ORMC Brochure March 2023 - 24

Wednesday, September 20
CONCURRENT BREAKFAST PRESENTATIONS
7:15 am-8:35 am
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BREAKOUT SESSIONS
8:45 am-9:45 am
Protect Your Workplace from Violence - How to Build a
Safe Environment
Addressing workplace violence is critical to the success of your
outpatient surgery center. Today's workplace is challenged like
never before with violence making a disruptive impact. ASCs can be
especially more vulnerable to random attacks and active shooter
situations. Compared to a larger hospital setting, ASCs can be
easier to breach, targeting staff and patients. Attend this session
to get training tools to make your ASC safe, protect your team and
improve staff retention.
Learning objectives:
* Learn what components you need to build an educational safety
program to prevent acts of violence.
* Understand what types of personnel and equipment are needed
to prevent the potential for a violent attack.
* Develop a safety plan for your team.
Speaker:
Beth Chrismer, MSN, RN, CPHRM, Director of Clinical Excellence,
CHRISTUS Good Shepherd Health System
Making the Most of Your Hybrid OR
Demand for hybrid ORs across the nation is on the rise. The
opportunity to save time and money, coupled with the prospect of
developing a more efficient profit model, make the development of
a hybrid OR attractive for any facility.
Learning objectives:
* Learn how to train staff on new equipment and integrate robots
working alongside humans.
* Understand how contracting services and preventative
maintenance providers can reduce your hybrid OR downtime.
* Discover the tools available to ensure quality and safety while
optimizing your hybrid OR suite.
Take-home tool: ROI spreadsheet to make the case for investing in
new technology
Speakers:
Michelle Larson, DNP, RN, NE-BC, Nurse Administrator, Mayo Clinic
Jeff Robinson, MSN, RN, NE-BC, OR Nurse Manager, Mayo Clinic
A Little Country and a Little Rock-and-Roll: Rural
Systems Teaming Up with Tertiary Hospitals
Rural hospitals play a critical role in healthcare advocacy and care
to their community just as large tertiary hospitals do. However,
few healthcare providers for either side understand how closely
rural and urban hospitals work together to provide their community
with the care they need through strategic planning and affiliations.
Rural hospitals are small but mighty as they work with their tertiary
counterparts to meet the needs of their communities. This session
will focus on educating the OR nurse on the role of rural and tertiary
surgical staff and compare their clinical importance to each of the
communities they support together and individually.
Learning objectives:
* Learn how rural and tertiary hospitals can work together to
provide better patient care.
* Understand the importance of both types of health systems.
* Develop an education plan for OR nurses to support each other
and serve their community.
Take-home tool: Collaboration support tool for working with
tertiary and rural health systems
Speaker:
Janet Duran, DNP, MSN, MHA, LNC, ST, RN, Director Surgical
Services, Fisher Titus Medical Center
Legislative Advocacy: A Mandatory Attribute for
Perioperative Nursing Leaders
Nurses must realize the impact of effective advocacy to
promote safe and quality healthcare today. Legislative advocacy
activities by nursing leaders include understanding the legislative
process, building relationships with legislative decision-makers,
mastering the art of communication (negotiating, testifying,
endorsing), participating in legislative activities, and analyzing the
effectiveness of advocacy.
This session will convey the secrets of becoming an advocate in the
legislative arena and best practices needed to become an effective
advocate. As a core discipline, advocacy is mandatory for all nursing
leaders as they enter into the world of policy and politics.
Learning objectives:
* Explore why legislative advocacy is a critical attribute for
nursing leaders.
* Develop the advocacy role in perioperative nursing leaders.
* Examine the outcome of effective legislative advocacy.
Take-home tool: Guidelines on how to become an advocate for
patients and the profession to help advance healthcare issues and
positions
Speaker:
Kay Ball, PhD, RN, CNOR, CMLSO, FAAN, Adjunct Professor,
Otterbein University
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