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1 2 nd Annual Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium Register by Oct. 22 for best rate! Promoting Nursing s Future: Building Bridges from Classrooms to Clinical Settings Friday & Saturday, November 5 & 6, 2010 Burlington, Vermont NursingResearch Evidence-Based Practice Quality Improvement Projects Expanded to 2 days in 2010, the Symposium provides a forum for nurses (clinicians, students, educators, administrators, and researchers) - regardless of experience in conducting nursing research - to learn more about the evolving realm of nursing knowledge. Hosted by Fletcher Allen and building on the success of its first year, the Symposium will showcase and highlight projects covering: Nursing Research, Evidence-Based Practice, and Quality Improvement. Join us! FREE Poster Session & Reception Friday, November 5 5:00-6:30pm

Welcome The 2 nd Annual Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice Symposium is the continuation of a collaboration of several people s interest in providing a forum for nurses to learn more about

Historically, secular nursing knowledge began with Florence Nightingale s collection and analysis of scientific data to identify the best treatment modalities for patients in addition to her emphasis

Nursing Research utilizes quantitative and/or qualitative methods to test hypotheses, describe nursing phenomenon, and identify new nursing modalities.

2 Welcome The 2 nd Annual Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice Symposium is the continuation of a collaboration of several people s interest in providing a forum for nurses to learn more about the evolving realm of nursing knowledge. Historically, secular nursing knowledge began with Florence Nightingale s collection and analysis of scientific data to identify the best treatment modalities for patients in addition to her emphasis on the unique role of the nurse. Currently, nursing knowledge can be generated through a variety of scientific methods. Nursing Research utilizes quantitative and/or qualitative methods to test hypotheses, describe nursing phenomenon, and identify new nursing modalities. Evidence- Based Practice projects investigate current nursing actions and customs to validate their effectiveness. Quality Improvement projects are typically institutional processes that examine the current state of practice (for example, fall prevention) and identify barriers and facilitators to achieving stated quality goals. On behalf of the Planning Committee, I invite you to join us for the upcoming 2 nd Annual Nursing Research and Evidence-Based Practice Research Symposium. The Symposium will, once again, provide participants opportunity to reflect on the contributions of our nurse colleagues who have passed away. There will be a slide presentation to honor those nurses who are no longer with us. Please consider submitting a picture and a statement about a nurse you would like to honor when you register for the event. (Click here to view last year s slide show) The registration form will provide details on how to submit. Please join us Friday and Saturday, November 5 th and 6 th for this wonderful opportunity to celebrate, collaborate, and honor the profession of nursing and our contributions. Ann Laramee, APRN, MS Symposium Chair Keynote & Capstone Address, Lauren Goodloe, PhD, RN, NEA-BC Dr. Lauren Goodloe graduated from St. Luke s Hospital School of Nursing in Richmond, Virginia with a diploma in Nursing in 1981 and, two years later, obtained her BS in Nursing from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing. She continued on at the VCU SON to receive her MS in Nursing in Adult Health with minors in Nursing Education and Nursing Administration. In 2000 Dr. Goodloe received a PhD in Nursing from VCU in Nursing Administration. Dr. Goodloe has 30 years of nursing experience as a clinician, manager, administrator and educator. She began her career as a staff nurse at St. Luke s Hospital in Richmond, VA where she worked for 6 years as a staff nurse in Medicine & Oncology. She then moved to Virginia Commonwealth University Health System in 1987 where she worked as an Assistant Head Nurse on the Hematology/Oncology unit for 2 years. She then moved to the Department of Education & Professional Development where she held positions as nurse educator, nurse manager and director. Dr. Goodloe is currently the Nursing Director for the departments of Medicine, Geriatrics and Endoscopy Services. Dr. Goodloe also holds the position of Assistant Dean for Clinical Operations and Associate Professor at the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing. As Assistant Dean, Dr. Goodloe provides coordination of clinical teaching, facilitation of education and development of students at the VCU Health System as well as facilitates joint program development and implementation between the VCU s School of Nursing and the Health System. She teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in management and leadership, professional issues and health systems. Areas of expertise include: Leadership Education, Clinical Ladders and Professional Advancement Programs, Creating Education/Service Partnerships, and Clinical Leadership. Her research is focused on work environment characteristics and the impact on either staff or patient outcomes. Dr. Goodloe has specifically conducted research on clinical ladders and has several related publications. Keynote: NURSING EDUCATION & NURSING SERVICE: BEST PARTNERS FOR BEST PRACTICE Friday, November 5, 1:00-2:00pm The keynote address will focus on Nursing Education - Service Partnerships and their positive impact on education, service, and research. Dr. Goodloe has a great deal of experience in developing and growing a successful model partnership in an academic medical center. She will share with the audience the history, development and outcomes achieved and will also discuss applicability of this model to other settings.

