AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PERIANESTHESIA...

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PERIANESTHESIA NURSESRepresenting the interests of the nation’s 55,000 registered nurses practicing

in preanesthesia and postanesthesia care, ambulatory surgery, and pain management

The Hilton Chicago April 14-18, 2013 Chicago, Illinois

2013 REGISTRATION BROCHURE

ASPAN and the Illinois Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses (ILSPAN) are excited to welcome you to the 32nd National Conference at the historical Hilton Chicago. In addition to its famous food and shopping along The Magnificent Mile, “Chi-Town” has so much to offer and public transportation makes getting around town easy. Other local attractions include:

• Museums—Art Institute, Museum of Contemporary Art, Science and Industry, Field Museum, Children’s Museum

• The Architectural Cruise departing from Navy Pier—a must

• Extraordinary views from the Willis Tower or Hancock Observatory

• Walking or biking in Grant Park along Lake Michigan

• Lincoln Park Zoo, Brookfield Zoo and the Shedd Aquarium

• Sports—hockey, basketball and baseball teams are just minutes away

We welcome you to Chicago. Enjoy the conference and our beautiful city!

Welcome to the Windy City of

THE HILTON CHICAGO, CHICAGO, ILLINOISAPRIL 14-18, 2013

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PERIANESTHESIA NURSES

32nd NATIONAL CONFERENCE

Chicago, Illinois!

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Towering Opportunities—Endless Possibilities

TABLE OF CONTENTSCertification Information . . . . . . . . 3Conference Faculty . . . . . . . . . . .4-5Schedule at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . 6Conference Program . . . . . . . . .7-11Concurrent Tracks . . . . . . . . . .12-13Conference Courses Detailed . . 14-17ASPAN Dream Walk . . . . . . . .18-19Preconference Offerings . . . . . . . 20Postconference Offering . . . . . . . 20Hotel Reservation Information . . 21General Information . . . . . . . . . . 22Room Sharing Information . . . . . 22Registration Form . . . . . . . . . .23-24Membership Application . . . . .25-26ASPAN Board of Directors . . . . . 27

ASPAN National Office90 Frontage Road

Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424PHONE: (877) 737-9696, (856) 616-9600

FAX: (856) 616-9601E-MAIL: [email protected]

WEB: www.aspan.org

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ASPAN’s 32nd National Conference

ASPAN’s 32nd National Conference, Towering Opportunities—Endless Possibilities, is planned and designed with you in mind! The national conference will provide you the opportunity to both network with peers, leaders and experts from diverse geographical and healthcare areas. You can also interact with leading industry vendor representatives to gain information and advice on new products and services for quality patient care

PurposeTo enable the nurse to implement competent patient care in order to improve patient safety in the perianesthesia setting.

Target AudienceAll professional nurses.

Disclosure Statement All planners and presenters at nursing continuing education activities are required to disclose (1) any sig-nificant financial relationships with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial products, goods or services and (2) any unlabeled/unapproved uses of drugs or devices discussed in their presentations. Such disclosures will be made in writing in the course presentation materials.

Overall Conference Objective• Discuss current information on pathologies, therapies,

techniques and standards which contribute to safe, quality patient care in the perianesthesia setting.

Reminder:

ASPAN Has Gone GreenASPAN has taken steps to make National Conference more environmentally friendly. Outlines will be available for downloading at the ASPAN Web site beginning March 14, 2013 through June 1, 2013. Attendees will have the capability to print the entire syllabus or only the sessions that are of interest to them, saving thousands of sheets of paper.

In addition, there are no session “handouts.” Speakers who wish to provide copies of their presentations will have their presentations available on the ASPAN Web site starting March 14, 2013. Please note: it is the individual speaker’s decision to allow ASPAN to post his or her PowerPoint presentation on ASPAN’s Web site. Not all PowerPoint presentations will be posted.

AccreditationThe American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses (ASPAN) is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC-COA).

Accreditation does not imply that ASPAN or ANCC-COA approves or endorses any product included in this activity.

Additional ASPAN provider numbers: Alabama #ABNP0074; California Board of Registered Nursing Provider #CEP5197; Florida #50-114.

Certification InformationConference participants are encouraged to stop by the CPAN® and CAPA® Certification Booth, located in the Exhibit Hall. CPAN® and CAPA® ribbons are available here. Members of the American Board of Perianesthesia Nursing Certification (ABPANC) Board of Directors and staff are available to answer all your questions about CPAN® and CAPA® certification, how to recertify and becoming a Certification Coach! In addition, tips for marketing your certification to patients, families and your employers will be given. New CPAN® and CAPA® certi-fication-related products can also be purchased here.

Members of the ABPANC Board of Directors also offer sessions on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday about a myriad of certification topics, including: CPAN® and CAPA® Certification: Where Patient Needs Come First; Test-Taking Strategies; Benefits and Value of Being CPAN® and CAPA® Certified; What Employers Can Do to Recognize and Support Certified Staff; ABPANC Coaching: The Art of Leadership and Mentoring; and the annual Item Writing Workshop.

Core Program Contact Hours

Monday & Thursday Keynote & Closing Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.5 eachMonday Concurrent Sessions . . . . . 1.0-1.5 eachTuesday & Wednesday Concurrent Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1.25 eachItem Writing Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.5Test-Taking Strategies for Certification . . . . . . 1.0CPAN® and CAPA® Certification Where Patients’ Needs Come First . . . . . . . . . 1.0Coaching: The Art of Leadership and Mentoring . . 1.0The Benefits and Value of Being CPAN® and CAPA® Certified . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0

Contact Hours Available for Additional Fees:

Each Preconference Offering . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.25CPAN®/CAPA® Celebration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0Development Luncheon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.0Postconference Offering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.0

You have the opportunity to earn 30-40 contact hours during the week!



CONFERENCE FACULTY

CONFERENCE

FA C U LT Y

Jennifer Allen MSQSM RN CPANSilver Springs, MD

O. Larry Alred BSN RNHelena, AL

Fuad M. Baroody MD FACSChicago, IL

Marcia Bixby MS RN CCRN APRN-BCRandolph, MA

Navaneet Borisuth MD PhDRock Island, IL

Patricia Bouchard RN CAPABedford, NH

Annette Brancati RN CPANColumbia, SC

James Bream JDChicago, IL

Matthew Byrne PhD RN CPANSaint Paul, MN

Melanie Chichester BSN RNC-OBTownsend, DE

Frances Chung MD MBBS FRCPCToronto, ON

Theresa Clifford MSN RN CPANCape Elizabeth, ME

Cheryl Coleman BSN RN CPANSumter, SC

Paulette Corbin BAAtlanta, GA

Deirdre Cronin BSN RN CPAN CAPABethesda, MD

Dalia Elmofty MDChicago, IL

Teresa Emmons MSN RN CPANFort Pierce, FL

Linda Federer MSN RNEvanston, IL

Jillian Fetzner BSN RNCleveland, OH

Vonda Kay Fitch RN CPAN CAPACarlsbad, NM



Paul J. Friday PhDPittsburgh, PA

David Frim MD PhDChicago, IL

Valerie Gillis MSN RN CPANRedmond, WA

Julie Golembiewski PharmDChicago, IL

Ori Gottlieb MDChicago, IL

Vita Greco MANew York, NY

Judie Holleman MSN RN PNP-BCBeecher, IL

Maureen Iacono BSN RN CPANJamesville, NY

Barbara Krumbach MSN RN CNS CPAN CCRNAurora, CO

Judith Kinnavy BSN RN CPANNaperville, IL

Kim Kraft BSN RN CPANBallwin, MO

Linda Lakdawala DNP RN CPANOakmont, PA

Kim Litwack PhD RN APNP CPAN CAPA FAANVerona, WI

James MalinchakSan Antonio, TX

Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAANEllicott City, MD

Lisa Martin BSN MA RN CAPAOrlando, FL

Taras Masnyk MD PhDWinfield, IL

Marianne McAuliffe MSN RNBoston, MA

Maureen McLaughlin MS RN CPAN CAPAActon, MA

Deborah Melle BS RNPark City, UT

Sheryl Michelson MS RN BCCupertino, CA

Rebecca Murphy MSN RN CNORLombard, IL

Bonnie Niebuhr MS RN CAEAurora, OH

Kim Noble PhD RN CPANAmbler, PA

Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

Ypsilanti, MI

Kathy Paskewitz RN CPANManchester, MD

Teresa Passig BSN RN CPAN CAPA CCRNOrlando, FL

Carol Pehotsky MSN RN ACNS-BC CPANCleveland, OH

Tony Pridemore BSN RN CPANPensacola, FL

Jeanne Robertson CSP CPAEBurlington, NC

Wanda Rodriguez MA RN CCRN CPANNew York, NY

Susan Russell BSN RN JD CPAN CAPAAustin, TX

Lynn Sekeres MSN RN CCRN CPANAllison Park, PA

Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPALakewood, CO

Maureen Schnur MS RN CPANFramingham, MA

Daphne Stannard PhD RN CCRN CCNS FCCMSan Francisco, CA

Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPARoyal Oak, MI

Laura Williams MSN RN CPANGastonia, NC

Linda Wilson PhD RN CPAN CAPA BC CNEPhiladelphia, PA

Pamela Windle MS RN NE-BC CPAN CAPA FAANBellaire, TX



SATURDAY, April 137:30 am – 5:00 pm ASPAN Board of Directors Meeting7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration Open for Preconference Offering8:00 am – 5:00 pm $ Preconference Offering – Effective Perianesthesia Care3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Host / Hostess Orientation4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Registration Desk Open4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Credentials Desk Open 4:15 pm – 5:15 pm Session Moderator Orientation5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Opening Rehearsal6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Meet the Candidates

SUNDAY, April 146:30 am 18th Annual ASPAN Dream Walk7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration Open for Preconference Offering 7:30 am – 7:30 pm Registration Desk Open7:30 am – 8:50 am Credentials Desk Open8:00 am – 4:55 pm $ Preconference Offering – Perianesthesia Certification Review 9:00 am – 5:30 pm Representative Assembly10:00 am – 4:30 pm Item Writing/Review Workshop12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Component Presidents’ Luncheon (by invitation only)

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Host/Hostess Orientation (repeat)

5:15 pm – 6:15 pm First Timers Orientation7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Component Night

MONDAY, April 157:00 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open7:00 am – 8:00 am ASPAN Committee and Strategic Work Teams Meeting7:00 am – 8:00 am First Timers Orientation (repeat)

9:00 am – 12:00 pm Opening Ceremonies12:15 pm – 2:15 pm $ CPAN®/CAPA® Luncheon Celebration12:15 pm – 2:00 pm Journal Luncheon (by invitation only)

2:30 pm – 4:45 pm Concurrent Sessions 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm Test – Taking Strategies for Certification: Practice Makes Perfect!5:00 pm – 7:30 pm Exhibits Grand Opening/Silent Auction7:15 pm – 8:30 pm SPG Session – Informatics (Limited to SPG members only)

SPG Session – Geriatric (Limited to SPG members only)

7:15 pm – 8:30 pm Research/EBP Oral Presentations7:15 pm – 8:30 pm Celebrate Successful Practices Oral Presentations (Part 1)7:15 pm – 8:15 pm Speaker Development Presentation: Nurse Fatigue and Patient Safety: Danger, Danger, Will Robinson!

