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FORMAT: Virtual Live Conference through ZOOM
DATE: Tuesday, June 13, 2023 | 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
CE HOURS: 6.00 (with 6Rx Hours included at the Advanced Practice level)
CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION
This all-day webinar is designed as an adult and geriatric pharmacology update at the advanced practice level. Sessions focus on current recommendations and controversies regarding drug therapy for common adult and geriatric health issues and include appropriate pharmacotherapeutic principles and recommendations for patient and family education. Teaching methods include lectures, discussions, and case analyses.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Advanced practice nurse practitioners, especially adult, geriatric, and family nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, nurses, pharmacists, and other interested healthcare professionals.
Schedule
Tuesday, June 13, 2023
Timing | Topic | Speaker |
08:00 – 08:15 AM | Welcome and Overview | |
08:15 – 09:15 AM | New Updates from the 2022 Heart Failure Guidelines: Foundational Therapy (part 1) | Ben Hocutt, MSN, AG-ACNP |
09:15 – 09:25 AM | Break | |
09:25 – 10:25 AM | Status of Antibiotics | Alvin Goo, PharmD |
10:25 – 10:35 AM | Break | |
10:35 – 11:35 AM | New Updates from the 2022 Heart Failure Guidelines: Foundational Therapy (part 2) | Ben Hocutt, MSN, AG-ACNP |
11:35 – 12:35 PM | Lunch and Exhibitor Presentations (GSK) - AREXVY | |
12:35 – 1:35 PM | Anticoagulation in Older Adults | Mike Lippman, MD |
1:40 – 2:40 pm | Opioid Use Disorder | Danielle Small, PharmD |
2:40 – 2:50 | Adjourn | |
On-Demand Session (Mandatory for the total of CE Hours) | Topic | Speaker |
60 mins | Updates on Osteoporosis Treatments | Susan Williams-Judge, MN, CNS, ARNP |
UWCNE reserves the right to revise the program schedule if needed.
* 6.15 Rx Hours (included at the Advanced practice level)
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FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Thursday-Friday | October 19-20, 2023
LOCATION & PARKING: Bell Harbor, Seattle WA
Register for Full Conference
Register for Day Two only
Conference Description
APPAC 2023 offers healthcare providers an opportunity to validate and enhance clinical competencies, acquire new assessments, and examine critical issues in healthcare at the state and national levels. Learn about new products, services, and pharmacotherapeutic agents.
The program includes experts in all tracks. Different sessions allow participants to design their own educational tracks in the areas of adolescent, adult, family, geriatric, pediatric, psychosocial, and sexual and reproductive health care. Teaching methods include lectures, case studies, discussions, and poster sessions.
Benefits of attending this conference:
- Learn from experts in your field
- Have the opportunity to explore an extensive variety of topics
- Connect with exhibitors
- Network with your peers to reflect and reconnect
Target Audience
Healthcare professionals include staff nurses, clinical nurse leaders, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, nurse educators, primary care providers, physicians, physician assistants, managers, administrators, social workers, and other interested healthcare providers, as well as the UW School of Nursing Faculty and students.
Learning Outcomes
- Apply up-to-date clinical evidence-based practices to assess and manage health problems in primary and acute specialty care settings.
- Understand pharmacologic trends and management in own specialty related to clinical practice.
- Perform advanced skills related to own specialty to better provide safe patient care.
- Promote interprofessional collaboration by engaging with interprofessional speakers and using social media platforms to share knowledge, insights, and resources.
Discount Rates
Discount rates below are applicable for all registrations. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students = 50%
- Retirees = 25%
- UW SoN Faculty & Staff = 20%
Keynote Speaker
Advancing Health Equity Through Policy and Practice
Patty Hayes, MN, RN
Former Director, Public Health Seattle & King County, Member State Board of Health (Retired)
For over 40 years, Patty Hayes has been a leader in Public Health & public policy development. She recently retired from her position as Director of Public Health Seattle & King County where she led the efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as other public health initiatives such as Best Starts for Kids. Currently, Patty has been appointed by the Governor to serve on the State Board of Health and the Public Health Advisory Board. She also serves as Chair of the UW School of Nursing Dean’s Advisory Board. Patty has received numerous awards including the UW Alumna Summa Laude Dignata in 2020, the MLK Medal of Distinguished Service in 2021, ANA Honorary Recognition Award in 2011 and was inducted into the WSNA Nursing Hall of Fame in 2002.