3 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 Friday s Poster Presentations & Reception 5:00-6:30PM Join us Friday for a reception as we showcase posters that include a wide variety of nursing research, evidencebased practice, and quality improvement projects. Posters will be on display throughout the Symposium. Friendly competition will keep the Poster Presentations lively throughout the Symposium. Planning Committee McClure Lobby Conference Room, Fletcher Allen ANN LARAMEE, APRN-BC PROGRAM CHAIR Clinical Nurse Specialist, Cardiology President Kappa Tau Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International MARCIA BOSEK, DNSC, RN Associate Professor, Department of Nursing College of Nursing & Health Sciences University of Vermont JEAN CODY, MS, RN Director, Magnet Program Southwestern Vermont Medical Center DAVID G. CURRY, PHD, APRN Professor of Nursing SUNY Plattsburgh President Gamma Delta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International PAT DONEHOWER, MSN, RN Vice President for Clinical Services Visiting Nurse Association of Chittenden and Grand Isle Counties SUZANNE GOETSCHIUS, APRN-BC, MSN Director, Nursing Education and Research Beginning Friday evening, participants will have opportunity to vote for the best posters. At day s end on Saturday, top posters will be announced. At the reception, an on-going slide presentation will honor those nurses who have passed away. Throughout the evening, as well as Saturday, attendees will have opportunity to reflect on their contributions to the nursing profession. Please consider submitting a picture and short statement about a nurse you would like to have honored. See page 5 and registration form for details. SALLY KERSCHNER, MSN, RN Division of Maternal & Child Health Vermont Department of Health ANNIE MOORE-COX, PhD, RN Strategic Accounts Director NEC Corporation of America ANNIE PARKER, MSN, RN-BC, CRRN Nurse Educator DOROTHY M. PERRON, RN Endoscopy Department TERRY A. POWERS PHANEUF, BSN, CRRN Nurse Educator, In-Patient Rehab ISABELLE SARGEANT, RN Director, Renal & Respiratory Services HOLLIE G. SHANER-MCRAE, DNP, RN, FAAN Coordinator, Professional Nursing Practice Special Thanks to our Sponsors ~ Nursing Education & Research ~ James M. Jeffords Institute for Quality & Operational Effectiveness Sigma Theta Tau International Nursing Honor Society ~ Kappa Tau Chapter ~ Gamma Delta Chapters Southwestern Vermont Medical Center The University of Vermont Department of Nursing Vermont State Nurses Foundation Visiting Nurse Association of Chittenden and Grand Isle Counties

4 Symposium at a Glance FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 9:00-on-going REGISTRATION, CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST 10:15-11:00am PRE-SYMPOSIUM TUTORIALS - 1, 2 11:15-Noon PRE-SYMPOSIUM TUTORIALS - 3, 4 Noon-12:45pm LUNCH (for those attending Tutorials) 12:45-1:00pm WELCOME, ROSEMARY L. DALE, EDD, APRN SANDRA L. DALTON, RN, MS 1:00-2:00pm KEYNOTE: L. GOODLOE, PHD, RN, NEA-BC 2:05-3:10pm ORAL PRESENTATIONS: A, B 3:10-3:40pm AFTERNOON BREAK, POSTER SET-UP 3:40-4:45pm ORAL PRESENTATIONS: C, D 5:00-6:30pm RECEPTION, POSTER PRESENTATIONS EXHIBITS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 7:30-9:15am REGISTRATION, CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST POSTER PRESENTATIONS, EXHIBITS 9:15-9:30am WELCOME, ROSEMARY L. DALE, EDD, APRN SANDRA L. DALTON, RN, MS 9:30-10:40am ORAL PRESENTATIONS: E, F 10:40-10:55am MORNING BREAK 10:55-Noon ORAL PRESENTATIONS: G, H Noon-1:15pm POSTERS/LUNCH 1:15-2:20pm ORAL PRESENTATIONS: I, J 2:20-2:35pm AFTERNOON BREAK 2:35-3:40pm ORAL PRESENTATIONS: K, L 3:50-4:00pm CAPSTONE ADDRESS: LAUREN GOODLOE, PHD, RN, NEA-BC Logistics & Continuing Education Burlington, Vermont SYMPOSIUM SITE, ACCOMMODATIONS: The Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice Symposium will be held at Friday, November 5 and Saturday, November 6. Attendees needing overnight accommodations the night of Friday, November 5 may contact the Sheraton Hotel Burlington at: Conveniently located near Fletcher Allen, the Sheraton offers a reduced overnight rate of $98. In order to receive the reduced rate, you must call to reserve your overnight room by Friday, October 22. Indicate that you are requesting the FAHC rate. DIRECTIONS TO THE CONFERENCE: Take Exit 14W just off Interstate 89. Just after the Sheraton Hotel, take a right onto East Avenue. At the first traffic light, turn left, then take your first right. The parking garage is just up the street on the right hand side. Attendees will receive free parking vouchers at the Symposium. CONTINUING EDUCATION: This activity has been submitted to the Vermont State Nurses Association, for approval to award contact hours. The Vermont State Nurses Association Committee on Education is accredited as an approver of continuing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center s Committee on Accreditation. Please call Julie Basol at JNB Marketing, LLC for more information about contact hours: x 4 or JNB@gmavt.net REGISTRATION: The Symposium registration fee includes admission to all sessions, Friday evening Poster Presentations and Reception, meals, and materials. Friday lunch will be provided to those who pre-register for the tutorials. Single day registrations are available; see registration form for specifics. Registrations received prior to November 1 will receive an confirmation of their registration. Registration Fee PAYMENT: Please return the completed registration form with a check made payable to Kappa Tau by Friday, October 22. Mail your payment and form to: Nursing Research Symposium 741 Hand Road North Ferrisburgh, VT For more information contact: Julie Basol, Symposium Coordinator Phone: x 4 JNB@gmavt.net Fax:

