THE NORTH CAROLINA HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATION PRESENTS

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1 THE NORTH CAROLINA HEALTH CARE FACILITIES ASSOCIATION PRESENTS PRESENTED BY: SUE ANN GUILDERMANN, RN, BA, MA EMPIRA, INC. May 19, 2016 HILTON CHARLOTTE UNIVERSITY PLACE 8629 J M KEYNES DRIVE CHARLOTTE, NC 28262

2 About the Program NCHCFA is pleased to once again partner with Empira to present a full-day seminar for all long-term care providers on UNDISTURBED SLEEP & ACTIVE DAYS-KEYS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF OUR RESIDENTS, which was a direct result from the findings of their previous Fall Prevention program. The goals of this grant-funded quality improvement project were to have residents sleep undisturbed throughout the night and be more physically active and engaged during the day. Learn how they changed operations in providing care and services to reach these goals. Growing evidence from medical research points to the importance of sleep and the devastating impact inadequate sleep and rest has on the lives of all human beings. The National Institute of Health notes, Seniors who get fewer than six hours of quality sleep at night have a 50% increased risk of viral infections and increased risk of heart disease and stroke. Poor sleep is also associated with a poorer quality of life. CMS and senior service providers have never considered sleep hygiene as an integral part of the plan of care and services provided to the resident. The MDS 3.0, with over 500 inquiries, only mentions the word sleep three times in the entire document and it contains no reference to a sleep assessment. Empira s consortium of 23 skilled nursing homes has come to the forefront in recognizing that a good night s sleep is one of the most important health benefits we can offer our residents. They are challenging and changing some of the long held standards of care practices and challenging regulatory requirements in order to achieve these goals. This session will cover the following: Restate the key components of the Empira Fall Prevention program. Explain the process that leads to the Empira Restorative Sleep Vitality Program. Discuss the etiology of sleep and wake in human beings. Identify the key components of the Empira Restorative Sleep Vitality Program. The top 10 disturbances to sleep. Five operational actions a long-term care provider can do to prevent sleep disturbance. About the Presenter - Sue Ann Guildermann Sue Ann Guildermann has over thirty-five years of experience providing education, leadership and consultation to non-profit and for-profit Long Term Care organizations. Sue Ann is a Registered Nurse with BA and MA degrees in communication and adult education. She currently produces educational seminars and conferences for Empira, a consortium of 27 skilled nursing facilities in Minnesota. Sue Ann directs quality improvement projects based upon resource analyses, evidence based practices and data assessment and interpretation. For the last four years, she has been responsible for the education of the leadership, management and direct-line staff of 23 skilled nursing facilities for a national and state pay-for-performance improvement project (PIPP). The purpose of this grant was to reduce resident falls in skilled nursing facilities. She has overseen the implementation of this program that has succeeded in reducing the prevalence of residents who have fallen by an average of 31%. In January 2012, Empira s Fall Prevention program was awarded the Minnesota Commissioner of Human Services,

3 Circle of Excellence Award for their contributions to the wellbeing of human services clients. This fall reduction program was the foundation and precursor for Empira's current three-year government funded project; the investigation and elimination of sleep disturbances of residents in skilled nursing facilities. Sue Ann has edited, designed and written educational manuals, printed materials and videotapes. She also currently teaches at the University of Minnesota in the School of Public Health. Sue Ann is both a nationally and internationally recognized speaker. Who Should Attend Administrators Consultants Risk Managers Directors of Nursing Quality Improvement Personnel Professional Nursing Staff Supervisory Staff CEU Information This program offers 5.5 contact hours for nursing home administrators. The North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association is a Registered Sponsor of continuing education with the NC State Board of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators. Comments regarding the Registered Sponsor Course may be addressed to: NCBENHA, 3733 National Drive, Suite 110, Raleigh, NC NCHCFA will issue a certificate of completion for 5.5 education contact hours for all other disciplines. Fee The cost to attend this seminar is $195 for members and $390 for non-members. This fee includes handouts, snacks, and lunch. YOU CAN REGISTER AND PAY ONLINE! TO REGISTER, GO TO AND CLICK ON UNDISTURBED SLEEP & ACTIVE DAYS-KEYS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF OUR RESIDENTS. Members may be invoiced. Non-members must submit payment online or mail with registration. Registration is open to anyone who would like to attend. Special Considerations Please call the Association office should you require any special arrangements including special menu considerations, hearing impairment devices, wheelchair access, etc. Cancellation Policy Written cancellations must be received ten business days prior to each program in order to be fully reimbursed. There will be a 50% handling fee for all cancellations received less than ten business days prior to each program but received at least five business days prior to each program. No refunds will be available for cancellations made after five business days before each program. Substitutions are welcome.

4 Agenda 8:15 AM 9:00 AM Registration 9:00 AM Noon Program Noon 1:00 PM Lunch 1:00 PM 4:00 PM Program There will be two 15-minute breaks- one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Overnight Accommodations and Directions NCHCFA has reserved a limited block of rooms at the hotel the night prior to the session. Please note the release date for rooms below and the special group code to reference when making your reservations. Please follow the links to the hotel website for directions. Hilton Charlotte University Place 8629 J M Keynes Drive Charlotte, NC (704) Room Release Date: May 2 nd, 2016 Reference Code: HEALTH CLTHUHF/index.html Questions Please or call Donna Snyder at the North Carolina Health Care Facilities Association at donnas@nchcfa.org or (919) if you have any questions regarding this program Bur Oak Circle Raleigh, NC (919) (919)

5 You may complete the form below and fax to the Association office OR REGISTER and PAY ONLINE! GO TO NursingHomesNC.com and click on UNDISTURBED SLEEP & ACTIVE DAYS- KEYS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE OF OUR RESIDENTS seminar registration button. Members may be invoiced. Non-members must submit payment online or mail with registration. Registration is open to anyone who would like to attend. The registration deadline is three business days prior to the program. Room temperatures are difficult to regulate in large settings so please bring a sweater. Register today Space is limited! May 19 th, 2016 Hilton Charlotte University Place 8629 J M Keynes Drive Charlotte, NC Name(s) Facility/Organization Name Address Phone PAYMENT OPTIONS Please Invoice (members only) Check Enclosed CANCELLATION POLICY Written cancellations must be received ten business days prior to each program in order to be fully reimbursed. There will be a 50% handling fee for all cancellations received less than ten business days prior to each program but received at least five business days prior to each program. No refunds will be available for cancellations made after five business days before each program. Substitutions are welcome. FAX THIS FORM TO (919) OR MAIL TO: 5109 BUR OAK CIRCLE, RALEIGH, NC 27612

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