TUESDAY, April 167:00 am – 8:00 am Research/EBP Poster Grand Rounds7:00 am – 8:00 am Celebrate Successful Practices Poster Grand Rounds7:00 am – 9:00 am Exhibits Open7:30 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open9:00 am – 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Research/EBP Poster Grand Rounds12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Celebrate Successful Practices Poster Grand Rounds12:00 pm – 1:00 pm CPAN®/CAPA® Certification: Where Patients’ Needs Come First!12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Exhibits Open 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm Coaching: The Art of Leadership and Mentoring12:15 pm – 1:30 pm SPG Session – Pediatric (Limited to SPG members only)12:15 pm – 1:30 pm SPG Meeting – Advanced Degree (Limited to SPG members only)12:15 pm – 1:30 pm SPG Session – Management (Limited to SPG members only)

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Speaker Development Presentation: Impact of Standardization of Preassessment Testing Documentation on Patient Preparation for Surgery2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Concurrent Sessions5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Exhibits Open7:30 pm – 10:00 pm President’s Reception

WEDNESDAY, April 177:00 am – 9:00 am Exhibits Open7:15 am – 8:30 am SPG Meeting – Publications (Limited to SPG members only)7:15 am – 8:30 am SPG Session – Perianesthesia Nurse Educator (Limited to SPG members only)

7:30 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open9:00 am – 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions12:00 pm – 2:00 pm $ ASPAN Development Luncheon12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Speaker Development Session: Transitioning Student Nurses to RNs in the PACU1:15 pm – 2:15 pm The Benefits and Value of Being CPAN® and CAPA® Certified: What Employers Can Do to Recognize and Support Certified Staff2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Concurrent Sessions5:15 pm – 6:30 pm SPG Session– Preop Assessment (Limited to SPG members only)5:15 pm – 6:30 pm SPG Session – Pain Management (Limited to SPG members only)

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm Education Approver Secrets Unveiled: How Do You Do that Application for Contact Hours?5:30 pm – 7:30 pm Celebrate Successful Practices Oral Presentations (Part 2) 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Reception for Military and International Attendees

THURSDAY, April 186:45 am – 12:00 pm Registration Desk Open7:00 am – 8:00 am Closing Breakfast8:00 am – 11:00 am Closing Ceremonies11:45 am – 12:15 pm Registration for Postconference Workshop12:15 pm – 4:45 pm $ Postconference – Pharmacology Topics

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE



CONFERENCE PROGRAM

SATURDAY, April 13, 20137:30 am – 8:00 am Preconference Registration7:30 am – 5:00 pm ASPAN Board of Directors Meeting8:00 am – 5:00 pm $ Preconference Offering – Effective Perianesthesia Care

This all day workshop will cover preanesthesia assess-ment and management. It will also include the special population needs of the elderly, pediatric, pregnant, obese and diabetic patient.

7.25 contact hours Kim Litwack PhD RN APNP CPAN CAPA FAAN

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Host / Hostess Orientation4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Registration Desk Open4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Credentials Desk Open4:15 pm – 5:15 pm Session Moderator Orientation5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Opening Rehearsal6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Meet the Candidates

SUNDAY, April 14, 20136:30 am $ 18th Annual ASPAN Dream Walk7:30 am – 7:30 pm Registration Desk Open7:30 am – 8:50 am Credentials Desk Open7:30 am – 8:00 am Preconference Registration8:00 am – 4:45 pm $ Preconference Offering – Perianesthesia Certification Review

Certification exams in one’s specialty reflect the critical thinking and care given to the patient in all phases of anesthesia. This session will present key topics essential for preparing the perianesthesia nurse for taking the CPAN® and CAPA® certification examinations.

7.25 contact hours Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

9:00 am – 5:00 pm Representative Assembly (RA)9:00 am – 11:00 am RA Hearings9:00 am – 10:15 am Candidate Presentations2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Formal Session of the RA

The Representative Assembly, facilitated by President Susan Carter, will meet for informal hearings during the morning to discuss questions, issues and topics related to where ASPAN is today. The candidates for national office will also be presented.

The formal session will be held in the afternoon to conduct ASPAN business and determine ASPAN’s future. Attendee participation is key! While members of the Representative Assembly are required to attend, all are welcomed.

10:00 am – 4:30 pm

(002) Item Writing WorkshopPatricia Bouchard RN CPAN Annette Brancati RN CPAN Teresa Emmons MSN RN CPAN Vonda Kay Fitch RN CPAN CAPA Valerie Gillis MSN RN CPAN Vita Greco MA

Do you want to make a significant contribution to your specialty? Do you want to showcase your commitment to foster excellence in perianesthesia nursing practice? This workshop is designed for the CPAN® and/or CAPA® certi-fied nurse who is interested in learning how to write qual-ity, reliable and valid multiple-choice items (exam ques-tions) for possible use on the CPAN® and CAPA® certification examinations. This workshop also serves as a precursor to serving on the prestigious Item Writing/Review Committee. Also, you can become one of ABPANC’s new Cyber Writers – writing questions electroni-cally. Once you have completed this workshop, or the online training, you may earn up to 60 contact hours per recertification period for writing items (2 contact hours per question). Previous experience with writing questions is NOT required! This workshop also provides opportunities for networking with colleagues around the country regarding practice issues. Pre-register for this exciting workshop by calling ABPANC directly at 800-622-7262, pressing 2 to speak to Philip Godlewski, ABPANC Program Associate. Registration is limited so please call NOW!

Please note: If you hold either the CPAN® or CAPA® credential and you are planning to sit for the other exam in the next 12 months, you are not permitted to partici-pate in this workshop.

(IC) 5.5 contact hours

10:00 am – 12:00 pm ABPANC Focus Group (by invitation only)

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Host/Hostess Orientation (Repeat)

10:00 am – 12:00 pm ABPANC Coaches Forum

(by invitation only)

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Component Presidents’ Luncheon (by invitation only)

1:00 pm – 3:00 pm ABPANC Focus Group (by invitation only)

5:15 pm – 6:15 pm First Timers Orientation7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Component Night 2013

Hey, batter, batter….swing…oops, you missed! Or is your ball “nothing but net”? Chicagoans love sports whether its baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer or football. “Get Your Game On” at the 32nd National Conference Component Night. Cubs, Sox, Bulls, da Bears and others sports venues are throwing a fantastic party, so don’t come late and miss the first throw of the ball. Dress in your favorite sport’s jersey or just put on a cap. This party is guaranteed to be a swinging time of fun and a chance to catch up with old team mates (friends). You might even find yourself identifying with a new team “friend.”



MONDAY, April 15, 20137:00 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open7:00 am – 8:00 am First Timers Orientation (Repeat)

7:00 am – 8:00 am ASPAN Committee and Strategic Work Team (SWT) Meetings

This session allows the 2013-2014 Committee Chairs and SWT Coordinators to meet with appointed committee members. All ASPAN members assigned to committees or SWTs and attending conference are encouraged to attend.

9:00 am – 10:15 am Opening CeremoniesProcessional, National Anthem, Welcome, Introduction of Guests and Awards

ASPAN Presidential Address: “Towering Opportunities—Endless Possibilities”

Susan Carter BSN RN CPAN CAPA

10:30 am – 12:00 pm (003) Keynote SpeakerHumor: More Than a Laughing Matter

Jeanne Robertson is a funny speaker and she utilizes her positively funny style to illustrate how a sense of humor can be an integral part of the strategy for success. Her message is that sense of humor is an attitude and an ap-proach toward working with people. She believes that this attitude can be developed and improved and she sug-gests ways to do so. Using original hilarious stories from everyday life, she will show us how to laugh at ourselves and accept the things that cannot be changed about us and the people around us. Six-foot-two Jeanne is a former teacher and is the recipient of every top honor in the speaking profession. You’ll learn why audiences across the nation say, “The meeting ain’t over ‘til the tall lady speaks.”

(IC) 1.5 contact hours Jeanne Robertson CSP CPAE

12:15 pm – 2:15 pm

$ (004) CPAN®/CAPA® Celebration Luncheon Friday’s Laws

Friday’s Laws are eight fundamentals of normal, effective thinking. These laws can help you improve what is good in your life and change what is not so good. Based on work with thousands of patients in well over 50,000 hours in clinical settings, Paul J. Friday examines how normal and not-so-normal people live side-by-side in an increas-ingly difficult world. The true battles in life are not between bosses and employees, or parents and children. Perpetual scrimmages occur in the gray matter between your ears. Friday’s Laws allows participants to understand how to become normal when they’re not and how to stay normal when they are. You may be surprised at how special “normal” actually is. It can allow you to win—in your career, in relationships and in life.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Paul J. Friday PhD

*Only CPAN® and CAPA® certified nurses may register for this luncheon

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Concurrent Sessions(005) Perianesthesia Nursing Standards, Practice Recommendations and Interpretive Statements

This session will present a comprehensive review of the new ASPAN 2012 - 2014 Perianesthesia Nursing Standards, Practice Recommendations and Interpretive Statements.

