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Identification201DateApril 4, 2024Credits1.25 CH | Available until April 6, 2026Workplace violence, incivility, and bullying decrease patient quality of care and safety. Nurses must demand safe and secure care environments for themselves and their patients, striving for zero tolerance…Speakers
Elizabeth A. Sparks, MSN, RN, NE-BCDawn L. Fletcher, DNP, RN, NEA-BCSpecialtiesGeneral$38Standard PriceMembers save $13
Identification301DateApril 14, 2023Credits1.5 CH | Expired April 15, 2025Join us for a town hall discussion focusing on workplace safety in the ambulatory care nursing environment, with an opportunity to share your own ambulatory care experiences in practice…Speakers
Dawn Fletcher, DNP, RN, NEA-BCNurse Administrator, Mayo ClinicElizabeth Sparks, MSN, RN, NE-BCAdministrative Director, Nursing, Vanderbilt University Medical CenterCorrie Berry, MMHC, BSN, RNAdministrative Director, Vanderbilt University Medical CenterCara Spencer, PhD, APRN, FNP-BCResearch Nurse Scientist, UCHealthJune Fouse, MSN/Ed, RN, NPD-BCClinical Nurse Educator, UCHealthPanissa Caldwell, MHA, BSN, RNDirector of Clinical Central Operations for Medical Group, Novant HealthToni Dural, BSN, RNMarket Clinical Nurse Manager , Novant HealthSpecialties$38Standard PriceMembers save $13
IdentificationFeatured P067DateMarch 14, 2023Purpose: The purpose of this project was to implement a behavioral emergency response team (BERT) within ambulatory care (AC) to address aggressive or other behavioral health crises…Speakers
Heather Thompson, MSN, RN, OCNCara Spencer, PhD, APRN, FNP-BCResearch Nurse Scientist, UCHealth
IdentificationFeatured P077DateMarch 14, 2023Purpose and background: Patients with end-stage liver disease are frequently admitted to the hospital due to the complex nature of the disease process. This places them at risk for hospital-acquired complications and injuries which include pressure injuries, deep vein thrombosis, and falls…Speaker
Cara Spencer, PhD, APRN, FNP-BCResearch Nurse Scientist, UCHealthGeneral
IdentificationFeatured P078DateMarch 14, 2023Background: Workplace violence in healthcare is a growing and global problem with verbal violence as the most prevalent form of workplace violence experienced by nurses. For ambulatory care nurses, verbal violence may also occur over the telephone while triaging and providing patient care…Speakers
June Fouse, MSN/Ed, RN, NPD-BCClinical Nurse Educator, UCHealthCara Spencer, PhD, APRN, FNP-BCResearch Nurse Scientist, UCHealthGeneral
Identification142DateMay 18, 2022Credits1 CH | Expired May 21, 2024In these short rapid-fire presentations, speakers will highlight approaches to managing issues related to safety in the practice environment…Speakers
Meg Colleton, BSN, RN, CPHQNurse Researcher, Press Ganey Associates LLCCatima Potter, MPHSenior Analyst, Press Ganey Associates LLCKathy Day, MSN, RN, OCNNurse Manager, University HospitalsKimberly Knight, BSN, RN, PCCN, NE-BCInfection Preventionist, University Hospital Physician ServicesEsther Thatcher, PhD, RNNurse Scientist, University HospitalsSpecialtiesGeneralquality | safety | workplace violence | prevention | continuing nursing education | assaults | well-being | falls | committee | MIPS$30Standard PriceMembers save $10
IdentificationP52ADateJune 26, 2019Description of the project: Awareness of workplace violence experienced by healthcare providers from patients is increasing across the nation…Speakers
Marla Frahm, MAN, RNAllyse Hutchinson, MSN, APRN, ACNS-BCSpecialtiesGeneralSession CategoriesFreeStandard Price
IdentificationAMBJ2202Credits1.3 CH | Expired May 1, 2024IssueMarch/April 2022CONTINUING EDUCATION INSTRUCTIONS AND DISCLOSURE INFORMATION:Speakers
June Fouse, MSN/Ed, RN, NPD-BCClinical Nurse Educator, UCHealthCara Spencer, PhD, APRN, FNP-BCResearch Nurse Scientist, UCHealthAuthor
Rachel Musenero, BSN, RN$20Standard Price
Identification2024_NEC_MAIssueMarch/April 2024Workplace violence in ambulatory care is less controlled than in inpatient settings due to a variety of factors, including location, patient population, volume of visits, hours of operation, physical environment, and availability of resources…Authors
Dawn L. Fletcher, DNP, RN, NEA-BCElizabeth A. Sparks, MSN, RN, NE-BCGeneral
Identificationjacn_JF_A2Credits1.3 CH | Available until March 31, 2027IssueQuarter 1VolumeVolume 1 • Number 1Continuing Education Instructions and Disclosure Information:Authors
Cara Spencer, PhD, APRN, FNP-BCResearch Nurse Scientist, UCHealthJune Fouse, MSN/Ed, RN, NPD-BCClinical Nurse Educator, UCHealthStephanie Storch-Goodyear, MS, RN, NPD-BCJennifer Rodgers, DNP, ACNP-BC, FAANPSpecialtiesGeneral$33Standard Price
IdentificationP032The dismissal of patients from care in ambulatory care practice locations often results from behavioral concerns that oftentimes escalate to incidences of workplace violence…Speakers
Elizabeth Carreira, MBA, BSN, RN, CPPS, AMB-BC, NEA-BCRebecca DelleFave, MS, BSN, RNVice President, Chief Nursing Officer Ambulatory, Rochester Regional HealthSpecialtiesGeneral
