Annual Congress for the first time. Come and check out the latest Annual Meeting buzz. If you are a first-timer, choose to attend the First-Time Attendee Orientation. First-Timers will be greeted by SOHN’s National Congress Planning Committee and many volunteers who have “been there and done that”. In addition to meeting other first-time attendees, you will hear insider’s secrets to help you get the most out of Congress 2020.

Saturday, September 12 • 4:00 – 6:00 pm Special Interest Group Meetings

ORL Nursing covers a wide range of subspecialties, each of which present a special set of skills and unique knowledge base. SOHN special interest groups (SIGs) will link you with other members practicing in your designated subspecialty. All SIGS will be meeting at Congress. Join a SIG and share your ideas and gain new information.

Sunday, September 13 • 7:00 – 8:00 am Stepping Forward for the Foundation

(Ticketed event – $40)

Rise and shine and walk for the ENT-NF (SOHN’s Foundation)! Join the SOHN Walking Legends on an exciting and adventuresome journey through Boston. In addition: Invite colleagues, family and friends to sponsor your walk. Chapter members join the Chapter Challenge and walk for the Foundation. All donations will benefit ENT-NF Scholarships, Lectureships, ORL Education and Research. Each participant will receive a limited edition 2020 Foundation T-shirt.

Sunday, September 13 • 11:30 am – 1:00 pm CORLN Luncheon

(Ticketed event – $45)

Sponsored by the National Certifying Board for Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses (NCBOHN)

We are proud of our CORLNs! It’s time to gather again and meet informally with CORLNs from around the country while enjoying a special luncheon designed expressly for our certified nurses. Please bring two test questions to add to our test item bank.

Monday, September 14 • 9:15 – 10:00 am Society of Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses Notice of Business Meeting

Join the SOHN Officers and Board Members for the Annual Business Meeting. New officers will be installed and learn what is happening in your association. All registrants are welcome to attend.

Poster Session Research, evidence-based practice, educational and clinical initiative posters are on display during the conference. Take advantage of this opportunity to review current studies or projects on relevant ORL nursing topics. The poster authors will be present to discuss their findings on Saturday evening

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SOHN Congress Preliminary Program

Friday, September 11, 2020

7:00-5:00 pm SOHN Registration/Information

ORL Comprehensive ORL and Head-Neck 7:30 am-5:00 pm Nursing Course (Sessions 110-116 – additional fee required) 110 Otology Deena B. Hollingsworth MSN FNP-BC CORLN 111 Pediatric Otolaryngology Wendy Mackey MSN APRN-BC CORLN

112 Hearing Loss Evaluation and Management Victoria Albano MSN CPNP Wendy Mackey MSN APRN-BC CORLN 113 Overview of the Nose, Sinuses and Oral Cavity Erin J. Ross DNP MS APRN CNP CORLN 114 Benign Head and Neck Disorders TBA 115 Overview of Head and Neck Cancer and Treatment Modalities Cheryl A. Brandt MSN RN ACNS-BC CORLN 116 Specific Head and Neck Cancer Treatment and Nursing Implications Tara DiFabio MSN CRNP CORLN

PHARM/AP ORL Nursing Pharmacology Course8:30 am-5:00 pm (Sessions 120-126 – additional fee required) 120 Opioids…Would You, Could You, Should You Use Them??? Terri Giordano DNP CORLN

121 Update on Direct-Acting Oral Anticoagulants Cheryl A. Brandt MSN RN ACNS-BC CORLN 122 On the Surface: Use of Topical Medications in ENT Jackie Wirkus DNP APNP CORLN 123 Tobacco Dependence Treatment in 2020: There is Still Work to be Done Patricia Mallaber MS RN ANP-BC CTTS

124 Polypharmacy in the Elderly Cristie Roush DNP GNP-BC CORLN 125 Youth and Vaping: What’s Behind the Smoke? Laurie Newton DNP RN CPNP 126 Otorrhea: The Ear”rie” Story Behind It and How to Manage It Amy Ashburn APRN FNP-BC CORLN

