D I S T I N G U I S H E D FA C U LT Y
Ginny Beeson, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, Captain, USN (Ret),
Principal, Ginny Beeson & Associates, Arlington, VA
Pamela Brown, MS, RN, Pamela Brown Associates,
Brownsville, VT
Leah Curtin, ScD(h), RN, FAAN, Executive Editor of
American Nurse Today, Clinical Professor of Nursing,
University of Cincinnati School of Nursing, Cincinnati, OH
Deborah A. D’Avolio, PhD, BC-ACNP, ANP, Associate
Professor, School of Nursing, Northeastern University, Geriatric
Nurse Specialist 65plus Program, Nurse Scientist Yvonne L.
Munn Center for Nursing Research, Massachusetts General
Hospital, Boston, MA
C
Annual
nurse Leaders and Managers conference
16th
co n t i n u i n g n u r s i n g e d u c at i o n
Committed to Advancing the Practice of Nursing
The Colony Hotel
Kennebunkport, Maine
To be held at
october 20–21, 2011
Leadership: Compass for
New Direction
Tara Healey, MEd, Program Director, Mindfulness Based
Learning, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Wellesley, MA
David Lee, MEd, Principal, HumanNature @ Work, Saco, ME
Ellen Menard, MBA, BSN, RN, Patient Advocacy Expert,
Author, Speaker, Writer, Sarasota, FL
Sandra Pascucci, RN, Retired, Manchester, NH
Susan Jo Roberts, DNSc, ANP, FAAN, Professor, School of
Nursing, Northeastern University, Boston, MA
Ronald Schneider Jr., Esq, Bernstein Shur Law Firm,
Portland, ME
Geoffrey Tarbox, MBA, BSN, RN, Director of Nursing
Budgeting and Operations Analysis, Mary Hitchcock Memorial
Hospital, Lebanon, NH
Trinidad Tellez, MD, Director, Office of Minority Health &
Refugee Affairs, NH Department of Health and Human
Services, Concord, NH
Margaret Walker, EdD, RN, Executive Director, NH Board of
Nursing, Concord, NH
Kathy McCollett, Organizational Culture Change Specialist,
PHI, Bronx, NY
PLANNING COMMIT TEE
Judy Asci, MS, RN, CEN, Nurse Care Manager, Harvard Pilgrim
Health Care, Bedford, NH
www.facebook.com/cne.saintanselm
visit us online:
www.anselm.edu/cne
Margaret Franckhauser, MS, MPH, RN, CEO, Central New
Hampshire VNA & Hospice, Laconia, NH
Karen Grafton, RN, BSN, CCRN, Program Coordinator, Saint
Anselm College, Manchester, NH
Stay in touch
Amy Guthrie, MS, RN, Director, Continuing Nursing Education,
Saint Anselm College, Manchester, NH
Jane Leonard, MBA, BSN, RN, President Elect NH Nurses
Association, Concord, NH
Leadership: Compass for New Direction
Patricia Masson, MSN, RN, Senior Manager, Clinical Programs,
Network Development Team, Massachusetts General Hospital,
Boston, MA
Annual
nurse Leaders and Managers conference
16th
Margaret A. Rice, MS, RN, Senior Consultant, Consulting
Associates, Manchester, NH
Roberta A. Vitale-Nolen, MBA, MA, APRN, BC, Administrator,
Patient Care Services, Chief Nursing Officer, New Hampshire
Hospital, Concord NH
Wonderful conference and speakers
with cutting-edge information—
really pleased!
—2010 conference participant
Excellent program and speakers.
Something for everybody!
—2009 conference participant
This has become a conference
now that I schedule annually—
the information is so applicable
and presenters great!