Schedule
October 19, 2023
Time | Concurrent Sessions 1 | Concurrent Sessions 2 | Concurrent Sessions 3 | Concurrent Sessions 4 | Concurrent Sessions 5 |
7:15 – 8:00 | Check-In and Breakfast | ||||
8:00 – 9:00 | Welcome and Keynote - Advancing Health Equity Through Policy and Practice | Patty Hayes, MN, RN | ||||
9:00 – 9:15 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
9:15 – 10:15 | SRH| Consent & confidentiality in the care of the adolescent patient in WA state| Jennifer Curwen, DNP, MS, ARNP, CNM, FNP-C | Peds| Neonatal Hyperbilirubinemia: A review of updated guidelines and recommendations for practice | Icel Sullivan, DNP, ARNP, CPNP-PC, ARNP | Adult/Gero| SGLT-2s: Drug of the year (Rx) | Abby Winter, PharmD, MPA, BCACP, CDES | Acute/Critical | Role of advance practice providers on inpatient team | Laurie A. Soine PhD, ARNP | Psych | Mood disorders in the peripartum period and parenthood part 1 (Rx) | Tricia Spach, MN, ARNP |
10:15 – 10:30 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
10:30 – 11-30 | Psych | Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation | Nick Weiss, MD | FNP |Concussion: Heads Up on New Updates | Renee Cartarini, DNP,ARNP, FNP-BC | FNP| Palliative Care on Dementia Patients| Gina Kang, MD | Acute/Critical |Approaches to Acute Renal Failure (with a heart failure flavor) | David Mariuma, MD | Psych | Mood disorders in the peripartum period and parenthood part 2 (Rx) | Tricia Spach, MN, ARNP |
11:30 – 12:30 | Lunch and Exhibitors | ||||
12:30-1:30
|
SRH |Itching for an Answer:
Female Genital & Vulvar Dermatology--When to Treat and When to Refer? | Jennifer Heuberger, ARNP, MSN, FNP-C
|
Peds | Gender Affirming Primary Care ( Presented via Zoom) | Emily Robinson DNP, ARNP & Anna Boomgaarden, RN, BSN | Adult/Geri | Chronic Kidney Disease (Rx) | David Mariuma, MD | Acute/Critical | Setting Limits: Responding to requests for medically inappropriate care | Mark Tonelli, MD, MA | Adult/Geri | Menopause Assessment and Management in the Primary Care Setting (Rx)| Ginny Ryan, M.D. M.A. |
1:30 – 1:40 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
1:40 – 2:40 | SRH| STD Update and PREP (Rx) | Jacqui Murillo, ARNP, FNP-C | Peds | Cancer Patients Need Primary Care Too| Cory Hoeppner, ARNP, MN | FNP | A talk on back pain | Lauren Paladino, DO | Adult/Geri | When Memory Starts to Slip: Evaluating and Treating Signs of Cognitive Impairment | Barak Gaster, MD | Psych | Stress Reduction for Work and Beyond: Tips to Become a Little Happier | Nicole Johnson, BSN, RN, CCRN, CEP |
2:40 – 2:50 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
2:50 – 3:50 | FNP | Osteoporosis in Primary Care| Thuan Ong, MD, MPH | SRH | Contraceptive Updates (Rx) | Mackenzie Weiland, MSN, ARNP, WHNP-BC, SANE-A | Workshop 1| When in doubt, gel it out: The basics of point of care lung ultrasound| Kris Ramilo, DNP, ARNP, AGPNP (Acute/Critical Care) | Workshop 2 |Pregnancy Options Counseling : principles of care and identifying implicit bias| Jenny Hamblett Mohr, CNM, ARNP (SRH) | Workshop 3 | Suturing Workshop| Anna Sturm, PA-C (Acute/Critical Care) |
3:50 – 4:00 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
4:00 – 5:00 | Acute/Critical | The 3 Wishes Project | Matthew Smith, PA-C, MCHS | Peds | Urgent Issues in Pediatrics | Matthew Graves, MD |
*Schedule subject to change
Poster Abstracts Invitation
Promoting Improvement in Healthcare Delivery, Education, Research, and Policy
Have you created a practice improvement project or developed an innovative educational strategy, clinical program, or research project that highlights improvements in health care delivery, education, research, or policy? We invite you to submit a poster abstract.
Registration Discount Price: $450 Both days
-
-
- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- Deadline:
-
Poster Presentation Benefits:
-
- Communicate research or program findings to enhance the practice of others.
- Network with providers who share your interests.
- Discuss practical strategies for healthcare delivery.
- Strengthen your resume.
- Some employers will pay your registration fees if you present a poster!
Hotels and Activities
For those needing accommodation, we have partnered with Seattle Marriott Waterfront to get a special rate for the duration of the Conference. Use the reservation link or call (800) 228-9290 and ask for the“Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care Room Block” to reserve a room.
From Wed, Oct 18 to Saturday, Oct 21st, 2023.
Last day to book: Thursday, September 21, 2023
Book Your Group/Corporate Rate | Marriott International
For those who want to check out other accommodations and things to do in the area: Hotels and surroundings
Seattle is a vibrant and culturally diverse destination that offers a unique experience in a stunning natural setting. With great restaurants, iconic landmarks like the Space Needle, a thriving arts and cultural scene, and of course, numerous coffee cafes, you’ll find any number of things to explore on these websites:
visitseattle.org | downtownseattle.com | experiencewa.com
Refund Policy
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- 30 days before the event = $35 cancellation fee
- 48 hours before the event = $50 cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
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“Promoting Health Equity in Advanced Practice”
FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Thursday-Friday | October 19-20, 2023
LOCATION & PARKING: Bell Harbor, Seattle WA
Quick Links
Register for Day One only
Register for Day Two only
Conference Description
APPC 2023 offers healthcare providers an opportunity to validate and enhance clinical competencies, acquire new assessments, and examine critical issues in healthcare at the state and national levels. Learn about new products, services, and pharmacotherapeutic agents.