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Susan Russell BSN RN JD CPAN CAPA and Jennifer Allen MSQSM RN CPAN

(006) STOP—Bang Questionnaire: What Is It and How to Make It Work for You

This session will evaluate the STOP-Bang questionnaire and how to apply it in the preoperative clinic and in the postoperative area.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Frances Chung MD MBBS FRCPC

(007) Creating a New Paradigm for Treatment of Postoperative Nausea and Vomiting (PONV)

PONV management will be explored through the use of perioperative tools for preoperative risk assessment and postoperative treatment resources. The physiological basis of PONV, predictive factors, pharmaceutical agents (pro-phylactic/rescue) and non-pharmacological interventions will be explored.

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Judith Kinnavy BSN RN CAPA

3:45 pm – 4:45 pm

(008) Test – Taking Strategies for Certification: Practice Makes Perfect!

Do you suffer from test anxiety? Has it been awhile since you have taken a high-stakes examination? This session will present strategies to enhance your test-taking ability for any examination, including the CPAN® and CAPA® certification exams. Information about the new online CPAN® and CAPA® Practice Examinations and taking the examination by computer will be given.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Annette Brancati RN CPAN and Tony Pridemore BSN RN CPAN

3:45 pm – 4:45 pm

(009) The History and Practice of Passing GasThis session will review the history, definitions and specifics of agents utilized today to achieve general anesthesia.

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Ori Gottlieb MD

(010) Anesthesia, Nursing and OSA: Risk and OpportunityThis session will help you better understand the perioperative complications of patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) to understand and to formulate a plan for management.

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Frances Chung MD MBBS FRCPC

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(011) Acute Postoperative Pain ManagementThis session will describe a multimodal approach in the treatment of acute postoperative pain using pharmaco-logical and non-pharmacological methods. Participants will be able to tailor pain management based on the needs of special populations (elderly, pediatric, opioid tolerant and obese patients).

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Dalia Elmofty MD

5:00 pm – 7:30 pm Exhibits Grand Opening Come and mingle with the ASPAN exhibitors. This event is open to all full conference registrants and Monday daily attendees.

7:15 pm – 8:30 pm

(012) SPG Session–Geriatric (Limited to SPG Members Only)

PTSD: Not Just in the Military

The elderly can suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder for a variety of reasons. This session will discuss causes, symptoms and treatments. It will also focus on how the elderly can be helped with this mental illness.

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Joyce Hillman BSN RN CPAN CAPA

**Space is limited, meeting will follow educational session

(013) SPG Session – Informatics (Limited to SPG Members Only)

Embrace your Informatics Side

A number of barriers prevent nurses from being able to respond effectively to rapidly-changing healthcare settings and an evolving healthcare system. These barriers need to be overcome to ensure that nurses are well positioned to lead change and advance healthcare. As meaningful use criteria evolve, it is essential that nurses be involved as key stakeholders in the implementation of electronic health records (EHRs) and telehealth technologies, especially in leading the planning, design, evaluation and optimization of health information technology. Discover the new role of nursing – nursing informatics.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Christel Anderson MA


7:15 pm – 8:30 pm

(014) Research/EBP Oral Presentations The oral research presentations represent completed perianesthesia nursing studies. Selected research studies will be presented by the primary investigators.


7:15 pm – 8:30 pm

(015) Celebrate Successful Practices Oral Presentations (Part 1)

In this session, selected members will present their suc-cessful perianesthesia practice, discuss the implementa-tion and share results.


7:15 pm – 8:15 pm

(016) Speaker Development Presentation: Nurse Fatigue and Patient Safety: Danger, Danger, Will Robinson!

Evidence of the dangers of nurse fatigue to both patients and nurses will be discussed, along with contributing fac-tors and practice recommendations for avoiding fatigue.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Debra Morgan BSN RN-BC CCRN CPAN

TUESDAY, April 16, 20137:00 am – 8:00 am Research Poster Grand Rounds 7:00 am – 8:00 am Celebrate Successful Practices Poster Grand Rounds 7:00 am – 9:00 am Exhibits Open7:30 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open9:00 am – 11:45 am Concurrent Tracks

See pages 12-13 for schedule and 14-17 description

12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

(017) CPAN®/CAPA® Certification: Where Patients’ Needs Come First!

Are you considering taking the CPAN® or CAPA® certifi-cation examinations? Learn the process and how the CPAN® and CAPA® examinations focus on perianesthesia patients’ needs.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Deirdre Cronin BSN RN CPAN CAPA Linda Lakdawala DNP RN CPAN

12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Exhibits Open 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm

(018) ABPANC Coaching: The Art of Leadership and Mentoring

If you are able to speak passionately about the value of CPAN® and CAPA® certification and are willing to assist and encourage not-yet-certified colleagues in becoming certified, becoming an ABPANC Certification Coach is for you! In this presentation you will learn effective leadership and coaching strategies and identify the qualifications and key elements needed to be a successful coach!

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Cheryl Coleman BSN RN CPAN Laura Williams MSN RN CPAN

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM12:15 pm – 1:30 pm

(019) SPG Session – Management (Limited to SPG Members Only)

Workplace Hostility and Violence: What You Can Do to Change Culture and Behaviors

Work place violence is seen in many areas of the hospital such as perioperative and emergency. Focusing on the perva-siveness of this problem and that it is commonly accepted as ‘normal’ will help us as nurse managers to identify behaviors and make changes towards a healthy work environment.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Ann Visscher MSN RN CPAN


(020) SPG Session – Pediatric (Limited to SPG Members Only)

Pediatric Syndromes and their Conundrums

This session will provide an overview of the most common (and some rare) pediatric syndromes and the complexities they present. Perioperative considerations, clinical implica-tions and tips in managing their care will be provided.

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Allan J.V. Cresencia MSN RN CPAN


12:15 pm – 1:30 pm SPG Meeting – Advanced Degree (Limited to SPG Members Only)

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

(021) Speaker Development Presentation: Impact of Standardization of Preassessment Testing Documentation on Patient Preparation for Surgery

A look at the impact of utilizing a standardized Pre-assessment Testing tool for patient preparation and education for surgery.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Shelley Suarez MSN RN CNOR

2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Concurrent TracksSee pages 12-13 for schedule and 14-17 for descriptions

5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Exhibits Open7:30 pm – 10:00 pm President’s Reception

You are all invited to join ASPAN President Susan Carter and ASPAN leaders in a celebration of the success and achievements of the past year. All conference participants and guests are invited to attend! Enjoy a variety of music and dance the night away! Come dressed in your favorite style of “party attire.” See you there!

WEDNESDAY, April 17, 20137:00 am – 9:00 am Exhibits Open7:15 am – 8:30 am

SPG Meeting – Publications (Limited to SPG Members Only)


(022) SPG Session – Perianesthesia Nurse Educator (Limited to SPG Members Only)

Make it Fun, Make it Real: Competency Educational Segments

Proving competency is not only important, but also required. How to make it appealing and educational for all genera-tions is not always easy. Learn some tricks of the trade and ideas participants can take back with them and use in their own facilities. (IC) 1.0 contact hour Laura Williams MSN RN CPAN


7:30 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open9:00 am – 11:45 am Concurrent Tracks

See pages 12-13 for schedule and 14-17 for descriptions

12:00 pm – 2:00 pm $ ASPAN Development Luncheon(023) The Perianesthesia Story: One Nurse at a Time

Nurses are encouraged to articulate the work they do, every day at the bedside, which profoundly impacts patient care and positive outcomes. Perianesthesia nurses make a difference: sharing the stories as anecdotes and exemplars fosters pride in practice and serves to recognize and reward the real work of nursing.(IC) 1.0 contact hour Maureen Iacono BSN RN CPAN

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

(024) Speaker Development Presentation: Transitioning Student Nurses to RNs in the PACU

When student nurses are hired one to two years prior to their planned graduation, they receive some valuable training to begin their path as successful PACU nurses. This concept has created a valuable teaching tool for the student nurse, who might then be selected to work in the PACU after graduation.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Tina Ayala-Bruder RN

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm

(025) The Benefits and Value of Being CPAN® and CAPA® Certified : What Employers Can Do to Recognize and Support Certified Staff

This presentation will focus on best practices employers use across the country to recognize and support certified nursing staff. In addition, research studies identifying the value placed on nursing certification by managers will be discussed. Strategies for certified nurses to use to effec-tively promote themselves to employers, patients and families will be described.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Bonnie Niebuhr MS RN CAE and Kathy Paskewitz RN CPAN



CONFERENCE PROGRAM

2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Concurrent TracksSee pages 12-13 for schedule and 14-17 for descriptions

5:15 pm – 7:00 pm

(026) SPG Session- Preop Assessment (Limited to SPG Members Only)

Hot Topics in Preoperative Assessment

This session will look at the impact of utilizing a standard-ized Pre-assessment Testing tool for patient preparation and education for surgery.

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Susan Norris BScN RN CAPA


(027) SPG Session - Pain Management (Limited to SPG Members Only)

Multimodal Pain Management

This session will present key aspects of multi-modal pain management.

(DC) 1.0 contact hour Lora McGuire MS RN


5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

(028) Education Approver Secrets Unveiled: How Do You Do That Application for Contact Hours?

This session will review the current ANCC-COA require-ments for nursing continuing education. The process for applying through the ASPAN approver unit for contact hours will also be presented.

(IC) 1.5 contact hours Linda Wilson PhD RN CPAN CAPA BC CNE and Lynn Sekeres MSN RN CCRN CPAN

5:30 pm – 6:45 pm

(029) Celebrate Successful Practices Oral Presentations (Part 2)

In this session, selected members will present their successful perianesthesia practice, discuss the implementation and share results.


7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Reception for Military and International Attendees

THURSDAY, April 18, 20136:45 am – 12:00 pm Registration Desk Open7:00 am – 8:00 am Closing Breakfast

Open to all full conference registrants at no additional cost. You must register on page 24. You will not be admitted with-out a ticket.

8:00 am – 8:45 am Closing Ceremonies: Presentation of Awards

Installation of ASPAN Officers

Presidential Address: Twilla Shrout BSN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

8:45 am – 9:00 am Preview to 2014 Conference9:30 am – 11:00 am Closing Address(030) Great Service Starts With Attitude!