—2008 conference participant
co n t i n u i n g n u r s i n g e d u c at i o n
100 Saint Anselm Drive
Manchester, NH 03102-1310
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Manchester, NH
Permit #6035
www.facebook.com/cne.saintanselm
visit us online: www.anselm.edu/cne
Ellen Menard, MBA, BSN, RN, Patient Advocacy Expert,
Author, Speaker, Writer, Sarasota, FL
Pamela Brown, MS, RN, Pamela Brown Associates,
Brownsville, VT
Sandra Pascucci, RN, Retired, Manchester, NH
Leah Curtin, ScD(h), RN, FAAN, Executive Editor of
American Nurse Today, Clinical Professor of Nursing,
University of Cincinnati School of Nursing, Cincinnati, OH
Deborah A. D’Avolio, PhD, BC-ACNP, ANP, Associate
Professor, School of Nursing, Northeastern University, Geriatric
Nurse Specialist 65plus Program, Nurse Scientist Yvonne L.
Munn Center for Nursing Research, Massachusetts General
Hospital, Boston, MA
C
D I S T I N G U I S H E D FA C U LT Y
Ginny Beeson, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, Captain, USN (Ret),
Principal, Ginny Beeson & Associates, Arlington, VA
Tara Healey, MEd, Program Director, Mindfulness Based
Learning, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, Wellesley, MA
David Lee, MEd, Principal, HumanNature @ Work, Saco, ME
Susan Jo Roberts, DNSc, ANP, FAAN, Professor, School of
Nursing, Northeastern University, Boston, MA
Ronald Schneider Jr., Esq, Bernstein Shur Law Firm,
Portland, ME
Geoffrey Tarbox, MBA, BSN, RN, Director of Nursing
Budgeting and Operations Analysis, Mary Hitchcock Memorial
Hospital, Lebanon, NH
Trinidad Tellez, MD, Director, Office of Minority Health &
Refugee Affairs, NH Department of Health and Human
Services, Concord, NH
Margaret Walker, EdD, RN, Executive Director, NH Board of
Nursing, Concord, NH
Kathy McCollett, Organizational Culture Change Specialist,
PHI, Bronx, NY
PLANNING COMMIT TEE
Judy Asci, MS, RN, CEN, Nurse Care Manager, Harvard Pilgrim
Health Care, Bedford, NH
Margaret Franckhauser, MS, MPH, RN, CEO, Central New
Hampshire VNA & Hospice, Laconia, NH
co n t i n u i n g n u r s i n g e d u c at i o n
Committed to Advancing the Practice of Nursing
The Colony Hotel
Kennebunkport, Maine
To be held at
october 20–21, 2011
Annual
nurse Leaders and Managers conference
16th
Leadership: Compass for
New Direction
www.facebook.com/cne.saintanselm
visit us online:
www.anselm.edu/cne
Karen Grafton, RN, BSN, CCRN, Program Coordinator, Saint
Anselm College, Manchester, NH
Amy Guthrie, MS, RN, Director, Continuing Nursing Education,
Saint Anselm College, Manchester, NH
Stay in touch
Jane Leonard, MBA, BSN, RN, President Elect NH Nurses
Association, Concord, NH
Patricia Masson, MSN, RN, Senior Manager, Clinical Programs,
Network Development Team, Massachusetts General Hospital,
Boston, MA
Margaret A. Rice, MS, RN, Senior Consultant, Consulting
Associates, Manchester, NH
Leadership: Compass for New Direction
Annual
nurse Leaders and Managers conference
16th
Roberta A. Vitale-Nolen, MBA, MA, APRN, BC, Administrator,
Patient Care Services, Chief Nursing Officer, New Hampshire
Hospital, Concord NH
Wonderful conference and speakers
with cutting-edge information—
really pleased!
—2010 conference participant
Excellent program and speakers.
Something for everybody!
—2009 conference participant
This has become a conference
now that I schedule annually—
the information is so applicable
and presenters great!
