Nursing Grand Rounds at Continuing Nursing Education

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Date	Nursing Grand Rounds Presentations (Updated quarterly)

8/7/2009		Generational Mentoring Elizabeth McNamara, RN, MN, CCRN Critical Care Educator, Harborview Medical Center

7/6/2009		Clinical Cultural Competence: What Can I Do to Promote Culturally Appropriate Patient Care? Noel Chrisman, PhD, MPH Professor, Psychosocial and Community Health, University of Washington School fo Nursing

4/28/2009		The Practice of Nursing: CAM, Integrative Health Care and Wellness Jane Cornman, PhD, ARNP Senior Lecturer, Department of Family and Child Nursing, University of Washington School of Nursing

10/28/2008		Defining & Recognizing Disruptive Patient/Family Behavior Leona Starks, BSN, RN Associate Risk Manager, UWMC
		Warren Walls, BS Director, Public Safety Department, UWMC

7/29/2008		Part 1: Identifying Early Sepsis: IT Solutions Part 2: Effectiveness of a "Lean Supply Chain Bundle" on Efficiency and Nursing Staff Satisfaction Kimberly Jackson, BSN, RN Staff Nurse, STAT Team, UWMC
		Chris Head, MBA Director, Organizational Effectiveness/Lean, UWMC
		Sherri Del Bene, MN, RN, CNAA, BC Director, Patient Care Services, UWMC
		Anne Bailey, MN, RN, CNA, BC Nurse Manager, Rehabilitation Unit, UWMC

4/22/2008		Smoking Cessation: The Nurse's Role Linda Sarna, PhD, DNsc, RN Professor, School of Nursing, University of California Los Angeles

9/12/2007		Our Trip to Eritrea: Enrichment Through Service Kara Britten, BSN, RN Charge Nurse, University of Washington Medical Center
		Aster Makonnen, BSN, RN Staff Nurse, University of Washington Medical Center

7/24/2007		Patient Safety: The Road Ahead Julie B. Duncan, BSN, MA, CPHQ Co-Director, Center for Clinical Excellence, UWMC
		Gene Peterson, MD Co-Director, Center for Clinical Excellence, UWMC

1/30/2007		Spiritual Care: An Interdisciplinary Team Approach Jamie Beachy, M Div Clinical Supervisor, Spiritual Care, UWMC
		Nancy Chambers, M Div, CT Clinical Director, Spiritual Care, HMC
		Daniel Hinds, M Div Resident Chaplain, Spiritual Care, HMC
		Martin Cline, M Div Resident Chaplain, Spiritual Care, HMC

10/31/2006		Lives Are in Our Hands: Infection Control Update Robin Olsen-Scribner, BSN, MPH, CIC Hospital Epidemiologist, University of Washington Medical Center, Seattle

7/18/2006		Glycemic Control--Improving Outcomes, Reducing Harm Cindy Sayre, MN, ARNP Medical-Surgical Clinical Nurse Specialist, University of Washington Medical Center; Clinical Faculty, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, School of Nursing, University of Washington, Seattle

4/18/2006		VTE Safety Toolkit Brenda Zierler, PhD, RN, RVT Associate Professor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, University of Washington School of Nursing
		Venous Thromboembolism: Applying Evidence to Change Nursing Practice Sylvia McKenzie, MSN, RN, CACP Nursing Staff Development Specialist, University of Washington Medical Center
		Karen Stapper, BSN, RN Staff Nurse, Cardiothoracic Unit, University of Washington Medical Center

10/31/2005		First, Do No Harm: A Nurse's Obligation to Self, Others, and the Greater Good Cecil A. King, MS, RN, CNOR Perioperative Clinical Nurse Specialist, UWMC; Clinical Faculty, Dept of Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, UW School of Nursing, Seattle

4/26/2005		Evidence-Based Practice: Changing Practice at the Bedside and Making It Stick Donna Berry, PhD, RN, AOCN Associate Professor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, UW School of Nursing, Seattle; Nurse Researcher, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, Seattle
		Elizabeth Bridges, PhD, RN, CCNS Assistant Professor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, UW; Clinical Nurse Researcher, UW Medical Center, Seattle

1/24/2005		Patient Safety & Accuracy of Lab Tests Part I: Patient Safety and the Clinical Laboratory Michael Astion, MD, PhD Associate Professor & Director of Reference Laboratory Services, Laboratory Medicine, UWMC
		Patient Safety & Accuracy of Lab Tests Part II: Patient Safety Accuracy of Lab Specimens: Nursing and Lab Medicine Working Together Sheri Wyant, MSN, OCN, RN Staff Development Specialist, Nursing Staff Development, UWMC

About UW Nursing Grand Rounds
Nursing Grand Rounds are presented quarterly at the University of Washington (UW) to explore issues for nurses in acute care settings and highlight innovations in care delivery. The goal of UW Nursing Grand Rounds is to enhance patient outcomes by integrating academic, research and clinical nursing knowledge into everyday nursing practice. Teaching methods include lecture and discussion.

Target Audience
All registered nurses or health care professionals who have access to a computer and are interested in online learning.

Learning Objectives
(Specific learning objectives for each Nursing Grand Rounds are included with the handouts for that presentation.)
After completing a Nursing Grand Rounds presentation, you will be better able to:

Describe how a specific health care issue influences nursing practice and patient outcomes.
Discuss an evidence-based approach for dealing with the issue.
Develop a plan for incorporating the approach into everyday practice.

View for Credit
To receive 1 contact hour of credit for completing a session, select the presentation(s) you wish to view. (Some Nursing Grand Round sessions have more than one video per session.) When you are finished viewing the video(s), you can either exit or register for credit. A small record-keeping fee of $10 will be charged* during registration. Once you submit payment and a short evaluation, you can print a certificate of completion.

*UWMC and UW School of Nursing Employees
You may register for credit at no cost. The fee will be underwritten by your agency.

Planning Committee
Elizabeth Bridges, PhD, MN, RN, CCNS, FCCM
Clinical Nurse Researcher, Patient Care Services, UWMC; Assistant Professor, Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Systems, UW School of Nursing, Seattle
Lauren Cline, MN, RN
Clinical Nurse Educator, Nursing Staff Development, UWMC, University of Washington, Seattle
Martha DuHamel, MPH
Assistant Dean, Continuing Nursing Education, University of Washington School of Nursing, Seattle
Karen Moe, MEd, RN
Clinical Nurse Educator, Nursing Staff Development, UWMC, University of Washington, Seattle
Linda Johnson Trippett, MSN, RN
Continuing Education Specialist, Continuing Nursing Education, University of Washington, Seattle
Nole Ann Ulery-Horsey, BS OT
Continuing Education Specialist, Continuing Nursing Education, University of Washington, Seattle
Karena Wong, MN, RN
Clinical Nurse Educator, Nursing Staff Development, UWMC, University of Washington, Seattle

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