Keynote Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Global health issues in diabetes care

Adele Webb, Strategic Education, Inc., United States

This presentation will demonstrate the spread and seriousness of the current global diabetes pandemic. By examining the concepts of social determinants of health and how such determinants relate to the global pandemic, this presentation will offer interventions based on a populat [....] » Read More

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Title : Mindfulness…A path to self-care and wellness during stressful times in our lives as professionals

Donna White, University of Massachusetts - Boston, United States

This Workshop will present the factors that often lead to Stress in the Workplace. Variable stressors increase the demand on the human body and may lead to physical and emotional ailments that potentially lead to a loss of purpose in one’s life. The presentation [....] » Read More

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Title : Grow your own APRNs and keep them forever; Success in Colorado

Callie Anne Bittner, Colorado Center for Nursing Excellence, United States

Rural youth are twice as likely to commit suicide in Colorado. Nine of the ten counties with the highest overdose rates are rural. 51% of all rural counties do not have an addiction counselor. Colorado ranks 17th for adults with mental illness who did not receive treatment. The s [....] » Read More

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Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Substituting simulated ward practice for clinical practice during the COVID-19 pandemic: Action research

Wong Sze Wing Julia, Tung Wah College, Hong Kong

Background: All clinical practicums for nursing students in Hong Kong have been suspended since February 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. To avoid delays to student graduation and maintain the quality of clinical learning, the school of nursing created a simulated ward for [....] » Read More

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Title : Patient involvement in chronic disease management: Research highlights

Joanne Smith Young, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

Numerous potential benefits come from developing new approaches for working with patients and developing partnerships with them to better manage their own healthcare and service delivery. These benefits include increased patient satisfaction and trust, improved patients’ qu [....] » Read More

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Title : Addressing workplace violence: Insider secrets to achieving positive organizational outcomes

Mary Fanning, WVU Medicine, United States

Project Overview Workplace violence in healthcare extends beyond emergency and behavioral settings. Executive leadership is challenged with establishing a systems to support the workforce in a challenging work environment. Leaders at a 790-bed, Magnet designated, aca [....] » Read More

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Title : Treating infectious diseases during the Covid pandemic in a vulnerable population

Eileen G Scarinci, North Jersey Community Research Initative, United States

The Covid 19 Pandemic has created many barriers for treating patients with infectious diseases. We are an urban Health Care Center located in Newark NJ, which had one of the highest rates of Covid in the state. Our patients are living in shelters, multifamily dwellings, pub [....] » Read More

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Title : The Impact of mindfulness training on stress and burnout during the first six months of practice

Denise Stage McNulty, Houston Methodist Willowbrook and Texas Women’s University, United States

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Title : Increasing nursing student success with early individual remediation

Faye Fairchild, Columbia College, United States

Background: Nurse educators should implement remediation strategies to reduce student nurse attrition, improve graduation rates, and ultimately decrease the nursing shortage. This pilot study aimed to increase the retention rate of at-risk nursing students in an undergraduate &ls [....] » Read More

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Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Reflective journaling through one minute paper

Rebecca Toothaker, Bloomsburg University, United States

Background: Reflective journaling has been the impetus to promote a learner-centered environment where the student learns the practice of nursing through reflection. The National League of Nursing (2019) reiterates the importance of reflection and critical thinking within the cor [....] » Read More

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Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Reflective journaling through one minute paper

Pamela E Cook, Bloomsburg University, United States

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Title : Diabetic screening and self-care in the severely mental ill person

Rosemarie White, Delaware State University, United States

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Title : Violence in Nursing: Silent Epidemic

Miranda Squire, UC Health, United States

Background: Healthcare workers face a daily threat that has a potential to injure them both psychologically and physically, patients who are violent. The actual prevalence of verbal and physical violence is not known as professionals tend to under-report violent incidences. Viole [....] » Read More

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Title : Psychological impact of Covid-19 on nurses: A survey utilizing standard measures of distress, resilience and growth

Matthew Hickling, Community Care Physicians - Siena College, United States

Nurses are high risk front-line workers dealing with Covid-19. Psychological distress has been found to impact a large number of nursing professionals during the Covid-19 pandemic. Healthcare workers have been identified as having significant emotional reactions to exposure relat [....] » Read More

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Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Promoting caregiver engagement during transitional care using the 4Ms framework of age-friendly care

Jessie Dhaliwal, PopHealthCare and Pennsylvania State University, United States

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Title : Using the “Circle Way”: A tool for developing a reflective practice