—2008 conference participant
co n t i n u i n g n u r s i n g e d u c at i o n
100 Saint Anselm Drive
Manchester, NH 03102-1310
www.facebook.com/cne.saintanselm
visit us online: www.anselm.edu/cne
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
Manchester, NH
Permit #6035
G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N
WEDnESDay, octobEr 19, 2011
5:30–6:30 pM
Early registration
• Want a chance to sleep a little later or enjoy a more leisurely breakfast? take advantage of our early registration opportunity.
thurSDay, octobEr 20, 2011
conFErEncE Day 1
7:30–8:30 aM
registration and coffee
8:30–9:45 aM
KEynotE: Quantum Leadership
• Leadership isn’t about strategies or deployment of resources. it is about how you
look at people, how you treat them—and whether or not you stand for something
worthwhile. recent research in quantum physics confirms this—and much more!
10:05–11:20 aM
Choose either
Session A or B
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion a: Holding the Bottom Line: Concepts and Toolbox for Nurse Managers
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . geoffrey tarbox, MBa, Bsn, rn
SESSion b: Introduction to the Coaching Approach to Supervision
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Mccollett
11:30 aM–12:30 pM
Lunch (provided)
12:30–1:45 pM
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion c: Nurses in Recovery: Multi-Faceted Approach to Dealing with Addiction
Choose either
Session C or D
2:00–3:15 pM
Choose either
Session E or F
3:20–4:35 pM
Choose either
Session G or H
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leah curtin, scd(h), rn, faan
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margaret Walker, edd, rn, sandra pascucci, rn,
and ronald schneider Jr., esq
SESSion D: Ethics, Law, and Management: Bridging the Gap
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leah curtin, scd(h), rn, faan
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion E: Leading from the Great Middle: The Essential Work of Nurse Managers
and Directors in Improving the Quality and Safety of Patient Care
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pamela Brown, Ms, rn
SESSion F: Lateral Violence: How to Improve Nursing Workplace Culture
by Decreasing It
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . susan Jo roberts, dnsc, anp, faan
Location: The Colony Hotel, Kennebunkport, Maine. This 1914 Grand
Oceanfront hotel is included in the National Trust’s Historic Hotels of
America. Spectacularly situated on the rock promontory overlooking
the Atlantic Ocean and the mouth of the Kennebunk River, it has a
heated saltwater swimming pool, private, safe, surf beach, and gorgeous organic gardens. It’s located within walking distance (1 mile) of
the charming village of Kennebunkport.
EarLy rEGiStration DiScount: In order to receive Early Registration
Discount, payment in the form of a check, Visa, or MasterCard must
accompany registration from and be in our office by September 21,
2011. All payments must be received by the start of the conference or a
personal check/cash/credit card will be necessary to attend. Not combinable with Group Discount.
hotEL inForMation: A block of overnight rooms have been reserved
at the special Gerontological Conference rate of $119 garden side and
$189 ocean side per night plus tax includes a full breakfast. Make
cancELLation/rEFunD PoLicy: Registrants who are not able to attend or
send a substitute can obtain a refund of registration fees, minus a $60
processing fee. A written request must be received by October 3, 2011.
REFUNDS WILL NOT BE ISSUED AFTER THIS DATE–NO EXCEPTIONS.
reservations directly with the hotel—ask for the Saint Anselm
College block. Overnight room reservation deadline: Rooms will be
conFirMationS: Your confirmation will be emailed to you. Since some
concurrent sessions will be limited in size, early registration is advised.
held until September 4, 2011. Thereafter, rooms and group rate may
no longer be available. For additional information and directions,
please call The Colony Hotel at 800-552-2363 or visit their website:
www.thecolonyhotel.com.
taPinG is not allowed.
contact hourS: This conference carries a maximum of 11.5 contact
hours for 2 days.
GrouP DiScount: If five or more people from the same agency register
at the same time for the same conference, you may deduct 10%. Mailed
registrations must arrive in the same envelope. Faxed registrations must
arrive together. Not combinable with Early Registration Discount.