Get ready to laugh, learn and be inspired! This motiva-tional, humorous and high-energy message is sure to re-fuel, recharge and reenergize you while reminding you of the importance of attitude and how it really influences the success of an organization and an individual.

(IC) 1.5 contact hours James Malinchak

11:45 am – 12:15 pm Postconference Registration

12:15 pm – 4:45 pm

$ Postconference- Pharmacology TopicsThis program will discuss general principles for stopping or continuing medications before and after surgery. The review of the newer anticoagulants and review of new analgesic agents used in the perioperative period, opioid safety and the role of pharmacogenetics. The concerns and challenges of polypharmacy in the elderly person will also be discussed.

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Vision Loss as a Complication of

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Management of Diabetes Mellitus in the

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Little Needles, Big FearsMaureen Schnur

#103 (IC) 1.25

The Adult Patient with Autism:

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Emergence Delirium and DrugsLois Schick

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Pulmonary Edema in the Perianesthesia Setting

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Immune Misfire: Autoimmunity and Immune Mediated

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Endocrine Update: Understanding Adrenal

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Management of Neurosurgical Devices in the Preoperative Setting

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To Drain or Not to Drain: Cerebral Spinal Fluid

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Stimulating the Brain: Surgery for Parkinson’s

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Prevention of MDR-GNO in the Care of Surgical Patients: Preoperative,

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Rebecca Murphy

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The Longest 17 Minutes of My Life: Malignant

Hyperthermia in a Pediatric Patient

Teresa Passig

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Care of the Pediatric Trauma PatientMyrna Mamaril

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Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Children

Fuad Baroody

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Pediatric Pain Management in

Perianesthesia NursingLinda Federer

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The Impact of Healthcare Reform on Nursing

PracticePamela Windle

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Evaluating RN Performance: Rewarding What Employees Deserve

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Caring for Overflow Patients in Your PACU: Strategies for Success

Maureen McLaughlin

#503 (DC) 1.25

Critical Thinking Skills in Perianesthesia Nursing

Carol Pehotsky

#504 (IC) 1.25

Practicing in the Combat Environment:

An International Approach to Combat CareMyrna Mamaril

#601 (DC) 1.25

Adverse Drug Events: Why They Happen and How to Prevent ThemMaureen McLaughlin

#602 (DC) 1.25

Patient Safety After Ambulatory Surgery

Lisa Martin

#603 (DC) 1.25

Worker Fatigue and Its Impact on Patient Safety,

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Caring for the Pregnant Patient in Perianesthesia:

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#106 (DC) 1.25

Balancing the Risk-Benefit See-Saw:

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#107 (DC) 1.25

Intra-Abdominal Hypertension: What’s in

“YOR” Belly? Marcia Bixby

#108 (DC) 1.25

Nursing and the Use of Electronic Media, Liability

and Facebook James Bream

#205 (IC) 1.25

Block Me: Peripheral Nerve Blocks in the Upper ExtremitiesBarbara Krumbach

#206 (DC) 1.25

Using Capnography to Improve Patient Safety

Kim Kraft

#207 (DC) 1.25

Electronic Health Record Redesign for

Perianesthesia CareMatthew Byrne

#208 (IC) 1.25

Care of the Bariatric Patient

Theresa Clifford

#305 (DC) 1.25

Perianesthesia Neurological

Assessment: It’s Not Just for Cranis Anymore

Denise O’Brien

#306 (DC) 1.25

Oh No! Look at this EKG Strip-Is the Pacemaker

Malfunctioning?Wanda Rodriguez

#307 (DC) 1.25

A Procedural Sedation Primer

Kim Kraft

#308 (DC) 1.25

Perianesthesia Nursing Quality Indicators: Can We Name What We Do

and Measure Outcomes?Denise O’Brien

#405 (IC) 1.25

Five Steps to Evidence-Based Practice

Daphne Stannard

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Moving Beyond the Abstract: Critically

Appraising the Literature Daphne Stannard

#407 (IC) 1.25

Practical Intelligence: Thinking about Thinking

Theresa Clifford

#408 (IC) 1.25

Preoperative Assessment Criteria and Patient

Education Deborah Melle

#505 (DC) 1.25

Improving Care for Patients Receiving

Intravesical Mitomycin Marianne McAuliffe

#506 (DC) 1.25

Preoperative Assessment and Care of Patients with

Special Needs Deborah Melle

#507 (DC) 1.25

Tornado: Adapting and Transforming PACU

During a Natural Disaster O. Larry Alred

#508 (DC) 1.25

The Aching Heart of the Perianesthesia Patient

with ACS Wanda Rodriguez

#605 (DC) 1.25

Ketamine: Past, Present and Future

Nancy Strzyzewski

#606 (DC) 1.25

Stayin’ Alive: Cardiac Rhythm

Management Devices (CRMD) in the

Perianesthesia SettingBarbara Krumbach

#607 (DC) 1.25

Transvaginal Surgery for Urinary Incontinence: What’s Important in Perianesthesia CareMarianne McAuliffe

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2013


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CONFERENCE COURSES DETAILED

TUESDAY, April 16, 20139:00 am – 10:15 am

#101 Vision Loss as a Complication of Non-Ophthalmic SurgeryThis session will present the major risk factors and the most common causes of postoperative vision loss (POVL). Emphasis will be placed also on the preoperative and postoperative assessment of patients who are at risk for POVL. Strategies to minimize POVL will also be presented.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Navaneet Borisuth MD PhD

#201 Emergence Delirium and DrugsEmergence delirium occurs postoperatively for many different reasons. Through the use of case studies, this session will present techniques to prevent and treat emergence delirium.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

#301 Management of Neurosurgical Devices in the Preoperative Setting and PACUThis session will present the disease entities, pathophysiological pro-cesses and treatment paradigms that result in neurological implantation of devices affecting the nervous system, such as vagal nerve stimulators, intrathecal medication pumps and deep brain stimulators. Preoperative and postoperative device management in the preanesthesia and postanesthesia care units will be reviewed in detail. (DC) 1.25 contact hours David Frim MD PhD and Judie Holleman MSN RN PNP-BC

#401 The Longest 17 Minutes of My Life: Malignant Hyperthermia in a Pediatric PatientThis session will include an overview of malignant hyperthermia. An actual pediatric case will be presented. Do you think it won’t happen to you? Think again.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Teresa Passig BSN RN CPAN CAPA CCRN

#501 The Impact of Healthcare Reform on Nursing PracticeThis session will present the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and its focus on the healthcare reform that will affect most clinical practice areas in the hospital. The increased demands and timelines have made hospitals and management teams focus more on improving quality and increasing patient satisfaction through Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS). Performance expectations and higher demands for all employees will be expected in this fast paced driven environment.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Pamela Windle MS RN NE-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

#601 Practicing in the Combat Environment: An International Approach to Combat CareCaring for the combat trauma patient in the postanesthesia care unit (PACU) is challenging. This session will present how to manage trauma resuscitation and damage control hemorrhage which are vital to the patient’s functional outcomes as well as to their long-term rehabilitation and survival. Information on the Joint Trauma Registry and how the war casualties’ healthcare data is mined to create evidence-based practice guidelines will also be presented.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAAN

10:30 am - 11:45 am

#102 Management of Diabetes Mellitus in the Perianesthesia SettingWith the increasing rates of diabetes mellitus comes the need for perianesthesia nurses to understand this chronic condition. This presentation will include information on Type I and II diabetes, the importance of close glucose control in the perianesthesia setting and proper management of diabetes in our setting. This session will also present a program where bedside nurses are empowered to serve as experts for their peers and patients in the perianesthe-sia setting.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Carol Pehotsky MSN RN ACNS-BC CPAN and Jillian Fetzner BSN RN

#202 Pulmonary Edema in the Perianesthesia SettingPulmonary edema in different forms through the use of case studies will be presented. This presentation will also differentiate between the types of pulmonary edema: cardiogenic vs. noncardiogenic.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

#302 To Drain or Not to Drain: Cerebral Spinal FluidThis session will present cerebral spinal fluid (CSF) dynamics, indications for the placement of a CSF device (ventricular or lumbar), such as hydrocephalus, and care of external and implanted CSF management devices in the preop and postanesthesia care units. (DC) 1.25 contact hours David Frim MD PhD and Judie Holleman MSN RN PNP-BC

#402 Care of the Pediatric Trauma PatientAssessment, recognition and management of the treatment goals in pediatric trauma patients will be presented. Shock syndromes must be identified quickly in these vulnerable patients while in the PACU. Learn the principles of trauma resuscitation in these complex high acuity children.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAAN

#502 Evaluating RN Performance: Rewarding What Employees Deserve and What Matters The rapid, ever-changing future continues to increase the de-mands of the registered nurse (RN). Performance expectations for staff nurses and nurse leaders are measured by accomplishing the set data driven goals. This presentation will provide strategies to evaluate RN performance and promote accountability, ownership and professional development in this high demanding environment.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Pamela Windle MS RN NE-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

#602 Adverse Drug Events: Why They Happen and How to Prevent ThemAdverse drug events contribute to increased lengths of stay, actual or potential patient harm and erode patients’ confidence that a hospital is a safe place for them to receive their medical care. This presentation will review background data as published by the Institute of Medicine, present real-life adverse drug events in the perianesthesia setting, identify how these events happened and suggest strategies to prevent them.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen McLaughlin MS RN CPAN CAPA



CONFERENCE COURSES DETAILED2:15 pm – 3:30 pm

#103 Little Needles, Big FearsThe placement of an intravenous (IV) line for surgery, although a routine procedure in the perianesthesia setting, is potentially trau-matic for patients. This session will provide a review of evidence to date on needle phobia and share results of the use of an “Intravenous Placement Information Sheet” with preoperative patients. The Intravenous Placement Information Sheet is used to include and empower the patient prior to surgery to reduce the anticipatory anxiety associated with venipuncture.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen Schnur MS RN CPAN