About the Tutorials Back by popular demand, tutorials will be offered on Friday morning prior to the Symposium s official kick-off in the early afternoon.

PST-1: Finding the Evidence Novice Learn about resources that can help you answer clinical questions.

PST-3: Basic Database Searching Novice An introduction to a wealth of nursing information that can be found on electronic online databases.

Presented by: Angie Chapple-Sokol, MLS, Reference Librarian, Nursing Liaison, Nancy Bianci, MSLIS, Health Sciences Librarian /Library Associate Professor and Frances Delwiche, MLIS, MT (ASCP),

5 About the Tutorials Back by popular demand, tutorials will be offered on Friday morning prior to the Symposium s official kick-off in the early afternoon. Pre-sign up is necessary and space is limited, so make your selections and register soon to reserve your spot! Lunch will be provided for those who pre-register for the tutorials. PST-1: Finding the Evidence Novice Learn about resources that can help you answer clinical questions. PST-2: Keeping Up with the Nurse Literature Advanced Receive journals' table of contents and other alerts on nursing research. PST-3: Basic Database Searching Novice An introduction to a wealth of nursing information that can be found on electronic online databases. PST-4: Endnote: Software to Build Bibliographies Advanced Researchers will save time using this software that helps organize references and builds bibliographies for you. Presented by: Angie Chapple-Sokol, MLS, Reference Librarian, Nursing Liaison, Nancy Bianci, MSLIS, Health Sciences Librarian /Library Associate Professor and Frances Delwiche, MLIS, MT (ASCP), Reference Librarian Honor a Nurse Memorial Once again, the Symposium will provide participants opportunity to reflect on the contributions of our nurse colleagues who have passed away. There will be a slide presentation to honor those nurses who are no longer with us at Friday evening s reception and again on Saturday. Please consider submitting a picture and statement about a nurse you would like to honor. Pictures submitted in electronic (jpg) format are preferred, along with a short statement (75 words or less) sent to Julie Basol (JNB@gmavt.net). See registration form. For more information contact Julie Basol, Symposium Coordinator Ph: x 4 (Click here to view last year s slide show)