5:30 pm Congress VIPs Meeting

Saturday, September 12, 2020

7:30 am-5:15 pm SOHN Registration/Information

8:00-8:30 am Getting to Know You in New Orleans (First Timers’ Orientation)

8:45-9:45 am National Membership Enhancement Committee Meeting

8:45-9:45 am Health Policy and Advocacy Committee Meeting

8:45-9:45 am Nursing Practice and Research Committee Meeting

8:45-9:45 am Special Interest Group Facilitators Meeting

10:00-12:00 pm Opening Ceremony

State of the Society Chester Hilton BSN RN CORLN President

GEN 210 Keynote Address Caring for the Caregiver: Stories and Songs Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly

12:00-1:30 pm Lunch Break

12:00–1:30 pm Chapter Presidents’ Meeting

PED/HN 220 Bevicizumab: A Novel Therapy for 1:30-2:30 pm Recurrent Respiratory Papillomas Karen Zur MD Joanne Stow CRNP CORLN

OTO 221 Vestibular Migraine 1:30-2:30 pm Adrienne Halterman BSN RN Steven J. Eliades MD PhD

ARS 240 Exploring what’s Hot in Snot with 2:45-3:45 pm a Nose Nurse: Chronic Sinusitis Refresher Course and Updates in Management Melissa A. Borofsky RN CORLN

Rapid Fire Sessions – 241-243

OR 241 Case Study of a Traumatic Neck Injury2:45-3:05 pm Chester Hilton BSN RN CORLN

GEN/HN 242 HPV: The Other Virus Crisis3:05-3:25 pm Katherine Schwarzlose MSN APRN AOCNS ACNS-BC

HN 243 Head & Neck Case Study3:25-3:45 pm Molly Hammond MSN APN-C

AP 250 Advanced Practice Special Interest Group4:00-5:00 pm Martha Ryan FNP-C CORLN

FPS 251 Facial Plastic and Reconstruction 4:00-5:00 pm Special Interest Group Shannon M. Brady-Powers MSN RN CRNP CORLN

FED/MIL 252 Federal/Military Special Interest Group4:00-5:00 pm Fayann Ridgley BSN RN CORLN

OBP 253 Office Based Practice Special 4:00-5:00 pm Interest Group Jose J. Elias BSN RN CORLN

OR 254 Perioperative Special Interest Group 4:00-5:00 pm Scott A. Henderson BSN RN

ARS 260 Allergy and Sinus Special Interest Group 5:00-6:00 pm Melissa A. Borofsky RN CORLN

GER 261 Gerontology Special Interest Group 5:00-6:00 pm Cristie L. Roush DNP GNP-BC CORLN

HN 262 Head and Neck Special Interest 5:00-6:00 pm Group Jo Ann Ward Snyder BSN RN CORLN

OTO 263 Otology Special Interest Group 5:00-6:00 pm Kristine Estheimer RN CORLN

PED 264 Pediatric Special Interest Group 5:00-6:00 pm Melinda DeSell MS CRNP Melissa Raines CPNP APNP

GEN 270 Meet the Poster Presenters 6:00-7:30 pm

6:00-7:30 pm President’s Reception

AP-Advanced Practice Nursing ARS-Allergy Rhinosinus FPS-Facial Plastics GEN-General GER-Geriatrics HN-Head & Neck OBP-Office Based Practice OR-Operating Room ORL-Otorhinolaryngology OTO-Otology PED-Pediatrics PHARM-Pharmacology R-Research

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Sunday, September 13, 2020

7:00–8:00 am Stepping Forward for the Foundation (Ticketed event, additional fee required)

8:30 am–5:30 pm SOHN Registration/Information

R 310 Research Forum - Evidence Based 9:00-10:00 am Practice Panel Helene Krouse PhD RN CORLN FFNMIRCSI FAAN Vinciya Pandian PhD MBA MSN RN ACNP-BC FAANP FAAN Maria Colandrea DNP NP-C RN CCRN CORLN FAANP Michele Farrington BSN RN-BC