MorE inForMation/SPEciaL nEEDS: For more information or if you
have a special need, please call 603-641-7086. You may also visit
www.anselm.edu.
saint anselm college is accredited as a provider of continuing
nursing education by the american nurses credentialing
center’s commission on accreditation.
www.facebook.com/cne.saintanselm
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion G: Broadening the Frame: The Implications for Delivering Quality Care
in an Increasingly Diverse NH and Beyond
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . trinidad tellez, Md
SESSion h: Mindfulness: The Art of Being Present
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tara Healey, Med
MaiL: Saint Anselm College, Continuing Ed #1745
100 Saint Anselm Drive
Manchester, NH 03102-1310
PhonE: 603-641-7086
credit card required
FaX: 603-641-7089
credit card required
onLinE: www.anselm.edu/cne
credit card required
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R E G I S T R AT I O N F O R M
FriDay, octobEr 21, 2011
conFErEncE Day 2
7:30–8:00 aM
registration for new attendees
8:00–9:15 aM
PLEnary 1: Facing Our Current Reality: The Need for Radical Leadership
• one of the most important leadership skills needed in the future will be courage:
choosing the right thing when it’s hard or unpopular, standing up for something
you believe amidst different opinions, advocating for what is right for nursing . . .
What does this leadership skill look like, and how do you develop it? come to
this engaging presentation and learn how to be a more courageous nursing leader.
Choose either
Session I or J
11:10 aM–12:25 pM
12:30–1:30 pM
1:30–2:45 pM
Choose either
Session K or L
2:45–3:00 pM
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion i: Constructive Feedback: How to Give It So They Want to
Hear It . . . and Use It
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . david Lee, Med
SESSion J: Building a Culture of Excellence: Why Courage?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ginny Beeson, Msn, rn, nea-Bc, captain, usn (ret)
PLEnary 2: Patient Advocacy: Between the Precipice and the Abyss,
Where Do yOU Fit?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ellen Menard, MBa, Bsn, rn
• this session addresses why the care delivery gap still exists and how nurse leaders and
managers are best positioned to cultivate a safe patient advocacy care milieu that will
improve quality outcomes, provider loyalty and satisfaction and significantly reduce errors.
Lunch (provided)
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion K: Fostering Healing Geriatric Environments: Lessons Learned from
Implementing Virtual ACE Units
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . deborah d’avolio, phd, Bc-acnp, anp
SESSion L: The Hidden Gift your Gen y Employees Are Offering you
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . david Lee, Med
Evaluations and Departures
Assignments will be made on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE basis.
Home Address
Date
City
State
Credentials
Zip (Essential)
Phone (
Email
n Check to receive email confirmation.
)
n Check to receive SAC-CNE Newsletters by email. Your
email address will not be sold or given to any third party.
Session
Thursday, Oct. 20: Morning
A or B
Afternoon choice 1
C or D
Afternoon choice 2
E or F
Afternoon choice 3
G or H
1st Choice
Friday, Oct. 21: Morning
I or J
Afternoon
K or L
conFErEncE FEES
early registration by 9/21
$195
2nd Choice
Employing Agency
Address
City
State
Single Day Conference (circle 1):
october 20 or october 21
Two Day Conference
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/20
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/21
Zip (Essential)
Method of Payment
n Check enclosed made payable to Saint Anselm College in the amount of $
Purchase Order #
StuDEnt & rEtirED
conFErEncE FEES
I authorize the use of my credit card: n Visa n MasterCard
Account #
Amount Authorized: $
OFFICE USE ONLy:
Date Rec’d:
Date
total of above selections:
Amount Rec’d:
Form of Pymt:
PCH ACH VI
$375
$25
$25
early registration by 9/21
Single Day Conference (circle 1):
october 20 or october 21
Two Day Conference
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/20
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/21
Exp.