#203 Immune Misfire: Autoimmunity and Immune Mediated Inflammatory DiseaseThe incidence of Autoimmune and Immune Mediated Inflammatory Diseases (IMID) is on the rise and may result in a patient presenting for surgery at significant risk for postoperative infection. This ses-sion will present normal inflammation and immune function and the abnormalities associated with autoimmune and IMID disease. Pharmacologic disorder management and the application to the perianesthesia patient will also be presented. (DC) 1.25 contact hours Kim Noble PhD RN CPAN

#303 Stimulating the Brain: Surgery for Parkinson’s DiseaseThis session will discuss the indications for surgical intervention for patients with Parkinson’s disease with a review of the surgical tech-nique and specifics relating to perianesthesia care preoperatively and postoperatively.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Taras Masnyk MD PhD

#403 Obstructive Sleep Apnea in ChildrenThis session will present the pathophysiology, the clinical presenta-tion and diagnosis of children with obstructive sleep apnea. Detail treatment strategies with some focus on perioperative recovery in the PACU will also be presented.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Fuad M. Baroody MD FACS

#503 Caring for the Overflow Patients in your PACU: Strategies for SuccessMany PACUs are increasingly caring for critically ill and/or medical surgical patients for extended periods of time, including overnight stays. This session will present recommendations for the care of overflow patients as cited in the ASPAN Standards and Practice Recommendations as well as strategies for successful integration with the reality of day to day life in the PACU.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen McLaughlin MS RN CPAN CAPA

#603 Patient Safety After Ambulatory SurgeryToday’s patient population has created an environment of increased risk and liability in the outpatient setting. The goal of this lecture is to help identify high risk patient groups and establish methods/practices to minimize risk following outpatient surgery. (DC) 1.25 contact hours Lisa Martin BSN MA RN CPAN

3:45 pm – 5:00 pm

#104 The Adult Patient With Autism: Planning is the KeyAutism is the world’s fastest growing developmental disability, the characteristics of which necessitate individualized planning for sur-gery. This session will present considerations for the autistic patient and ways to optimize the surgical experience for the patient, care-givers and staff.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen Schnur MS RN CPAN

#204 Endocrine Update: Understanding Adrenal InsufficiencyPatients present with unique and sometimes challenging comorbidities. We are familiar with dealing with the diabetic patient; however, there are other endocrine disorders that are challenging and can disrupt the delicate balance of positive patient outcomes. The goal of this lecture is to familiarize you with adrenal insufficiency, how to recognize its symptoms and manage the patient through the perioperative environment.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Lisa Martin BSN MA RN CPAN

#304 Prevention of MDR-GNO in the Care of Surgical Patients: Preoperative, Intraoperative & Postoperative CareCare of patients who are at high risk of acquiring gram negative infections requires specialized infection control interventions. Surgical patients are at high risk. Prevention of multidrug resistent-gram negative or-ganisms (MDR-GNO) will be presented and applied to the care of surgical patients through the perianesthesia continuum. (DC) 1.25 contact hours Rebecca Murphy MSN RN CNOR

#404 Pediatric Pain Management in Perianesthesia Nursing This session will focus on the assessment and management of pediatric pain as it relates to the perianesthesia situation. The session will also present factors involved in emergence delirium, hypoxia, pain and anxiety in the pediatric perianesthesia period. (DC) 1.25 contact hours Linda Federer MSN RN

#504 Critical Thinking Skills in Perianesthesia NursingDevelopment of critical thinking skills helps the perianesthesia nurse confidently combat the challenges posed by increasingly sick patient populations and complex technologies. This session will present crucial critical thinking skills as well as ways to improve current skills.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Carol Pehotsky MSN RN ACNS-BC CPAN

#604 Worker Fatigue and Its Impact on Patient Safety, Productivity and the Health of the CaregiverChallenges in staffing in the PACU have led to multiple shift lengths, mandatory overtime and on call shifts. Extended shift lengths can lead to worker fatigue which can impact both patient and worker safety.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Sheryl Michelson MS RN BC




WEDNESDAY, April 17, 20139:00 am – 10:15 am

#105 Interventional Procedures: Best Practices to Avoid ComplicationsPatients undergoing interventional procedures come to the PACU for postprocedure, postsedation care before being admitted or be-ing discharged. The major complications that can occur include contrast induced nephropathy (CIN), radiation injury and vascular injury related to arterial access sites. This presentation will cover a review of the literature identifying best practice and how you might see this practice in your PACU.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Marcia Bixby MS RN CCRN APRN-BC

#205 Nursing and the Use of Electronic Media, Liability and FacebookWe live in a digital world and the perioperative theatre is just a micro-cosm of that world. From Facebook to Twitter, mobile phone cameras to facility marketing departments, we must conform our practices with a unique sensitivity to the digital demands and opportunities presented in and around the surgical workplace. This session will provide you with an understanding of the benefits of the digital world, the precautions to be taken in the digital world and will briefly discuss the role of the elec-tronic healthcare record in the perioperative theatre.(IC) 1.25 contact hours James Bream JD

#305 Care of the Bariatric PatientThis lecture will present the incidence, physiology and implications of obesity in the surgical patient population. In addition, several common bariatric procedures with case presentations will be presented.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Theresa Clifford MSN RN CPAN

#405 Perianesthesia Nursing Quality Indicators: Can We Name What We Do and Measure Outcomes?Use of the electronic health record (EHR) has produced data associated with patient care and outcomes. With this data, we can examine the impact perianesthesia nursing has on patient outcomes. We need to identify outcomes to identify quality indicators. This session will present moving from collecting data to using data to change and improve perianesthesia nursing practice and the development of perianesthesia specific nursing quality outcome indicators.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

#505 Preoperative Assessment Criteria and Patient EducationA collaborative approach to preoperative assessment is presented in this lecture. Evidence-based rationales for preop assessment criteria will be presented along with how to link the assessment and patient education to improve surgical outcomes, patient satisfaction and minimize surgical delays or cancellations on the day of surgery.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Deborah Melle BS RN

#605 The Aching Heart of the Perianesthesia Patient with Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)This session will present the pathophysiology of ACS, the differ-ence between ST depression and ST elevation, the different types of myocardial infarctions, potential complications of conduction disturbances and management using a case study approach.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Wanda Rodriguez MA RN CCRN CPAN

10:30 am – 11:45 am

#106 Caring for the Pregnant Patient in Perianesthesia: The 2 for 1 Deal!When a pregnant patient arrives in the preanesthesia department, the perianesthesia nurse needs to be knowledgeable concerning the physiological changes and how this alters the nursing assessment, planning and implementation of nursing care preanesthesia and postanesthesia. This session will review current guidelines for care and use case presentations to illustrate a holistic preanesthesia and postanesthesia plan of care for the pregnant/postpartum.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Melanie Chichester BSN RNC-OB

#206 Block Me: Peripheral Nerve Blocks in the Upper ExtremitiesPeripheral nerve blocks are used as part of the multimodal approach to pain management in the surgical patient. The purpose of this session is to describe the types and assessment of peripheral nerve blocks in the perianesthesia setting.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Barbara Krumbach MSN RN CNS CPAN CCRN

#306 Perianesthesia Neurological Assessment: It’s Not Just for Cranis AnymoreStroke is a risk associated with general anesthesia. In the past, neurological assessment in the PACU focused on those patients who have undergone major neurological procedures. Risk for stroke is real and can occur in patients who have all types of proce-dures. This session will present the risks for stroke associated with anesthesia, components of the perianesthesia neurological as-sessment and incorporating the assessment into your everyday perianesthesia practice.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

#406 Five Steps to Evidence-Based PracticeThis session will introduce participants to the five steps of evidence-based practice (EBP) and highlight how research databases can be used in the process of using the best available evidence at the point of care.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Daphne Stannard PhD RN CCRN CCNS FCCM

#506 Improving Care for Patients Receiving Intravesical MitomycinThe use of intravesical mitomycin for the treatment of bladder cancer has long been practiced. Time constraints have moved administration from the OR to the PACU. The development of a multiprofessional guideline for the administraton of mitomycin in the PACU ensuring the safety of the staff and patients will be reviewed.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Marianne McAuliffe MSN RN

#606 Ketamine: Past, Present and FutureThroughout the years, the use of ketamine has evolved. In this session the use of ketamine as a component of anesthesia, its role in chronic pain management and other newer uses will be presented.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPA



2:15 pm – 3:30 pm

#107 Balancing the Risk-Benefit See-Saw: Choosing Medications for the Pregnant or Lactating Perianesthesia PatientChoosing medication for a pregnant or lactating woman, as well as keeping the mother comfortable, is essential to providing safe care, but many nurses can be uncomfortable giving medications to this population. This session will present pregnancy risk categories, terato-genicity risks and use case presentations to demonstrate options for pain management, PONV, hypertension, anticoagulation, antibiotics, as well as how to assess the potential/actual risks to the patient.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Melanie Chichester BSN RNC-OB

#207 Using Capnography to Improve Patient Safety A large midwestern hospital discovered a high rate of naloxone rescues in patients receiving patient controlled analgesia (PCA), which led to the introduction of capnography monitoring for all pa-tients using PCAs and a marked decrease in rescues. This lecture describes the premise for the change, reviews the process of the change and the importance of nursing advocacy for patient safety and reviews the essentials of capnography.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Kim Kraft BSN RN CPAN

#307 Oh No! Look at this EKG Strip - Is the Pacemaker Malfunctioning?This session will present indications for cardiac pacing, potential pacemaker malfunctions, normal and abnormal pacemaker EKG strips using a case study approach. (DC) 1.25 contact hours Wanda Rodriguez MA RN CCRN CPAN

#407 Moving Beyond the Abstract: Critically Appraising the LiteratureThe process for reviewing research articles and putting evidence into action is presented in this lecture.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Daphne Stannard PhD RN CCRN CCNS FCCM

#507 Preoperative Assessment and Care of Patients with Special NeedsThis session will present the preoperative assessment of special populations including the geriatric, pediatric and mentally and physically challenged patients. (DC) 1.25 contact hours Deborah Melle BS RN

#607 Stayin’ Alive: Cardiac Rhythm Management Devices (CRMD) in the Perianesthesia Setting Perioperative management of patients with cardiac rhythm manage-ment devices (CRMD) that are seen in the perianesthesia setting will be presented in this session.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Barbara Krumbach MSN RN CNS CPAN CCRN

