Version date: September 17, 2012
All events
held in Medical
Center North Ballroom
9:00am
to 10:00am
11:30am
to 12:30pm
WHO’S THE HEALTH CARE DECISION MAKER?: AGENTS,
GUARDIANS, CONSERVATORS, & SURROGATES (1.0 Contact Hour)
presented by Joe Fanning, PhD
8:00am
Assistant Director of the Clinical Ethics Service Center for
to 9:00am
Biomedical Ethics & Society
and again at
12:30pm
EASY, BREEZY MEALS IN MINUTES (no Contact Hours offered)
Sample tasty treats you can easily recreate; limited to 30 people to 1:30pm
All events
held in Medical
Center North Ballroom
LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER,
QUEER, & INTERSEX LIFE (Contact Hours TBD)
presented by Shane Snowdon, MA
Director, Health & Aging Program at
Human Rights Campaign Foundation
presented by Stacey Kendrick, MSHealth Educator, Health Plus
1:00pm
to 2:00pm
PREVENTING VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE SETTING:
WHAT IS YOUR ROLE AT THE BEDSIDE? (Contact Hours TBD)
presented by Sandra Blount, BSN, RN
Staff Nurse 4—Vanderbilt Trauma Center
Chair—Workplace Violence Prevention Task Force
2:00pm
SHALL WE DANCE? SUPPORTING THE PARTNERSHIP
to 3:00pm BETWEEN PATIENTS, FAMILIES, & PROFESSIONALS
TO ADVANCE SAFETY, QUALITY, & THE
EXPERIENCE OF CARE (1.0 Contact Hour)
presented by Juliette Schlucter
8:00am
LEADING CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT: STRATEGIES
Consultant, Institute for Patient
to 12:00pm & TOOLS FOR SUCCESS IN SHARED GOVERNANCE
and Family Centered Care
(4.0 Contact Hours)
presented by Megan Youngblood
Sr. Operations Engineer, Meaningful Use Department
Light Hall 412
Cosponsored by VUMC, Department of Nursing Education and The VUMC Nursing Research Committee.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Department of Nursing Education and Professional
Development is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Tennessee Nurses
Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
1:00pm
TRANSITION OF CARE: FROM HOME TO HOSPITAL
to 2:00pm DISCHARGE & BEYOND (Contact Hours TBD)
presented by Beth Anctil, MSN, RN
Director, Transition Management
Light Hall 208
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Version date: September 17, 2012
*Registration not required for any Research Day Events
9:30am to 10:45am Concurrent Breakout Sessions
Session A
TVC 1800 (Contact hours TBD)
Session B
PRB 206 (Contact hours TBD)
Capturing Quality Metrics Through the Use
of Nursing Documentation in an
Outpatient Chemotherapy Infusion Center
presented by Tracy Coyne, MSN, RN
A Description of US Nurse Residency
Programs
presented by
James Barnett, PhD, MSN, RN
Cancer Patient Satisfaction with an
Automated Telephone Symptoms
Monitoring System Aimed at Improving
Communication with Health Care
Providers
presented by
Mary Ellen Egger, APN, MSN, WHNP
Art to Heart: The Effects of Staff
Created Art on the Post-Operative
Rehabilitation of Cardiovascular
Surgery Patients
presented by
Mary Gwyn Bowen, RN, MA
Device Related Pressure Ulcer Protocol
presented by Angela Lynn, BA, RRT-NPS
Session C
Light Hall 419 A-D (Contact hours TBD)
Conducting Journal Clubs and Other
Evidence-based Activities on the Unit
presented by
Traci Denton, RN, BA, CCRN
Darlene McCormick, RN
Pamela Phillips, RN
In Situ Simulation Team Training
Program Evaluation
presented by
Melissa Powell, BSN, MSHCA
11:00am to 12:30pm Research Poster Presentation
MCN Ballroom
Box lunches for first come, first serve (no contact hours)
1:00pm to 2:00pm Keynote Address From Research to Theory to Practice: Caring Matters (Contact hours TBD)
Light Hall 208 or online: click for live webcast
presented by Kristen Swanson, RN, PhD, FAAN
Dean and Alumni Distinguished Professor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
About our speaker:
Dean Swanson is renowned for her research on pregnancy loss and for development of the Swanson Theory of Caring – a theory that is used
internationally to guide research, education, and practice. She is an alumnus of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Nurse Executive Fellows
program and a member of the American Academy of Nursing. Before going to Chapel Hill, she held the University of WashingtonMedical Center Term
Professorship in Nursing Leadership. She also served as Chairperson of the Department of Family and Child Nursing at the University of Washington
School of Nursing where she was a faculty member for over 20 years.