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Identification231DateMay 22, 2025Credits1 CH | Available until May 24, 2027In these short rapid-fire presentations, multiple speakers highlight approaches to managing issues related to medical assistants in the practice environment…Speakers
Kimberly Alleman, MBA-HM, BSN, RN, AMB-BC, CLSS-BBChief Nursing Officer, Clinical Practice, UTHealth HoustonSibil J. Blee, DNP, RN, AMB-BC, NPD-BCClinical Educator, UT Health Houston - UT PhysiciansAshley Campbell, MSN, RN, NEA-BCNurse Manager, Trauma, Burn, Colorectal, and General Surgery Clinics, Vanderbilt University Medical CenterMichael Hanneman, MSClinical Research Associate, Vanderbilt University Medical CenterPatricia Nannenga, MSN, RN, CNML, CPHQDirector of Medical Assistant Education, Indiana University HealthSpecialtiesGeneralTracks$33Standard Price
IdentificationFeatured P085DateMarch 14, 2023Our expansive pediatric primary care network includes 31 offices serving over 250,00 patients across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Telephone nurse triage services are provided 24 hours per day. A centralized call center provides nurse triage services whenever network offices are closed…Speaker
Karen Lafferty, MSN, RN, CPN
IdentificationP041DateApril 22, 2022Background: COVID-19 presents many challenges for nursing educators due to rapidly evolving research and best practices as well as the highly contagious nature of the virus…Speakers
Rebecca Cazzato, MSN, RNFaculty, Davenport UniversityHeather Hunt, DNP, RNRNPC Grant Coordinator and Liaison, Davenport UniversityRachel Whitney, MMAmanda Wink, MEdSpecialties
IdentificationP047DateApril 22, 2022As part of our organization’s Magnet journey to achieve nursing excellence, our ambulatory care education department had an opportunity to centralize and standardize new employee orientation (NEO) for clinical staff…Speakers
Stacie Banister, MSN, RNQuinn Quackenbush, MSN, RN, NPD-BCNursing Professional Development Specialist, UC San Diego HealthSpecialties
IdentificationP067DateApril 22, 2022Purpose: The objective of the presentation is to describe the structure, the implementation process, and outcomes of a clinical advancement program in the ambulatory care setting. In addition, we will highlight the organizational challenges and lessons learned…Speaker
Megan Koth, MSN, RN, NPD-BCSpecialties
IdentificationP070DateApril 22, 2022Background: As the complexity of patients in primary care increases and the move towards value-based care payment structures expands, registered nurses (RNs), working to the fullest extent of their licensure and expertise, have been identified as key primary care team partners for improved and cost…Speaker
Brenda Luther, PhD, RNProfessor, College of Nursing, University of UtahSpecialties
Identificationweb200922DateSeptember 22, 2020Credits1.5 CH | Expired September 24, 2022This presentation touches on several areas of test content, including plan of care and care management, interpersonal skills and customer service skills, regulations, standards, accreditation, scope of practice, ethics and nursing advocacy, legal and ethical issues, and professional development and…Speaker
E. Mary Johnson, BSN, AMB-BC, NE-BC (ret.)Consultant, Career Coach for Nurses
IdentificationOD06DateJuly 27, 2020Credits1 CH | Expired August 18, 2022This presentation discusses the process of training registered nurses working at the FQHC on integrating behavioral health into primary care and the effect of the behavioral health integration on patient outcomes…Speakers
Quyen Phan, DNP, APRN, FNP-BCAssistant Clinical Professor, Emory UniversityBrenda Cibulas, APRN, BC, CGPJeannine Blackman, MSN, RNJoAnna Hillman, MPHGeneralSession Categories$30Standard Price
IdentificationP32ADateJune 26, 2019Introduction: Pediatric ambulatory nursing services are growing. An increasing number of patients present with multiple health problems that require more monitoring, a broader skill set, and most importantly patient education…Speaker
Nargis Ali, MSN, RNSpecialtiesGeneralSession CategoriesFreeStandard Price- IdentificationP10BDateJune 26, 2019Evidence-based professional development initiatives such as certification and clinical ladder advancement can improve nursing knowledge and staff satisfaction and promote team building, henceforth impact patient outcomes…
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Dawn Morrow, RNJeanette Perlick, BSN, RNSpecialtiesGeneralSession CategoriesFreeStandard Price 
IdentificationOD1DateMay 11, 2019Credits7.9 CH | Expired September 24, 2022This presentation will touch on several areas of test content, including clinical practice, telehealth and telephone triage, medical management systems, education, documentation and informatics, and quality and operations…
IdentificationP019Background: A highly engaged and well-trained workforce is vital to safe and effective care. Our organization identified a concerning, downward trend in employee engagement scores and convened a cross-functional workgroup to identify contributing factors and develop solutions…Speakers
Nichole Jantzi, MSHS, RN, AMB-BCChristine Rawlinson, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, AMB-BCGeneral
IdentificationP069The fast-paced environment of ambulatory care nursing requires new hires to be equipped with powerful tools of knowledge, skill, and abilities to deliver high-quality safe care…Speakers
Lynn D'Angelo, DNP, RN, NEA-BCDirector, Ambulatory Clinical Excellence, UMass Memorial Medical CenterAmy Moisan, RN
IdentificationP041Learning outcome: After viewing this presentation, the learner will be able to describe the importance of ambulatory care clinical ladders in professional development and how to operationalize a health system clinical ladder…Speakers
Kaitlyn Gore, MSN, RN, CCRNCalli Wood, MSN Ed, RN, NPD-BCDirector of Ambulatory Nursing Education and Training, UT Southwestern Medical CenterSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationP051Purpose: Using human-centered leadership dimension and attributes, ambulatory care nurse leaders developed professional development activities and created a culture of innovative exemplary professional practice…Speaker
Mildred Sattler, DNP, MSN, RN, CCRNCorporate Director of Nurse Retention and Career Development, Emory HealthcareSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationP063Team-based organizations rely on leaders throughout the organization to champion and execute new ways of working to reflect best standard practice. Professional development and cultivation of effective collaboration with leadership in health care can be challenging…Speakers
Jacki Johns, MSN, RNSamantha Greed, MSN, RNSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationFeatured P003Purpose: Transitioning into ambulatory care nursing presents unique challenges for experienced registered nurses (RNs)…Speakers
Megan Daulton, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, AMB-BCBrittany Waller, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, OCNSpecialties
IdentificationP058Purpose: Medical assistants (MA) are a rapidly growing and crucial part of the ambulatory care team…Speaker
Joanna Clabaugh, MSN, RNSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationAMBJ2503Credits1.3 CH | Available until June 30, 2027IssueApril/May/June 2025Continuing Education Instructions and Disclosure Information:Authors
Amanda K. Shimko, MS, RN, CNLRosemarie L. Passamonte, DNP, FNP-BCSpecialties$20Standard Price