PED 311 Management Considerations for 9:00-10:00 am Children with Velopharyngeal Dysfunction David Crockett MD

OTO 312 An Overview of Implantable Hearing 9:00-10:00 am Devices John L. Dornhoffer MD

10:00 am SOHN Exhibition Area Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening

10:00-10:30 am Break with Exhibitors

10:00 am-4:30 pm SOHN Exhibition Area Open

GEN 320 Biofilm Basics: What is It? And How to 10:30-11:30 am Beat It! Brandon VanHee BS CRCST CIS CER CHL AGTS

HN 321 A Multidisciplinary Clinic Approach to 10:30-11:30 am Head and Neck Cancer Martha Ryan FNP-C CORLN Mark W. El-Deiry MD FACS

11:30-1:00 pm Lunch Break

11:30-1:00 pm CORLN Luncheon (Ticketed event, additional fee required - limited to Certified ORL Nurses)

PED 330 Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulator for 1:00-2:00 pm Down Syndrome Children with Sleep Apnea Kevin Callans BSN RN Christopher Hartnick MD Dianne Carroll PhD

HN 331 Kalynn Quinn Hensley Head & Neck 1:00-2:00 pm Laryngology Lectureship Navigating Long-Term Side Effects of Radiation Therapy in Head and Neck Cancer Survivors Danielle Fournier MSN APRN AG PCNP-BC CORLN

AP 340 APN Scoping Course 1:15-4:45 pm (Limited enrollment and ticketed session) Maria Colandrea DNP NP-C CORLN CCRN FAANP Erin Ross DNP APRN ANP-BC CORLN Jane Wang MSN RN FNP-C Wendy Mackey MSN APRN-BC CORLN

HN 350 Trach Panel 2:15-3:15 pm Katherine Hanlon MSN CRNP CPNP-PC CORLN Vinciya Pandian PhD MBA MSN RN ACNP-BC FAANP FAAN

HN 351 Skull Base Surgery 2:15-3:15 pm John P. Leonetti MD

3:15-3:45 pm Break with Exhibitors

HN 360 The Dysphagia Revolution: Early 3:45-4:45 pm Identification Saves Lives and Improves Quality of Lives Karen Sheffler MS CCC-SLP BCS-S

R 361 Big Data Matures Like Wine: How Can 3:45-4:45 pm Nurses Benefit from Big Data? Vinciya Pandian PhD MBA MSN RN ACNP-BC FAANP FAAN

GER 370 Oral Health in the Elderly 5:00-6:00 pm Maria Colandrea DNP NP-C RN CCRN CORLN FAANP

AP 371 Timely CPT Code Updates Including 5:00-6:00 pm 2021 Office Visit Coding Kim Pollock RN MBA CPC CMDP

Monday, September 14, 2020

7:30 am–4:30 pm SOHN Registration/Information

8:00 am–3:15 pm SOHN Exhibition Area Open

HN 410 Subglottic Stenosis 8:00-9:00 am Marshall E. Smith MD FACS

OTO 411 Can You Hear Me Now? The Ins and 8:00-9:00 am Outs of Ear Reconstruction Anne DeLeo CRNP CORLN Kim Giordano CRNP CORLN

9:15-10:00 am SOHN Business Meeting and Installation of Officers

10:00-11:00 am Break with Exhibitors ENT-NF Benefit Raffle Drawing

HN 420 Laryngeal and Voice Surgery: Past, 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Present and Future James Burns MD FACS

AP 421 Transition to Practice for the ORL APRN 11:00 am - 12:00 pm Erin J. Ross DNP MS APRN CNP CORLN

12:00-1:15 pm Lunch Break

GEN 430 E-cigarette Use Patterns, Toxicity, and 1:15-2:15 pm Regulation Hasmeena Kathuria MD