3:45 pm – 5:00 pm

#108 Intra-Abdominal Hypertension: What’s in “YOR” Belly?Intra-abdominal hypertension (IAH) is a common phenomenon that can be found in patients who are critically ill or who have undergone fluid resuscitation, which includes our PACU population. Awareness of this syndrome, how to identify patients who might be developing IAH and what is the best management strategy is key to preventing IAH from developing into abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS). This presentation will include how IAH impacts major organ functioning leading to multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS).(DC) 1.25 contact hours Marcia Bixby MS RN CCRN APRN-BC

#208 Electronic Health Record Redesign for Perianesthesia CareAn overview of how perianesthesia nurses can be a part of the electronic health record (EHR) redesign process. Design principles and theory will be discussed along with practical, organizational, logistical and technical issues.(IC) 1.25 contact hour Matthew Byrne PhD RN CPAN

#308 A Procedural Sedation Primer This lecture will present an overview for the novice perianesthesia nurse or a review for the seasoned nurse to the elements of proce-dural sedation as related to regulatory guidelines, evidence-based practice recommendations for monitoring and a review of common complications using a differential diagnosis process.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Kim Kraft BSN RN CPAN

#408 Practical Intelligence: Thinking about ThinkingThis session invites attendees to consider the wide range of styles of processing information and ways to ‘think outside the box’––the difference between ‘intelligence’ and ‘being smart’! The evolution and maintenance of the hardware and software needed for creative thinking will also be explored. This information is helpful when problem solving as well as for facilitating group process.(IC) 1.25 contact hours Theresa Clifford MSN RN CPAN

#508 Tornado: Adapting and Transforming PACU During a Natural DisasterA personal depiction of events before, during and after a major tornado event and the impact on the PACU at a major university hospital is presented in this session. Information will be provided to assess individualized hospital PACU readiness and how to im-prove disaster plans.(DC) 1.25 contact hours O. Larry Alred BSN RN

#608 Transvaginal Surgery for Urinary Incontinence: What’s Important in Perianesthesia Care Approximately 10-30% of women under age 60 have urinary incon-tinence issues. Minimally invasive surgical procedures are the most effective treatment for long term success. Perioperative care of patients undergoing sling procedures will be reviewed as well as best practice in caring for these patients.(DC) 1.25 contact hours Marianne McAuliffe MSN RN



SUNDAY, APRIL 14, 2013Help support ASPAN by participating in the annual Devel-opment Dream Walk. This is a great opportunity to take an early morning stroll with colleagues and raise money for important ASPAN programs. The walk offers something for everyone attending the National Conference as well as for those who are unable to be present. Encourage others to sponsor you and use the enclosed Dream Walk Sponsor Form to record their level of support. ASPAN components will again compete for the greatest number of registered walkers and for total money raised. Additionally, the “Dream Walker” award will be given to the individual recruiting the most sponsor dollars.

Teams Work!Obtaining sponsorships for the Dream Walk is easier than you may think. Simply ask family, friends and colleagues to support your efforts. The money raised will be used to fund the following ASPAN programs:

Scholarships

• to pursue advanced degrees• to achieve certification• to pursue educational opportunities• to support leadership development• to support humanitarian missions

Awards

• to recognize nursing achievements• to reward individual accomplishments

Public Awareness and Education

• to provide public education campaigns• to promote public recognition and awareness

18TH ANNUALASPAN

Dream Walk

REGISTRATION INFORMATION If you are attending the Dream Walk:1. Complete the National Conference registration form on page 24 and mark the box for Dream Walk registration.2. Include a $25.00 early bird registration fee, per walker, to reserve your spot.3. Mail your National Conference registration form with your check (made payable to ASPAN) or credit card information.4. Once you have approached family, friends and colleagues and collected your pledges, send them with the Dream

Walk Sponsor Form to ASPAN’s National Office. Contributions will also be accepted at the Dream Walk.

If you are unable to attend the Walk, but want to participate:1. Recruit your sponsors.2. Enclose your completed Sponsor Form along with the pledges you have collected.3. Mail your Sponsor Form and contributions to the National Office by March 1.




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And The Dream Walk Winner Is…National Recognition of Top Fundraising Components

• The component raising the highest monetary amount and the component with the highest number of walkers, will be recognized.

• The individual with the most dollars raised will be recognized.• Certificates will be awarded during the ASPAN Development Luncheon on Wednesday, April 17, 2013.• Photocopy the sponsorship form for additional sponsors or other walkers as needed, or call the ASPAN National

Office for additional forms. You can also download the sponsorship form from the ASPAN Web site at www.aspan.org.



Effective Perianesthesia Care Kim Litwack PhD RN APNP CPAN CAPA FAAN

Saturday, April 13, 2013Agenda7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration

8:00 am – 9:15 am Presurgical and Risk Assessment 1.25 contact hours (DC)

9:15 am – 10:30 am Special Populations 1.25 contact hours (DC)

10:30 am – 10:45 am Break

10:45 am – 12:45 pm Anesthetic Decision Making 2.0 contact hours (DC)

12:45 pm – 1:45 pm Lunch (on own)

1:45 pm – 3:15 pm Post-Anesthesia Assessment, Care and Emergencies 1.5 contact hours (DC)

3:15 pm – 3:30 pm Break

3:30 pm – 4:45 pm Discharge Decision Making 1.25 contact hours (DC)

4:45 pm – 5:00 pm Evaluation

Total Contact Hours = 7.25

Purpose: To enable the nurse to implement effective periop-erative care to improve patient outcomestTarget Audience: All perianesthesia nursesOverall Program Objective: Discuss topics specific to the management of the surgical patient to support critical thinking and decision making

Perianesthesia Certification Review Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

Sunday, April 14, 2013Agenda7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration

8:00 am – 8:30 am Mechanics of the Exams 0.5 contact hour (IC)

8:30 am – 9:30 am Review of Anesthesia 1.0 contact hours (DC)

9:30 am – 9:45 am Break

9:45 am – 11:00 am Review of Anesthesia (continued) 1.25 contact hours (DC)

11:00 am – 12:30 pm Special Populations: Pediatric, Geriatric and Pregnant Patients 1.5 contact hours (DC)

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch (on own)

1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Examining ASPAN Standards 1.5 contact hours (DC)

3:00 pm – 3:15 pm Break

3:15 pm – 4:15 pm Critical Thinking in Clinical Practice and Certification Testing 1.0 contact hours (IC)

4:15 pm – 4:45 pm Test Taking Prep: Setting Yourself Up for Success 0.5 contact hour (IC)

4:45 pm – 4:55 pm Evaluations


Purpose: To enable the nurse to demonstrate knowledge and effective test taking techniques in order to improve success on the perianesthesia certification exam Target Audience: All perianesthesia nursesOverall Program Objective: Discuss key topics essential for preparation for both perianesthesia certification exams

PRECONFERENCE OFFERINGS

POSTCONFERENCE OFFERINGPharmacology Topics Julie Golembiewski PharmD

Thursday, April 18, 2013Agenda11:45 am – 12:15 pm Registration

12:15 pm – 1:15 pm Medication Reconciliation: General Principles for Stopping or Continuing Medications Before and After Surgery 1.0 contact hour (DC)

1:15 pm – 2:15 pm New(er) Anticoagulants: Mechanism, Indication, Pharmacokinetics, Monitoring and Antidotes 1.0 contact hour (DC)

2:15 pm – 2:30 pm Break

2:30 pm – 3:30 pm Acute Pain Management: New Agents (IV Acetaminophen, Liposomal Lupivacaine), Opioid Safety and the Role of Pharmacogenetics 1.0 contact hour (DC)

3:30 pm – 4:30 pm Polypharmacy in the Elderly: Concerns and Challenges 1.0 contact hour (DC)

4:30 pm – 4:45 pm Evaluations


Purpose: To enable the nurse demonstrate knowledge in pharmacology in order to implement safe patient careTarget Audience: All perianesthesia nursesOverall Program Objective: Discuss timely and relevant pharmacology topics for the perianesthesia registered nurse



Hotel Accommodations and Conference Location

The Hilton Chicago is the conference hotel for ASPAN’s 32nd National Conference and it offers the perfect loca-tion for your visit to Chicago.

Making Your Hotel Reservation

A personalized Web site for ASPAN’s National Conference occurring April 14, 2013 - April 18, 2013 has been created for you.

Making your room reservation is quick and easy: visit the ASPAN Web site at www.aspan.org and click on the reservation link on the ASPAN Conference page.

You will need to provide a credit card for a one night room and tax deposit. If, for some reason, you need to cancel your reservation, your deposit is fully refundable until 72 hours prior to your check-in date.

Rates are $225 for a single room (one person) or $245 for a double room (two people). Upgraded room types are available if preferred.

You can also make a room reservation by calling 877-865-5320 and giving them the ASPAN Group Code (ANE).

In order to receive the special ASPAN room rate, please make reservations by Monday, March 11, 2013.

Hilton Chicago Hotel 720 S. Michigan Ave.

Chicago, IL 60605 Phone: 877-865-5320

Air Travel

Traveling to the Conference by air? Chicago offers two airports, O’Hare and Midway. Both airports are conve-niently located near downtown Chicago and serviced by all major air carriers.

Ground Transportation

Airport Express is located right inside both airports. Their link is attached for your convenience to view rates and information.

This is the link to Airport Express: http://www.airportexpress.com/

Chicago L (Subway) Instructions from Chicago Airports to Hilton Chicago Hotel

From O’Hare International AirportFollow signs from Baggage Claim for CTA. Take the Blue Line from the Lower Level. Take Blue Line to JACKSON. At JACKSON use underground tunnel to connect to Red Line. Ride Red Line one stop south in direction 95th St/Dan Ryan to HARRISON. Exit HARRISON onto STATE ST.

Walk south (keep parking lots on your left side) on STATE ST to BALBO and take a left. Hotel entrance is one block east on the corner of BALBO and WABASH.