6 Symposium Agenda FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5 9:00am-on-going Registration, Continental Breakfast 10:15-11:00am Pre-Symposium Tutorials (pre-register, limited space) PST-1 Finding the Evidence Novice PST-2 Keeping Up with the Nursing Literature Advanced 11:15-Noon PST-3 Basic Database Searching Novice PST-4 Endnote: Software to Build Bibliographies Advanced Noon-12:45pm Lunch, Poster Presentations 12:45-1:00pm Welcome, Opening Remarks: Rosemary L. Dale, EdD, APRN Clinical Professor, Interim Chair, Department of Nursing The University of Vermont Sandra L. Dalton, MS, RN Vice President of Patient Care Services Chief Nursing Officer, 1:00-2:00pm Keynote: Nursing Education & Nursing Service: Best Partners for Best Practice Lauren Goodloe, PhD, RN, NEA-BC Nursing Director, Depts. of Medicine, Geriatrics & Endoscopy Services Virginia Commonwealth University Health Systems Assistant Dean for Clinical Operations and Associate Professor Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing 2:05-2:35pm A: Valid Informed Consent Education Pilot Project (Research) Sandra Knowlton-Soho, MS, RN Program Director, Clinical Research Training & Outreach Sara A. Simeone, RN, BSN Nurse Manager, Office of Clinical Research Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center 2:40-3:10pm B: Nurse to Nurse Feedback Post ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction (QI) Karen McKenney, RN Nurse Educator, Invasive/Non-Invasive Cardiology 3:10-3:40pm Afternoon Break, Poster Set-up 3:40-4:10pm C: Stroke Education In-Service, Proposed Protocol and Documentation Tool for Nurses Caring for Stroke Patients in a Community Hospital (E-B) Ruby Merali, APRN Nurse Practitioner, Neurology, 4:15-4:45pm D: Receptive Listening : A Strategy to Facilitate Transition into Practice and Improve Retention (QI) Ellen Ceppetelli, MS, RN, CNL Director, Nursing Education, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Ctr. 5:00-6:30pm Reception, Poster Presentations SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 7:30-9:15am Registration, Continental Breakfast 9:15-9:30am Welcome, Opening Remarks: Rosemary L. Dale, EdD, APRN & Sandra L. Dalton, MS, RN 9:30-10:00am E: Peer Support Amongst Mental Health Patients on Psychiatric Wards: An Untapped Resource for Recovery (Research) Catharine Pugnaire Gros, RN MSc(A) Assistant Professor, Clinical Nurse Specialist McGill University School of Nursing Douglas University Mental Health 10:10-10:40am F: Sharing the Journey in Developing Nursing Practice : Development of a Nurse Mentoring Program (E-B) Elizabeth Campbell, MSN, RN Nursing Arts Lab and Clinical Placement Coordinator Lawrence Memorial Regis College Nursing Program Thomas Gunning, ASN, RN Staff Nurse, Lawrence Memorial Hospital of Medford Ann Marchewka, PhD, RN Associate Professor, Nursing Program Norwich University 10:40-10:55pm Morning Break 10:55-11:25am G: Partnerships for Best Practice: A Hospital to Home Heart Failure Project (E-B) Margaret Adler, RN-C, BSN, WCC Coordinator, Standard Development Hudson Valley Hospital Center 11:30-Noon H: Home Health Education, Special Meal Provision and the Heart Failure Patient (E-B) Christine Rovinski-Wagner, ARNP, MSN Program Manager, OEF OIF VAMC, White River Junction Noon-1:15pm Lunch, Poster Presentations 1:15-1:45pm I: Rapid Response Teams, Saving Lives through Collaboration: Successes and Lessons Learned (E-B) Kathleen Carey, MS, RN, CNS-BC, CCRN Clinical Nurse Specialist Critical Care Jodi Hamel, RN, CCRN Director, ICU Donna Brault, RN Staff Nurse Champlain Valley Physician s Hospital 1:50-2:20pm J: An Assessment of Nurses Attitudes to Rapid Response Teams (Research) Daniel Ampomah, RN, PhD, NE Assistant Professor of Nursing, SUNY Plattsburgh 2:20-2:35pm Afternoon Break 2:35-3:05pm K: LPN, RN, & APRN Self-Reported Perceptions of Health (Research) Mary Val Palumbo, DNP, APRN, GNP-BC Assoc. Professor, The University of Vermont School of Nursing 3:10-3:40pm L: Case Study of a Nursing Externship: Perceptions of the Impact of Externship Participation on Learning (Research) Annie Moore-Cox PhD, RN Strategic Accounts Director, NEC Corporation of America 3:50-4:00PM Capstone: Lauren Goodloe, PhD, RN, NEA-BC

7 Register by Friday, October 22 for the best rate. Registration Form REGISTRATION, PAYMENT: Return your completed registration form with a check made payable to: Kappa Tau Mail your registration and payment to: Research Symposium 741 Hand Road No. Ferrisburgh, VT For more information: Julie Basol, Symposium Coordinator JNB Marketing, LLC Ph: x 4 Fax: JNB@gmavt.net Date of Registration: Last Name: First Name: Credentials: Position Title: Organization: Address: City: State: Zip: Telephone: Pre-registration for Friday Morning Tutorials (limited space) Tutorials: T-1; T-2; T-3; T-4 Registration Payment: Check #: Registration Fee Symposium, incl. Tutorials (Friday box lunch provided) Early Bird prior to 10/22 Registration Fee after 10/22 Registration On Site Fee $110 $135 $140 Symposium Registration (beginning with Keynote) $100 $125 $130 If you require special accommodations or have additional needs in order to participate, please check this box. Indicate your requests in writing and include with your registration form. Single Day, Friday (Friday box lunch provided) Single Day, Saturday $60 $65 $70 $60 $65 $70 Nurse to be honored (see page 5) Name of honoree, credentials: Picture/statement (up to 75 words) enclosed with registration. Picture/statement (up to 75 words) sent electronically to JNB@gmavt.net on (date). For assistance with submitting a photo/statement, contact Julie Basol x 4 is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Vermont State Nurses Association, Inc., an accredited Approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.

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