GEN 440 Nursing-Led Savings 2:15-3:15 pm Megan Bernstein BSN RN CCRN Cheryl Gebeline-Myers MS Jackie Noll MSN RN CEN

GEN 450 Closing Session 3:15-4:15 pm Improving Blast Related Ear Injury - Lessons Learned from the Boston Marathon Bombings Aaron K. Remenschneider MD MPH

4:15 pm Closing Remarks Chester Hilton BSN RN CORLN SOHN President

SOHN Congress Preliminary Program

AP-Advanced Practice Nursing ARS-Allergy Rhinosinus FPS-Facial Plastics GEN-General GER-Geriatrics HN-Head & Neck OBP-Office Based Practice OR-Operating Room ORL-Otorhinolaryngology OTO-Otology PED-Pediatrics PHARM-Pharmacology R-Research

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Regular (Between July 18 and August 26) ❑ $615 ❑ $745

On-site (After August 26) ❑ $640 ❑ $770

Early Bird Daily Rate (Must be received by 7-18) ❑ $250 ❑ $280

Regular Daily Rate (Between 7-18 and 9-26) ❑ $300 ❑ $325

On-site Daily Rate (After August 26) ❑ $325 ❑ $355

Daily Rate only ❑ Sat ❑ Sun ❑ Mon

Additional Items

Comprehensive ORL Nursing Course ❑ $275 ❑ $325

Pharmacology Course ❑ $250 ❑ $300

Stepping Forward for the Foundation – Sunday ❑ $40

T-Shirt Size: ❑ Small ❑ Medium ❑ Large ❑ XL ❑ XXL

CORLN Luncheon (limited to Certified ORL Nurses) – Sunday ❑ $45

$40 Donation to the ENT Nursing Foundation ❑ $40

AAO Exhibit Hall Pass (convention center) Daily Rate ❑ $100

Please mark the day you are planning to attend the exhibits

❑ Sunday ❑ Monday ❑ Tuesday

(**After July 31, exhibit hall passes must be purchased from AAO-HNSF at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center for $150)

Total Amount $_________________

SOHN Congress

Is this your first SOHN Congress? ❑ Yes ❑ No

Would you like to volunteer as Room Moderator/Coordinator? ❑ Yes ❑ No

(Registrations must be received by July 18 for volunteers)

APN Scoping Course – Sunday (Limited to 30 participants)

Please check if you are planning to attend:

❑ First Timers Orientation – Saturday

❑ President’s Reception – Saturday

❑ APN Scoping Course – Sunday

❑ SOHN Business Meeting – Monday

How did you hear about the SOHN Conference?

❑ SOHN member materials ❑ Coworker ❑ Internet ❑ Physician

Payment Information

AMT: $ ____________________________________________________

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PLEASE Register Online OR Mail this form with payment in U.S.

Funds only to:

SOHN CONGRESS 207 Downing Street | New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 | USA

EM: sohn1@earthlink.net PH: 386-428-1695

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Date Postmarked ____________________Amount Paid ______________

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All SOHN activities will be conducted at the Revere Hotel 200 Stuart Street Boston, Massachusetts

Payment

Payment must be made at the time of registration, by Credit Card (American Express,Discover, Master Card or VISA), check or money order. Online: credit cards only.

By Mail: Credit cards or payment by check/money order in U.S. Funds Only.

Cancellations

• You may cancel by email or mail.

• A refund of 50% of the registration fees will be returned to those who notify SOHN in writing by August 16. After this date, refunds for registration fees will not be issued.

• Substitutions are allowed, however:

– A non-member replacing a member pays the difference in fee.

– A member replacing a non-member will not receive a refund.

Receipts: SOHN is not responsible for online registrations not received due to mechanical failure or circumstances beyond our control. Due to the high volume of registrations, we are unable to confirm receipt immediately. Confir-mations will be emailed within two weeks.

