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This program is designed for nurses who work in areas where critically ill and high acuity patients are cared for. It will address topics related to current issues and practices in the critical care setting. The goal of this symposium is to enhance the professional nurses’ knowledge base in the ever expanding and changing world of critical care nursing. We also welcome nurses from areas outside of critical caresuch as ED, PACU, DOU/TELE.
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San Fernando Valley AACN presents:
2014 Fall SymposiumHot Topics in Critical Care
Wednesday October 8, 2014
7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
SpeakerKirsten Pyle-Springer BSN, RN,
CCRN, CNRN, SCRN
atThe Odyssey Restaurant
15600 Odyssey DriveGranada Hills, Ca 91344
Tel.# 818-366-6444or 818-366-5817
San Fernando Valley Chapter
Am
erican Association of C
ritical Care N
ursesP
ost Office B
ox 8444Van N
uys, CA 91406
About Kirsten
Kirsten Pyle-Springer has spent her 29-year nursing career devoted to critical care and quality management. She graduated with her BSN from Grand Canyon University. Kirsten is currently working in the Neurosurgical Trauma ICU at Cottage Hospital in Santa Barbara, California.
Kirsten has been extensively involved in Critical Care related education, locally and nationally since 1988 and has been a critical care consultant since 2003. She has had several national advisory board appointments including the American Association of Critical Care Nurses. Kirsten has authored and published multiple nursing journal articles and nursing research outcomes studies, some of which were presented nationally, including the Congress for the Society of Critical Care Medicine, the National Teaching Institute, the Emergency Nursing Association Conference and the American College of Chest Physicians Congress.
Kirsten received the AACN Circle of Excellence Award for Excellence in Collaboration: Nurse to Physician, and her teams were the recipient of the Hoag Hosp i t a l Ou t s t and ing Pe r fo rmance Improvement Award, the American Hospital Association Circle of Life Award, and the 2008 JCAHO Earnest B. Codman Award for Outstanding use of outcomes data for performance improvement.
She is married with two adult daughters, enjoys playing golf and is very involved with the Santa Barbara arts community.
Program DescriptionThis program is designed for nurses who work in areas where critically ill and high acuity patients are cared for. It will address topics related to current issues and practices in the critical care setting. The goal of this symposium is to enhance the professional nurses knowledge base in the ever expanding and changing world of critical care nursing. We also welcome nurses from areas outside of critical care such as ED, PACU, DOU/TELE.
FEESAs listed on the registration form. Fees include continental breakfast, lunch and vendor exhibits. Your cancelled check is your receipt and registration will be confirmed via email. For information or specific dietary requests for lunch call (818) 645-4252 E-Mail: [email protected] National AACN members are invited to become a local SFVAACN Chapter member for $25.00 annual dues in order to qualify for SFVAACN membership discount.
Continuing Education CreditProvider No. 00124 as approved by the California Board of Registered Nurses for 7.0 hours of CEU credit.
Refund and Cancellation PolicyRefunds are issued, less a $25.00 processing fee, if cancellations are received before October 1, 2014. No refunds will be given after this date. We reserve the right to make necessary changes to the agenda and to cancel the program by phone or email no later than 3 working days prior to the program.
Late Fee: Additional fee of $25.00 for registrations postmarked after October 1, 2014 and for on- site registration.
Chapter InformationIn 1970, an innovative group of nurses founded an organization called San Fernando Coronary Care Nurses Association. By 1972 the group became a chartered chapter of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses with the purpose of fostering the professional growth of Critical Care Nurses through quality educational opportunities and promotion of the philosophy and objectives of National AACN.
Chapter Membership is open to Nurses who are members of National AACN
Local chapter dues are $25.00 annually. Forms for SFVAACN membership will be available at the symposium. SFVAACN meets the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7pm for discussion of business and professional activities. All members are welcome.
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Program AgendaOctober 8, 2014
0730 0750 Registration
0750 0800 Welcome and opening remarks, President, SFVAACN Chapter 0800 0930 Medical / Legal Case Reviews: Guarding your Heart and your License (AACN cerp category B)
0930 1000 Break & Exhibits
1000 1100 The Cold, Hard Facts: Hypothermia (AACN cerp category A)
1100 1230 Sepsis - A Sizzling Hot Topic...Still (AACN cerp category A)
1230 1400 Lunch & Exhibits
1400 1500 Street Drugs: An Epidemic in Our Own Back Yard (AACN cerp category B). 1500 1515 Break
1515 1615 The Secrets of a Highly Successful Rapid Response Team (AACN cerp category B)
1615 1630 Post Test / Evaluation
7.0 hours of CNE
Classroom is air-conditioned; dress accordingly