Signature
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9:45–11:00 aM
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ginny Beeson, Msn, rn, nea-Bc, captain, usn (ret)
concurrEnt SESSion SELEctionS (rEquirED)
Name (Please print clearly or type)
MC
$
regular registration
$205
$410
regular registration
$145
$155
$275
$25
$25
$310
G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N
WEDnESDay, octobEr 19, 2011
5:30–6:30 pM
Early registration
• Want a chance to sleep a little later or enjoy a more leisurely breakfast? take advantage of our early registration opportunity.
thurSDay, octobEr 20, 2011
conFErEncE Day 1
7:30–8:30 aM
registration and coffee
8:30–9:45 aM
KEynotE: Quantum Leadership
• Leadership isn’t about strategies or deployment of resources. it is about how you
look at people, how you treat them—and whether or not you stand for something
worthwhile. recent research in quantum physics confirms this—and much more!
10:05–11:20 aM
Choose either
Session A or B
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion a: Holding the Bottom Line: Concepts and Toolbox for Nurse Managers
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . geoffrey tarbox, MBa, Bsn, rn
SESSion b: Introduction to the Coaching Approach to Supervision
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Mccollett
11:30 aM–12:30 pM
Lunch (provided)
12:30–1:45 pM
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion c: Nurses in Recovery: Multi-Faceted Approach to Dealing with Addiction
Choose either
Session C or D
2:00–3:15 pM
Choose either
Session E or F
3:20–4:35 pM
Choose either
Session G or H
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leah curtin, scd(h), rn, faan
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Margaret Walker, edd, rn, sandra pascucci, rn,
and ronald schneider Jr., esq
SESSion D: Ethics, Law, and Management: Bridging the Gap
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leah curtin, scd(h), rn, faan
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion E: Leading from the Great Middle: The Essential Work of Nurse Managers
and Directors in Improving the Quality and Safety of Patient Care
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pamela Brown, Ms, rn
SESSion F: Lateral Violence: How to Improve Nursing Workplace Culture
by Decreasing It
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . susan Jo roberts, dnsc, anp, faan
Location: The Colony Hotel, Kennebunkport, Maine. This 1914 Grand
Oceanfront hotel is included in the National Trust’s Historic Hotels of
America. Spectacularly situated on the rock promontory overlooking
the Atlantic Ocean and the mouth of the Kennebunk River, it has a
heated saltwater swimming pool, private, safe, surf beach, and gorgeous organic gardens. It’s located within walking distance (1 mile) of
the charming village of Kennebunkport.
EarLy rEGiStration DiScount: In order to receive Early Registration
Discount, payment in the form of a check, Visa, or MasterCard must
accompany registration from and be in our office by September 21,
2011. All payments must be received by the start of the conference or a
personal check/cash/credit card will be necessary to attend. Not combinable with Group Discount.
hotEL inForMation: A block of overnight rooms have been reserved
at the special Gerontological Conference rate of $119 garden side and
$189 ocean side per night plus tax includes a full breakfast. Make
cancELLation/rEFunD PoLicy: Registrants who are not able to attend or
send a substitute can obtain a refund of registration fees, minus a $60
processing fee. A written request must be received by October 3, 2011.
REFUNDS WILL NOT BE ISSUED AFTER THIS DATE–NO EXCEPTIONS.
reservations directly with the hotel—ask for the Saint Anselm
College block. Overnight room reservation deadline: Rooms will be
conFirMationS: Your confirmation will be emailed to you. Since some
concurrent sessions will be limited in size, early registration is advised.
held until September 4, 2011. Thereafter, rooms and group rate may
no longer be available. For additional information and directions,
please call The Colony Hotel at 800-552-2363 or visit their website:
www.thecolonyhotel.com.
taPinG is not allowed.
contact hourS: This conference carries a maximum of 11.5 contact
hours for 2 days.
GrouP DiScount: If five or more people from the same agency register
at the same time for the same conference, you may deduct 10%. Mailed
registrations must arrive in the same envelope. Faxed registrations must
arrive together. Not combinable with Early Registration Discount.