SOHN Publications/Marketing Materials: By attending the 44th Annual SOHN Congress, all Congress registrants and exhibiting companies/exhibitor person-nel automatically provide their approval for SOHN to use their likeness and/or quotes in any SOHN publications, website(s), and marketing/promotional materials.

For questions and additional information, please contact SOHN Headquarters: (386)428-1695 or sohn1@earthlink.net.

2020 SOHN Congress Registration Form

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Saturday, September 12

___ 210 Keynote Address – Caring for the Caregiver: Stories and Songs

___ 220 Bevicizumab: A Novel Therapy for Recurrent Respiratory Papillomas

___ 221 Vestibular Migraine

___ 240 Exploring what’s Hot in Snot with a Nose Nurse…

___ 241-243 Rapid Fire Sessions: Guidewire Mishap; HPV: The Other Virus Crisis; and Head & Neck Case Study

___ 250 Advanced Practice Special Interest Group

___ 251 Facial Plastic and Reconstruction Special Interest Group

___ 252 Federal/Military Special Interest Group

___ 253 Office Based Practice Special Interest Group

___ 254 Perioperative Special Interest Group

___ 260 Allergy and Sinus Special Interest Group

___ 261 Gerontology Special Interest Group

___ 262 Head and Neck Special Interest Group

___ 263 Otology Special Interest Group

___ 264 Pediatric Special Interest Group

___ 270 Meet the Poster Presenters

Sunday, September 13

___ 310 Research Forum - Evidence Based Practice Panel

___ 311 Management Considerations for Children with Velopharyngeal Dysfunction

___ 312 An Overview of Implantable Hearing Devices

___ 320 Biofilm Basics: What is it? And how to beat it!

___ 321 A Multidisciplinary Clinic Approach to Head and Neck Cancer

___ 330 Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulator for Down Syndrome Children with Sleep Apnea

___ 331 Navigating Long-Term Side Effects of Radiation Therapy in Head and Neck Cancer Survivors

___ 340 APN Scoping Course

___ 350 Trach Panel

___ 351 Skull Base Surgery

___ 360 The Dysphagia Revolution: Early Identification Saves Lives and Improves Quality of Lives

___ 361 Big Data Matures Like Wine: How Can Nurses Benefit from Big Data?

___ 370 Oral Health in the Elderly

___ 371 Timely CPT Code Updates Including 2021 Office Visit Coding

Monday, September 14

___ 410 Subglottic Stenosis

___ 411 Can You Hear Me Now? The Ins and Outs of Ear Reconstruction

___ 420 Laryngeal and Voice Surgery: Past, Present and Future

___ 421 Transition to Practice for the ORL APRN

___ 430 E-cigarette Use Patterns, Toxicity, and Regulation

___ 440 Nursing-Led Savings

___ 450 Closing Session - Improving Blast Related Ear Injury - Lessons Learned from the Boston Marathon Bombings

Congress Session Preferences Please indicate which sessions you are planning to attend

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Ear, Nose & Throat Nursing FoundationThe Ear, Nose and Throat Nursing Foundation (ENT-NF) was founded in 1997 to enhance the care of the ear, nose and throat patient, by advancing the art and science of nursing through education and research funded by donations from individuals, corporations and health care providers. Donations will be used for educational programs designed to enhance care delivery and prevention of disease for the otolaryngology population; support research initiatives to improve the health of patients with ear, nose and throat disorders; and to provide educational programs to increase the knowledge of healthcare professionals interested in ear, nose and throat nursing care.

Your support in assisting ENT-NF to enhance the care of ear, nose and throat patients is sincerely appreciated. Please make checks payable to ENT-NF and mail to:

ENT-NF

207 Downing Street

New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168

Or donate online at www.sohnnurse.com (Your contribution to ENT-NF is tax-deductible.)

Thank you for your support!!