Angela Lang, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, United States

Reflection is an evidence-based strategy to promote deeper learning and intentionally improve one’s understanding of the impact of one’s professional actions and of the emotional response to learning one’s professional skills. Teaching reflection skills and sett [....] » Read More

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Title : Untangling skin breakdown & poor wound healing outcomes

Lore E Rhodes, WOC, United States

The major categories of chronic dermal ulcers are complex and difficult to prevent and treat. These are the categories of venous stasis, neuropathic (diabetic), arterial insufficiency, and pressure ulcers/injuries plaguing patients who suffer with the health conditions after whic [....] » Read More

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Title : Using the “Circle Way”: A Tool for developing a reflective practice

Christine Feierstein, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, United States

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Title : Resilience in the Face of Change; Covid-19, Chaos, and Commitment

Patricia Love, Florida Gateway College, United States

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Title : Lived experience of frontline nurses supporting two hospitals in Wuhan during the COVID-19 pandemic: An interpretative phenomenological analysis

Xiaoyun Zhou, The University of Queensland, Australia

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Title : Development of global perception among nursing students in Japan

Machiko Higuchi, National College of Nursing, Japan

Nursing education was first established in Japan in 1885, only 25 years after Florence Nightingale established her nursing school in Britain. However, only 11 nursing colleges had been established by the 1990s in Japan. Nursing education has since developed rapidly, with 272 nurs [....] » Read More

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Title : Addressing workplace violence: Insider secrets to achieving positive organizational outcomes

Dan C Harris, WVU Medicine, United States

Project Overview: Workplace violence in healthcare extends beyond emergency and behavioral settings. Executive leadership is challenged with establishing a systems to support the workforce in a challenging work environment. Leaders at a 790-bed, Magnet designated, academic medica [....] » Read More

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Title : Parents’ perception of nursing support in neonatal intensive care units in private hospitals in the Western Cape

Immaculate Ndango Nyonka, N1 City Netcare Hospital, South Africa

Parents undergo negative experiences that include parental anxiety, depression, and posttraumatic stress when their newborn babies are hospitalised in neonatal intensive care unit. During this stressful period, parents need assistance from staff in order to cope. A quantitative, [....] » Read More

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Keynote Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Social Determinants of Health and the Role of Public Health Systems

Natalia Cineas, New York City Health + Hospitals, United States

The social determinants of health as defined by the World Health Organization and U.S. Centers for Disease Control represent a vast range of physical, environmental, economic, social, cultural, political, governmental and community conditions that have a significant impact on peo [....] » Read More

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Title : Nursing Education in a Pandemic – Thinking Outside the Box

Daryle Wane, Pasco-Hernando State College, United States

During this unprecedented time in the history of the world, nursing students and nursing faculty have literally been immersed in a health pandemic and yet expected to learn, perform, and excel within this limitation. The following methods will be utilized to gather data for analy [....] » Read More

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Title : Conscious heart connection: A tool for self-care and wellbeing in the 21st century

Ilene Gottlieb, Vibrational Healing From The Heart, Inc., United States

The key to experiencing true happiness, success, overall wellbeing and inner peace in your professional and personal life begins and ends with a conscious connection to your heart … period! During these challenging times, self-care is a necessity in order to maintain overa [....] » Read More

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Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Title : It’s not the carrot or the stick, it’s what makes your people tick: how smart healthcare leaders can leverage the new science of motivation to maximize workflow and increase patient satisfaction

Brian Trzaskos, Motivation Beyond Measure, United States

That’s how much money U.S. companies have invested in “employee engagement” programs since 2010 and we’ve barely moved the needle. Gallup reports that over 66% of healthcare workers are disengaged from their work and 54% of healthcare professionals report [....] » Read More

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Title : Grief, resilience and advocacy. Call to action for Italian Nurses during COVID-19 pandemic

Giuseppina Seppini, S. Croce e Carle Hospital, Italy

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Title : A multi-year investigation of the social determinants of opioid-related deaths in older adults

Armiel Suriaga, Florida Atlantic University, United States

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Title : Reflecting on reflective practice

Sue Roe, The Roe Group Enterprises, LLC, United States

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Title : A therapeutic play program based on stress and coping theory and cognitive development theory for children undergoing kidney biopsy procedure with local anesthesia: The development and feasibility testing

Rui Zhao, Children’s Hospital of Fudan University, China

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Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Facilitation of caring through the development of mindfulness - A concept analysis

Lerato Matshaka, University of Johannesburg, South Africa

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Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Title : Effect of a tailored multidimensional intervention on the care burden among family caregivers of stroke survivors: Study protocol for a randomized controlled trial