From Midway AirportFollow sign from Baggage Claim for CTA. You will be walking through the parking garage to get to train stop. Take Orange Line from Airport. Exit at ROOSEVELT. This will place you at ROOSEVELT and WABASH. Walk north (keeping train tracks on your left side) on WABASH approximately five blocks to 8th St. There is an entrance to the hotel facing 8th St.

Currently the one-way fare for CTA is $2.25. There is no additional cost to transfer from Blue Line to Red Line

at Jackson St.

Fares are subject to change at CTA’s discretion.

This is the link to the Chicago L: http://www.chicago-l.org/index.html

HOTEL AND

INFORMATION

TRAVEL



GENERAL INFORMATION

AttireBusiness attire is appropriate for the 32nd National Conference in Chicago, including all educational sessions, exhibits, breakfasts and luncheons. Party attire is requested for the President’s Reception on Tuesday, April 16th. Casual wear is expected for Component Night. April in Chicago brings an average high of 57 degrees and an average low of 39 degrees. ***Reminder: the meeting rooms will be set at 68 degrees. Please dress in layers for your personal comfort.

Ticketed SeatingSeating for all educational sessions will be ticketed and is on a first come, first served basis. You are encouraged to register early for those sessions you wish to attend. You must present your tickets when you arrive at each event. You will not be admitted without a ticket. If you are late for a session you may lose your seat. If you wish to attend the closing breakfast, you must register or you will not be admitted.

VolunteersHost/Hostess

If you wish to volunteer while at the National Conference you can become a host/hostess. Contact Linda Beagley 630-351-6001 or [email protected]. You will be compensated for your work as a host/hostess.

Session Moderator

If you want to know more about becoming a moderator contact Terri Passig 407-405-5110 or [email protected].

Parking at the Hilton ChicagoSelf-parking at the hotel is $45.00 per night and valet parking is $57.00 per night.

Guests staying overnight at the hotel pay this rate per day with in and out privileges. Please see the ASPAN Web site for other parking rates.

**Please note: all parking fees are subject to change with-out notice. ASPAN is not responsible if prices or rules are changed.

For Special Assistance Contact: ASPAN 877-737-9696 90 Frontage Road Fax 856 616-9601 Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424

Room SharingWill You Need a Roommate at National Conference?

Are you looking for a way to come to Conference, but don’t have anyone to share a hotel room with? Not a problem! Simply submit your name to be included on the “Willing-ness to Share a Room” list. The room sharing list will be distributed to all those who have asked to be included. It will then be your responsibility to directly contact others on the list to coordinate room sharing arrangements and make your own hotel reservation.

The following information is required in order to be included on the list: Your full name, complete mailing address, email address, home and work telephone numbers and fax number, if applicable. Please indicate how you would prefer to be contacted. Provide any information which will help you and a potential roommate determine compatibility. All information must be received no later than February 8, 2013. The list will be distributed in the middle of February.

Please mail, or email your request to: Jane Reinschmidt

2117 Lake Shore Circle Arlington Heights, IL 60004

Email: [email protected]

The hotel room reservation deadline at the Hilton Chicago is March 11, 2013. Reservations made beyond this date are based upon a space and rate availability basis only.

Full Registration Includes:Comprehensive syllabus, online access to session handouts, all main conference educational sessions, exhibit sessions, component night, president’s reception and closing breakfast.

Daily Registration Includes:Comprehensive syllabus, online access to session handouts, educational sessions for that specific day, and all events for that day that do not require an additional fee.

Guest Registration Includes:Receptions, Component Night, Exhibits Attendance and Thursday Breakfast.



CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORMTowering Opportunities–Endless Possibilities

Registration Form – Complete Both Sides

PRINT OR TYPE. Use a separate form for each registrant. Duplicate as necessary. INCOMPLETE OR ILLEGIBLE forms WILL BE RETURNED.

Payment must accompany registration form.

Name _______________________________________________________ ASPAN Member# _________________________ First/Last/Title or credentials (Print name as you would like it to appear on your name tag. Character limit is 27 characters for your name and 27 characters for your credentials-including spaces.)

Preferred Email (required) _________________________________________________________________________________

Hospital/Facility _________________________________________________________________________________________

Hospital/Facility Address _________________________________________________________________________________

City _____________________________________________ State ____________ Zip __________ Country ______________

Home Mailing Address ___________________________________________________________________________________

City _____________________________________________ State ____________ Zip __________ Country ______________

Telephone: Work ( _______ ) ___________ Home ( _______ ) _________________ Fax ( _______ ) _________________

How many ASPAN National Conferences have you attended before this one?

1 q 0 3 q 4-6 2 q 1-3 4 q More than 6

Practice Area:

1 q Hospital PACU 4 q Endoscopy 2 q Hospital ASU 5 q Private Office 3 q Freestanding ASU 6 q Other

Postgraduate Credentials:

1 q Master’s Degree 3 q Bachelor’s Degree 2 q Doctorate Degree

Certification:

q CPAN (ID# ______________________________________________ )

q CAPA (ID# ______________________________________________ )

CANCELLATION POLICY: All requests for cancellation must be made in writing. All monies paid, with the exception of a 25% administrative fee, will be refunded provided the notice of cancellation is received two weeks prior to the start date of conference (April 1, 2013). No refunds will be provided less than two weeks prior to the start date of conference.

Attendance at ASPAN programs and events constitutes consent to be photo-graphed for use in print and/or electronic publicity for ASPAN.

Web link to access the conference syllabus

Please see the email confirmation that was sent to the email address that we have on file for you. This confirmation letter will contain the link for the syllabus online.

COMPLETE BOTH SIDES OF FORM OR IT WILL BE RETURNED TO YOU WITHOUT PROCESSING.

IF FAXING REGISTRATION TO ASPAN, FAX BOTH SIDES OF FORM TO COMPLETE YOUR REGISTRATION.

Return to: ASPAN • Registration Manager 90 Frontage Road • Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424 Fax with credit card payment: (856) 616-9601

CONCURRENT SESSION SELECTIONS

TICKETS WILL BE ISSUED FOR CONCURRENT SESSIONS. To assist in scheduling rooms of appropriate size and having your tickets ahead of time, please indicate below the session you wish to attend for each concurrent session time selection. If your first choice is not available, you will be placed in your second choice. Based on the preferences of registrants, the most popular sessions will be assigned to the largest rooms. For session numbers, refer to the concurrent session grid on pages 12-13 or the session descriptions on pages 14-17. PLEASE USE SESSION NUMBERS. If your requested sessions are not available, you will be contacted by mail to choose an alternate session.

This is a preliminary brochure and speakers, sessions and events are subject to change.

Session Times and Days 1st choice 2nd choiceMonday, April 152:30 pm- 3:30 pm

3:45 pm – 4:45 pm

SPG Session (Optional, but you must be a SPG member)7:15 pm – 8:30 pm

Evening Sessions (Optional)7:15 pm – 8:15 pm 7:15 pm – 8:30 pm

Tuesday, April 169:00 am – 10:15 am

10:30 am – 11:45 am

2:15 pm – 3:30 pm

3:45 pm – 5:00 pm

SPG Session (Optional, but you must be a SPG member)12:15 pm – 1:30 pm

ABPANC Sessions (Optional)12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

12:15 pm – 1:15 pm

Afternoon Session (Optional)12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

Wednesday, April 179:00 am – 10:15 am

10:30 am – 11:45 am

2:15 pm – 3:30 pm

3:45 pm – 5:00 pm

Afternoon Session12:30 pm – 1:30 pm

ABPANC Sessions (Optional)1:15 pm – 2:15 pm

SPG Session (Optional, but you must be a SPG member)7:15 am-8:30 am

5:15 pm – 7:00 pm

Evening Sessions (Optional)5:30 pm – 6:45 pm

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm



CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM

Name ________________________________________________________ ASPAN Member# _________________________

FULL ASPAN CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

(Begins Sunday, April 14 and concludes at 11:00 am on Thursday, April 18 does not include Sunday preconference)

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/13 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/13ASPAN Member q A $395.00 q AA $445.00 $ _____________Non-Member* q B $575.00 q BB $610.00 $ _____________Retired ASPAN Member q C $115.00 q CC $137.00 $ _____________Student** q D $130.00 q DD $155.00 $ _____________Group Discount q Four or more registrations received in the same envelope, each receive a (excluding Students and Daily Attendees) $10 discount. All forms and checks must be mailed in the same envelope.*Non-Member Option: Take advantage of savings to ASPAN Members. Remit membership application on page 25-26 along with ASPAN member registration fee and form. (Must be two separate checks for Conference and Membership)** Person enrolled in a school of nursing and not licensed as a nurse. Proof must accompany registration.

DAILY REGISTRATION

Indicate days: q Monday q Tuesday q Wednesday q Thursday Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/13 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/13ASPAN Member q E $165.00/day q EE $190.00/dayNon-Member q F $225.00/day q FF $245.00/day $ ___________

GUEST REGISTRATION

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/13 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/13q G Guest $120.00 q GG Guest $130.00

Guest Name: _______________________________________________________________ $ ____________(no admittance to scientific sessions or contact hours awarded)

PRECONFERENCE OFFERINGS Saturday, April 13

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/13 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/13

q H ASPAN Member $137.00 q HH ASPAN Member $168.00q I Non-Member $190.00 q II Non-Member $222.00 $ ____________

Sunday, April 14 q J ASPAN Member $137.00 q JJ ASPAN Member $168.00q K NonMember $190.00 q KK Non-Member $222.00 $ ____________

ASPAN DEVELOPMENT DREAM WALK Sunday, April 14

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/13 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/13q L $25.00 (donation to Development) q LL $30.00 (donation to Development) $ ____________

FIRST TIMERS ORIENTATION Sunday and Monday, April 14 and 15

q M Sunday First Timers Orientation q MM Monday First Timers Orientation No Fee *open to First Timers Only (repeat session)

CPAN®/CAPA® LUNCHEON Monday, April 15

q N CPAN®/CAPA® Luncheon $60.00 *only CPAN and/or CAPA certified nurses may register for luncheon $ ____________

DEVELOPMENT LUNCHEON Wednesday, April 17

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/13 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/13q O ASPAN Member $75.00 q OO ASPAN Member $80.00q P Non-Member $80.00 q PP Non-Member $85.00 $ ____________

CLOSING BREAKFAST Thursday, April 18

q Q Closing Address/Breakfast: Full conference and Thursday daily attendees only. You must check this box and register if you plan to attend. No one without a ticket will be admitted. No Fee

POSTCONFERENCE OFFERING Thursday, April 18

** Fee is included in Thursday daily fee.

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/13 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/13Full Conference Registrants q R $65.00 q RR $85.00 $ ____________Thursday Daily Attendees q S (included in Thursday daily fee) q SS (included in Thursday daily fee)

ASPAN Member not attending conference q T $100.00 q TT $122.00 $ ____________Non-Member not attending conference q U $130.00 q UU $160.00 $ ____________

Total $ __________________

Registration cannot be processed without payment.My check, drawn on a U.S. bank in U.S. funds, made payable to ASPAN, is enclosed for the total amount listed OR charge the total amount listed to my: q MasterCard q Visa q American Express

Card #_________________________________________________________________________ Exp. Date _______________________________________

Authorized Signature: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________ REQUIRED DATE

I Federal Tax ID#06-1024058



ASPAN MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION RATES EFFECTIVE THROUGH APRIL 18, 2013Please print legibly and provide all information requested.