2020 Congress Education Program CommitteeChairperson Maggie Chesnutt MSN FNP-BC CORLN

Co-Chairperson Sharon Jamison BSN RN CORLN

Assistant Chairperson Jennifer Spellman MSN CRNP CORLN

Education Director Sara Rich Wheeler PhD RN PMHCNS-BC (Retired)

SOHN & ENT-NF President Chester Hilton BSN RN CORLN

Executive Director Sandra Schwartz MS RN CORLN

Certification Examination in Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck NursingThe National Certifying Board of Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses (NCBOHN) endorses the concept of voluntary, peri-odic certification by examination for all otorhinolaryngology and head-neck registered nurses. Certification is one part of a pro-cess called credentialing. It focuses specifically on the individual and is an indication of current competence in a specialized area of practice. Board certification in otorhinolaryngology and head-neck nursing is highly valued and provides formal recognition of basic otorhinolaryngology and head-neck nursing knowledge.

The Certification Program is sponsored by the National Certifying Board of Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses (NCBOHN). The Certification Examination for Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nurses is administered for NCBOHN by the Professional Testing Corporation (PTC), 1350 Broadway, Suite 800 New York, NY 10018 (212) 356-0660, www.ptcny.com. Questions con-cerning the examination should be referred to PTC.

Eligibility Requirements:

1. Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse in the United States or the equivalent in other countries.

2. Recommended at least three years of experience in otorhi nolaryngology and/or head-neck nursing practice.

3. Completion and filing of an Application for the Certification Examination in Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nursing.

4. Payment of required fee.

Fall 2020 Testing Period Application Deadline: September 9, 2020 Testing Window: October 10-24, 2020

Application Fees SOHN Members $325 Non-SOHN Members $425

Online Practice Test in Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nursing Fee (by credit card)………….$75 A Handbook with additional information can be downloaded from Professional Testing Corporation ptcny.com/test-sponsors/ncbohn/

Core Curriculum For Otorhinolaryngology and Head-Neck Nursing – 2nd EditionThis text is designed to be used by ORL-HN nurses. The book provides an overview of all aspects of nursing practice for the patient with an otolaryngologic problem or abnormality. It provides a foundation of knowledge for generalist and advanced practice nurses working in every ORL-HN practice setting. In addition, it serves as a basic text for students, nurses, administrators and nurse educators.

SOHN Member Price: $140.00 (includes shipping & handling charges) ORDER ONLINE www.sohnnurse.com

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Mrs. Ms. ______________________________________________ Mr. Last Name First Name Initial Preferred Mailing Address: __ home __ business Home Address ________________________________Apt#_______ City ___________________________________State_______ Zip _________________ Country ______________________ Home Telephone ___________________________________ Email ___________________________________________

Area of Practice __ Allergy __Otology/Neurotology __ Head & Neck Oncology __ Pediatric ORL __ Multi-ORL __ Plastics __ Multi-Specialty Unit __ Other ___________

Practice Setting __ Ambulatory Surgery __ Operating Room __ Home Health __ Outpatient Clinic __ Hospital __ Physicians Office __ Federal/ Military __ Other __________ __ Full Time __ Part Time __ Retired Permission to include your membership information in the SOHN Membership Directory (secure SOHN Members area of the website) and mailing lists: (Please initial) ___ Yes ___ No Are you a member of another nursing organization? (Ex. AORN, ANA, etc.) If yes, which one(s)? ___________________________________ Total years in: Nursing ______ ORL Nursing _____ SOHN _____

DUES SOHN Membership Year ~ March 1 – February 28

Membership includes professional Journal and Newsletter Full Member – RN – Voting Member $125.00 Associate Member – LPN/LVN – Non-Voting $125.00 Retired $ 63.00 Late Renewals (after March 1) $135.00 Two Year Renewal $240.00 Donation to the ENT Nursing Foundation $ 40.00 Other ENT-NF Donation Amount $______ Amount Paid $______

Chapter membership included with dues, please choose a chapter.

