| Nursing: Sharing Resources- A Global Experience | |
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| 13:30 14:10 |
DEBATE: Building Sustainable Programs vs. Medical Missions
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| 14:10 14:30 | Developing Resources for Nursing Education Developed World: Cecelia Hyslop, Canada Developing World: Claudia Scanzoni, Venezualla |
| 14:30 14:50 | Nurses Educating Beyond the Classroom Nursing guidelines:Mary Rummell, US PCICU Nursing Residency Program: Rohini Paul, India |
| 14:50 15:10 | Providing Cardiac Surgery Education to Families Suhayle Binti Sead, Malaysia |
| 15:10 15:30 | Leveraging Technology to Enhance Global Education Patricia Hickey, US |
| Partnering with Parents & Families: A Global Perspective | |
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| 13:30 13:45 | Challenges in Parenting a Child with Heart Disease Ewa-Lena Bratt, Sweden |
| 13:45 14:00 | Why Should We Practice Family-Centered Care Gaby Stoffel, Switzerland |
| 14:00 14:15 | Family Presence During Rounds Jos Latour, UK |
| 14:15 14:45 | Global Perspectives on Family Visitation: 24 hours vs limited Limited: Vivian Shen (China) 24 hours: Anna Fisk (US) |
| 14:45 15:00 | Empowering Families to Care for Their Child After Surgery Sandy Staveski, US |
| 15:00 15:15 | Communication and Support for CHD Patients and Families Across the Lifespan Trudy Pierick, US |
| 15:15 15:30 | Nursing Involvement in Remote Device Follow-up: A Global View Brynn Dechert-Crooks, US |
| Not Just Big Kids: Considerations for Care of Young Adults with CHD | |
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| 13:30 13:50 | Location Matters: Pediatric Versus Adult Hospitals Pro: Steve Crumb, US Con: Phillip Moons, Belgium |
| 13:50 14:10 | What Every Pediatric Nurse Needs to Know About Inpatient Care for Adults with Congenital Heart Disease in 20 Minutes or Less? Pam Miner, US |
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The Adult Congenital Heart Disease Survivor: What to Expect as the CHD Patient Ages |
| 14:50 15:10 | The Time is Now, Or Is It? Transition to Adult Care Ami Bhatt, US |
| 15:10 15:30 | Psychosocial Needs of Young Adults with CHD Susan Fernandes, US |
| Nursing & Administration:Developing Nurse Leaders | |
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| *Each of the first four speakers should focus on a single nurse-led initiative that they are proud of or has produced positive outcomes for patients. (i.e. a nurse-directed patient-centered project in the domains of safety, quality, infection reduction, nutrition, skin, patient experience, families etc. or a creative leadership role that has worked well) | |
| 08:00 08:10 | Exemplar of Nursing Impact in Oceania * Ana Kennedy, New Zealand |
| 08:10 08:20 | Exemplar of Nursing Impact in Europe * Liz Smith, UK |
| 08:20 08:30 | Exemplar of Nursing Impact in Asia * Vivian Shen, China |
| 08:30 08:40 | Exemplar of Nursing Impact in Africa Ncedi Stemela, South Africa |
| 08:40 09:00 | Nursing Leadership in the 21st Century Patricia Hickey, US |
| 09:00 09:30 | Discussion |
| Optimizing a Successful Career | |
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| 10:00 10:20 | Checklists: Two Perspectives Utilization of Checklists to Ensure Quality: Lisa Moore, US Overutilization of Checklists: Jason Thornton, US |
| 10:20 10:40 | Bundles and Pathways: Whats the Evidence? Phillip Moons, Belgium |
| 10:40 11:00 | Pathway Outcomes: Do They Really Improve Care? Martha Curley, US |
| 11:00 11:20 | Optimizing compliance without breaking the bank Mary McLellan, US |
| 11:20 - 11:40 | Top Four Oral Abstracts |