Step 1 – Complete general information

Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ First Middle Last CREDENTIALS (please provide)

Home Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________________________________State: ____________________ Zip Code: ____________________________

*Home Email: _____________________________________________________Date of Birth:_________________________________________ (mm/dd/yy)

Home Phone: ( __________ ) __________________________________ Cell Phone ( __________ ) ________________________________________________

Employer: (required) ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Employer Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________________________________State: ____________________ Zip Code: ____________________________

*Work Email: _____________________________________________ Work Phone: ( __________ ) ________________________________________________*At least one email address is required

Please check your contact preferences in each category:

1) q Home Email q Work Email 2) q Home Phone q Work Phone q Cell Phone 3) q Home Address q Work Address

* Email addresses are not sold or used for other than ASPAN business/updates. As a benefit of membership, ASPAN will occasionally provide information on products or services we feel would be useful to our members. Please check here if you do not wish to receive such email notices: q

Federal Tax ID #: 06-1024058GENERAL INFORMATION

1. How did you hear about ASPAN?

q Colleague

q Seminar

q Internet

q JoPAN

q Other _________________________

Step 2 – Select Membership Type, Component and SPG (if desired)

There are five categories of membership. Membership is for 12 months, starting from date of activation.

q $80.00ACTIVE MEMBERS shall be those involved, at least part-time, in the care of ambulatory surgery, preanesthesia or postanesthesia, or pain management patients, or in the management, teaching, or research of the same. Active members have the right to hold office, serve on committees/SWTs and vote. ACTIVE MEMBERS MUST JOIN A LOCAL COMPONENT.

q $105.00AFFILIATE MEMBERS shall be any duly licensed healthcare professionals who have an interest in perianesthesia patient care. Affiliate members shall receive all publications and notices but shall not vote, be eligible to hold office, or serve on committees/SWTs. Affiliate members are not required to join a Component.

q $105.00INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS shall be any duly licensed healthcare professionals who have an interest in perianesthesia patient care and reside outside of the United States and Bermuda. International members shall receive all publications and notices but shall not vote, be eligible to hold office, or serve on committees/SWTs.

q $60.00 RETIRED MEMBERS shall be those nurses who have ceased their active practice in the perianesthesia care setting by reason of retirement or permanent disability. They shall have the right to vote and serve on committees. RETIRED MEMBERS MUST JOIN A LOCAL COMPONENT.

q $60.00STUDENT MEMBERS shall be those enrolled in a school of nursing and not currently licensed as nurses. Student members shall receive all publications and notices but shall not vote, be eligible to hold office, or serve on committees/SWTs. STUDENT MEMBERS MUST JOIN A LOCAL COMPONENT and PROVIDE NAME OF NURSING SCHOOL AND COPY OF STUDENT ID.

$ ______________________

Membership Dues Total

2. Were you recruited by an ASPAN Member? *

q Yes q No

If yes, please provide:

Member Name

Member Number (if known) *Remember – ASPAN has a Recruiter of the Year Award.



ASPAN MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (continued)

COMPONENT DUES

Component membership is MANDATORY for all but Affiliate and International categories. You may choose to belong to more than one component. Please check all component(s) you want to join.q $25.00 Alabama (ALAPAN) q $25.00 Nebraska (NAPAN)

q $35.00 Arizona (AzPANA) q $25.00 Nevada (NevPANA)

q $20.00 Arkansas (PACNA) q $45.00 New Jersey /Bermuda (NJBPANA)

q $30.00 California (PANAC) q $35.00 New Mexico (PANANM)

q $25.00 Chesapeake Bay (CBSPAN) q $40.00 New York (NYSPANA)

(Includes: MD, DE, DC) q $30.00 North Carolina (NCAPAN)

q $30.00 Connecticut (CSPAN) q $35.00 Northwest (NPANA) (Includes: AK, ID, MT, OR, WA)

q $45.00 Florida (FLASPAN) q $30.00 Ohio (OPANA)

q $30.00 Georgia (GAPAN) q $25.00 Oklahoma (OSPAN)

q $25.00 Hawaii (HIPAN) q $25.00 Pennsylvania (PAPAN)

q $25.00 Illinois (ILSPAN) (Includes Eastern MO) q $25.00 Rhode Island (RIAPAN)

q $30.00 Indiana (INSPAN) q $25.00 Rocky Mountain (RMPANA)

q $25.00 Iowa (ISPAN) (Includes: CO, WY, NE)

q $30.00 Kentucky (KSPAN) q $25.00 South Carolina (SCAPAN)

q $35.00 Louisiana (LAPAN) q $30.00 Tennessee (TSPAN)

q $30.00 Maine (MESPAN) q $40.00 Texas (TAPAN)

q $25.00 Massachusetts (MASPAN) q $25.00 Utah (USPAN)

q $30.00 Michigan (MAPAN) q $35.00 Vermont/New Hamp. (VT/NHAPAN)

q $35.00 Minnesota/Dakota (MNDAKSPAN) q $40.00 Virginia (VSPAN)

q $30.00 Mississippi (MSPAN) q $20.00 West Virginia (WVSPAN)

q $20.00 Missouri/Kansas (MO-KAN PANA) q $35.00 Wisconsin (WISPAN)

Component Dues Total $____________________(if more than one Component selected, please total all)

Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________

Specialty Practice Groups (SPG) Dues.

MEMBERSHIP TO A SPG IS OPTIONAL. q Advanced Degree

(must be Master’s Prepared)q Geriatric q Informaticsq Management q Pain Managementq Pediatricq Perianesthesia Nurse Educator q Preoperative Assessment q Publications

The purpose of ASPAN’s Specialty Practice Groups (SPG) is to bring together sub-specialty nurses who share a special practice in peri-anesthesia nursing SPGs are member-driven and offer a variety of networking and educa-tional opportunities, serve as a resource on practice and professional issues, and facilitate research within the organization.

SPGs are each $15.00 per year.

OPTIONAL SPG TOTAL $______________(if more than one SPG selected please total all)

Step 3 – Provide payment information

$ ________________________ TOTAL DUES PAYMENT

*Dues include a non-deductible allocation of $ 26.00 for JoPANq Check Enclosed. Check #: ______________ Make checks payable to ASPAN. (Checks must be drawn on a U.S. bank in U.S. funds.)Please charge my: q MasterCard q Visa q American Express

Name as Appears on Card: ____________________________________________________________________________

Card #____________________________________________________________ Exp. Date _________________________ (Not valid without exp. date)

Authorized Signature: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ REQUIRED DATE

American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses90 Frontage Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424

Phone: 877.737.9696 • Fax: 856.616.9601www.aspan.org • [email protected]



BOARD AND CONFERENCE INFORMATION

ASPAN Board of Directors

ASPAN National Conference Strategic Work Team


President

Twilla Shrout BSN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

Vice President/President-Elect

Joni Brady MSN RN CAPA CLC

Secretary

Katrina Bickerstaff BSN RN CPAN CAPA

Treasurer

Chris Price MSN RN CPAN CAPA

Immediate Past President

Deborah Bickford BSN RN CPAN

Regional Director, Region One

Armi Holcomb BSN RN CPAN

Regional Director, Region Two

Martha Clark MSN RN CPAN

Regional Director, Region Three

Laura Kling MSN RN CNS CPAN CAPA

Regional Director, Region Four

Tanya LeCompte-Hofmann MSN RN ACNS-BC CPAN

Regional Director, Region Five

Susan Russell BSN RN JD CPAN CAPADirector for Clinical Practice

Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPADirector for Education

Kim Noble PhD RN CPAN

Director for Research

Deirdre Cronin BSN RN CPAN CAPA

ABPANC President

Kevin DillChief Executive Officer

Conference Information

Conference Questions877-737-9696 X217 856-616-9600 X217

Conference Registration Fax:856-616-9601

Conference Hotel and LocationHilton Chicago

720 South Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL 60605

312-922-4400 www.hiltonchicagohotel.com

Linda Ziolkowski MSN RN CPAN

National Conference Coordinator

Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPADirector for Education

Susan O’Day BS RN CPAN

National Conference Coordinator Designee

Linda Beagley BSN MS RN CPAN

Member At Large

Jane Reinschmidt BS RN CAPA

Member At Large

Judi Werkema BAN RN CAPA

Member At Large

Teresa Passig BSN RN CPAN CAPA CCRN

Immediate Past Conference Coordinator


President

Twilla Shrout BSN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

Vice President/President-Elect

Katrina Bickerstaff BSN RN CPAN CAPA

Treasurer

Kevin DillChief Executive Officer

Courtney Papp CMPMeeting Manager

Linda Wilson PhD RN CPAN CAPA BC CNE

Nurse Liaison for Education, Research and Clinical Practice

Presort STDUS Postage

PaidSBSC, LLC

90 Frontage RoadCherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424

FUTURE MEETINGSApril 27—May 1, 2014

Las Vegas, Nevada

April 26— 30, 2015 San Antonio, Texas

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