__ Atlanta Regional (ATL) __ Heartland/ Iowa (HRC) __ Birmingham, AL (BIR) __ Maryland/DC (MDC) __ Chicago (CHI) __ Nebraska (NEB) __ Connecticut (CT) __ North Carolina (NC) __ Dallas – Fort Worth (DFW) __ St. Louis (SLC) __ Grand Rapids (GRC) __ Salt Lake City (SALT) __ Greater Boston (BOS) __ SE Michigan (SEM) __ Greater Cleveland (CLV) __ SE Pennsylvania (SEP) __ Greater Houston (HSN) __ Wisconsin (WIS)

Referred by _____________________________________ Credential(s) you presently use following your name ____________________________ Employer Name ___________________________________ Employer Address __________________________________________ City ___________________________________State_______ Zip _________________ Country ______________________ Work Telephone ___________________________________ Fax _____________________________________________ I am interested in the following education topics: ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________

Highest Level of Education __ LPN/LVN Certificate (LPN) __ Diploma (DIP) __ Associate, Nursing (ASN) __ Bachelors, Nursing (BSN) __ Bachelors, Other (BS) __ Masters, Nursing (MSN) __ Masters, Other (MS) __ Doctoral, Nursing (PHDN) __ Doctoral, Other (PHD) __ Other (OT)

Special Interest Groups __ Advanced Practice (AP) __ Office/Outpatient (OUT) __ Allergy/Sinus (AL) __ Otology (OTO) __ Facial Plastics (FP) __ Pediatric (PED) __ Federal/Military (MIL) __ Perioperative (OR) __ Geriatric (GER) __ Research (R) __ Head & Neck (HN)

Please make checks payable to: SOHN Credit Card Information American Express__ Discover__ Master Card__ VISA__ Exp. Date ____________ Account # __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __-__ __ __ __-__ __ __ __ VIN# (Last 3 numbers from back of card) ________________ Billing address for Credit Card ________________________ _________________________________________________ Signature _________________________________________ Online: Join or Renew at www.sohnnurse.com Mail to: SOHN 207 Downing Street New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 USA Fax to: 386-423-7566

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May

1 Nomination of Candidates Deadline

9 National ORL Nurse Day

16-30 CORLN Examination Testing Period

July

1 Annual Board Meeting Guest Attendee Application Deadline

1 Chapter Excellence Award Applications Deadline

1 Clinical Excellence Award Application Deadline

1 Honor Award Applications Deadline

1 Scholarship Applications Deadline

1 Forming Chapter Bylaws Deadline

September

9 CORLN Examination Application Deadline

11-14 SOHN’s 44th Annual Congress, Boston, MA

October

10-24 CORLN Examination Testing Period

15 Call for Abstracts 2021 Congress & Spring Seminar Series

November

1 Midwinter Board Meeting Guest Attendee Application Deadline 30 Research Forum Abstracts Deadline

December

30 Nominations for Outstanding Service Award Deadline

30 Nominations for Friend of SOHN Award Deadline

2020 SOHN CalendarAward Nominations Events/Deadlines

Hearing Loss Evaluation and Management Victoria Albano

Otology Deena Hollingsworth

Nose, Sinuses and Oral Cavity Erin Ross

Pediatric Otolaryngology Wendy Mackey-Course Coordinator

Benign Head and Neck Disorders Barbara Carter

Overview of Head and Neck Cancer and Treatment Modalities Tara DiFabio & Penelope Fisher

Specific Head and Neck Cancer Treatment and Nursing Implications Penelope Fisher

Visit the homepage at www.sohnnurse.com for more information Contact hours range from 1.37 hours to 2.46 hours for each course

Bundled contact hours total 13.27 hours

SOHN Launches the SOHN School in Teachable.com

SOHN School is OPENOnline Courses for ORL Nurses

Individual Courses: SOHN Member Price - $50 each, Nonmember Price - $75 eachBundled ORL Course: SOHN Member Price - $300 Nonmember Price - $450

Courses Offered:

Seven online education courses for ORL nurses are being offered with discount prices for SOHN members. Course instructors are esteemed

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