MorE inForMation/SPEciaL nEEDS: For more information or if you
have a special need, please call 603-641-7086. You may also visit
www.anselm.edu.
saint anselm college is accredited as a provider of continuing
nursing education by the american nurses credentialing
center’s commission on accreditation.
www.facebook.com/cne.saintanselm
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion G: Broadening the Frame: The Implications for Delivering Quality Care
in an Increasingly Diverse NH and Beyond
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . trinidad tellez, Md
SESSion h: Mindfulness: The Art of Being Present
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tara Healey, Med
MaiL: Saint Anselm College, Continuing Ed #1745
100 Saint Anselm Drive
Manchester, NH 03102-1310
PhonE: 603-641-7086
credit card required
FaX: 603-641-7089
credit card required
onLinE: www.anselm.edu/cne
credit card required
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R E G I S T R AT I O N F O R M
FriDay, octobEr 21, 2011
conFErEncE Day 2
7:30–8:00 aM
registration for new attendees
8:00–9:15 aM
PLEnary 1: Facing Our Current Reality: The Need for Radical Leadership
• one of the most important leadership skills needed in the future will be courage:
choosing the right thing when it’s hard or unpopular, standing up for something
you believe amidst different opinions, advocating for what is right for nursing . . .
What does this leadership skill look like, and how do you develop it? come to
this engaging presentation and learn how to be a more courageous nursing leader.
Choose either
Session I or J
11:10 aM–12:25 pM
12:30–1:30 pM
1:30–2:45 pM
Choose either
Session K or L
2:45–3:00 pM
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion i: Constructive Feedback: How to Give It So They Want to
Hear It . . . and Use It
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . david Lee, Med
SESSion J: Building a Culture of Excellence: Why Courage?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ginny Beeson, Msn, rn, nea-Bc, captain, usn (ret)
PLEnary 2: Patient Advocacy: Between the Precipice and the Abyss,
Where Do yOU Fit?
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ellen Menard, MBa, Bsn, rn
• this session addresses why the care delivery gap still exists and how nurse leaders and
managers are best positioned to cultivate a safe patient advocacy care milieu that will
improve quality outcomes, provider loyalty and satisfaction and significantly reduce errors.
Lunch (provided)
concurrEnt SESSionS
SESSion K: Fostering Healing Geriatric Environments: Lessons Learned from
Implementing Virtual ACE Units
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . deborah d’avolio, phd, Bc-acnp, anp
SESSion L: The Hidden Gift your Gen y Employees Are Offering you
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . david Lee, Med
Evaluations and Departures
Assignments will be made on a FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE basis.
Home Address
Date
City
State
Credentials
Zip (Essential)
Phone (
Email
n Check to receive email confirmation.
)
n Check to receive SAC-CNE Newsletters by email. Your
email address will not be sold or given to any third party.
Session
Thursday, Oct. 20: Morning
A or B
Afternoon choice 1
C or D
Afternoon choice 2
E or F
Afternoon choice 3
G or H
1st Choice
Friday, Oct. 21: Morning
I or J
Afternoon
K or L
conFErEncE FEES
early registration by 9/21
$195
2nd Choice
Employing Agency
Address
City
State
Single Day Conference (circle 1):
october 20 or october 21
Two Day Conference
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/20
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/21
Zip (Essential)
Method of Payment
n Check enclosed made payable to Saint Anselm College in the amount of $
Purchase Order #
StuDEnt & rEtirED
conFErEncE FEES
I authorize the use of my credit card: n Visa n MasterCard
Account #
Amount Authorized: $
OFFICE USE ONLy:
Date Rec’d:
Date
total of above selections:
Amount Rec’d:
Form of Pymt:
PCH ACH VI
$375
$25
$25
early registration by 9/21
Single Day Conference (circle 1):
october 20 or october 21
Two Day Conference
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/20
Companion Lunch Ticket for 10/21
Exp.
Signature
cut along here
9:45–11:00 aM
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ginny Beeson, Msn, rn, nea-Bc, captain, usn (ret)
concurrEnt SESSion SELEctionS (rEquirED)
Name (Please print clearly or type)
MC
$
regular registration
$205
$410
regular registration
$145
$155
$275
$25
$25
$310