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IdentificationP34BDateJune 26, 2019In a neurology clinic within a large academic health system, patients who enter the clinic frequently have medical conditions that make progression through an office visit challenging. Patients may present to the clinic to discuss their impaired memory, movement, or speech abilities…Speakers
Tammie B. O'Connor, MSN, RN, CCRN-K, NE-BCMichelle Walsh, BSN, RNSpecialtiesGeneralSession CategoriesFreeStandard Price
IdentificationP077DateApril 22, 2022In November 2020, during the COVID epidemic, monoclonal antibody infusions such as bamlanivimab were identified as an effective treatment for more severe cases of SARS-CoV-2 and were given emergency use authorization (EUA) from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA, 2020)…Speakers
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IdentificationP033Background: There is a paucity of studies or protocols specifically designed for the initial wean off ventilatory support in pediatric patients with chronic respiratory failure during an outpatient follow-up visit. Most of the published protocols are in the inpatient setting…Speakers
Jennifer Pfieffer, MSN, APRN, PCNS-BC, ESMHLAbby Zaleski, RNGeneral
IdentificationP014Objectives: Discuss how to complete a survey assessment to evaluate learning needs. Discuss an interdisciplinary approach to creating an education bundle…Speakers
Lindsay Gatton, MSN, RN, NPD-BCKiana Scott, MSN, RN, NPDS, CNML, CCRN-KSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationP042Learning outcome: Poster presentation learners will identify innovative strategies to address the ambulatory care nursing shortage…Speaker
Yesenia Navarro-Pais, MSN, RN, CPHON, AMB-BCSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationP074Background: The medical care of persons with chronic infection often involves the use of outpatient parenteral antibiotic therapy (OPAT). Benefits include significantly reduced hospitalization cost, days of hospitalization, and hospital-acquired infections, as well as improved quality of life…Speakers
Jessica Davis, BSN, RNDimmi Jackson, BSN, RNSpecialtiesGeneral
IdentificationAMBJ2404Credits1.3 CH | Available until August 31, 2026IssueJuly/August 2024CONTINUING EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONS AND DISCLOSURE INFORMATION:Authors
Jessica Stroh, RN, DC, MNJill Shelton, BSN, RNKyle Balduf, LSW, ACMCatherine H. Ivory, PhD, RN-BC, RNC-OB, FAANSpecialtiesGeneral$20Standard Price
IdentificationAMBJ2406Credits1.3 CH | Available until December 31, 2026IssueNovember/December 2024CONTINUING EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONS AND DISCLOSURE INFORMATION:Authors
Christina A. Kearns, MSN, RN, AMB-BCJaclyn S. Schindler, MPH, FNP-BC, RN-BCSpecialtiesGeneral$20Standard Price
IdentificationFeatured P008Purpose: Outpatient nurses may perceive they have adequate diabetes knowledge, but their perceptions may not align with actual knowledge, potentially resulting in the sharing of inaccurate information. Prior to this study, little was known about basic diabetes knowledge among outpatient nurses…Speaker
Melissa Matras, BSN, RN, CNMLSpecialtiesGeneral- IdentificationAMBJ2503Credits1.3 CH | Available until June 30, 2027IssueApril/May/June 2025Continuing Education Instructions and Disclosure Information:
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Amanda K. Shimko, MS, RN, CNLRosemarie L. Passamonte, DNP, FNP-BCSpecialties$20Standard Price