The program includes experts in all tracks. Different sessions allow participants to design their own educational tracks in the areas of adolescent, adult, family, geriatric, pediatric, psychosocial, and sexual and reproductive health care. Teaching methods include lectures, case studies, discussions, and poster sessions.
Benefits of attending this conference:
- Learn from experts in your field
- Have the opportunity to explore an extensive variety of topics
- Connect with exhibitors
- Network with your peers to reflect and reconnect
Target Audience
Healthcare professionals include staff nurses, clinical nurse leaders, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, nurse educators, primary care providers, physicians, physician assistants, managers, administrators, social workers, and other interested healthcare providers, as well as the UW School of Nursing Faculty and students.
Learning Outcomes
- Apply up-to-date clinical evidence-based practices to assess and manage health problems in primary and acute specialty care settings.
- Understand pharmacologic trends and management in own specialty related to clinical practice.
- Perform advanced skills related to own specialty to better provide safe patient care.
- Promote interprofessional collaboration by engaging with interprofessional speakers and using social media platforms to share knowledge, insights, and resources.
Discount Rates
Discount rates below are applicable for all registrations. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students = 50%
- Retirees = 25%
- UW SoN Faculty & Staff = 25%
Keynote Speaker
Topic: Advancing Health Equity Through Policy and Practice
Patty Hayes, MN, RN
Former Director, Public Health Seattle & King County, Member State Board of Health
For over 40 years, Patty Hayes has been a leader in Public Health & public policy development. She recently retired from her position as Director of Public Health Seattle & King County where she led the efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic as well as other public health initiatives such as Best Starts for Kids. Currently, Patty has been appointed by the Governor to serve on the State Board of Health and the Public Health Advisory Board. She also serves as Chair of the UW School of Nursing Dean’s Advisory Board. Patty has received numerous awards including the UW Alumna Summa Laude Dignata in 2020, the MLK Medal of Distinguished Service in 2021, ANA Honorary Recognition Award in 2011, and was inducted into the WSNA Nursing Hall of Fame in 2002.
Schedule
October 19, 2023
Time | Concurrent Sessions 1 | Concurrent Sessions 2 | Concurrent Sessions 3 | Concurrent Sessions 4 | Concurrent Sessions 5 |
7:15 – 8:00 | Check-In and Breakfast | ||||
8:00 – 9:00 | Welcome and Keynote - Advancing Health Equity Through Policy and Practice | Patty Hayes, MN, RN | ||||
9:00 – 9:15 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
9:15 – 10:15 | SRH| Consent & confidentiality in the care of the adolescent patient in WA state| Jennifer Curwen, DNP, MS, ARNP, CNM, FNP-C | Peds| Neonatal Hyperbilirubinemia: A review of updated guidelines and recommendations for practice | Icel Sullivan, DNP, ARNP, CPNP-PC, ARNP | Adult/Gero| SGLT-2s: Drug of the year (Rx) | Abby Winter, PharmD, MPA, BCACP, CDES | Acute/Critical | Role of advance practice providers on inpatient team | Laurie A. Soine PhD, ARNP | Psych | Mood disorders in the peripartum period and parenthood part 1 (Rx) | Tricia Spach, MN, ARNP |
10:15 – 10:30 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
10:30 – 11-30 | Psych | Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation | Nick Weiss, MD | FNP |Concussion: Heads Up on New Updates | Renee Cartarini, DNP,ARNP, FNP-BC | FNP| Palliative Care on Dementia Patients| Gina Kang, MD | Acute/Critical |Approaches to Acute Renal Failure (with a heart failure flavor) | David Mariuma, MD | Psych | Mood disorders in the peripartum period and parenthood part 2 (Rx) | Tricia Spach, MN, ARNP |
11:30 – 12:30 | Lunch and Exhibitors | ||||
12:30-1:30
|
SRH |Itching for an Answer:
Female Genital & Vulvar Dermatology--When to Treat and When to Refer? | Jennifer Heuberger, ARNP, MSN, FNP-C
|
Peds | Gender Affirming Primary Care ( Presented via Zoom) | Emily Robinson DNP, ARNP & Anna Boomgaarden, RN, BSN | Adult/Geri | Chronic Kidney Disease (Rx) | David Mariuma, MD | Acute/Critical | Setting Limits: Responding to requests for medically inappropriate care | Mark Tonelli, MD, MA | Adult/Geri | Menopause Assessment and Management in the Primary Care Setting (Rx)| Ginny Ryan, M.D. M.A. |
1:30 – 1:40 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
1:40 – 2:40 | SRH| STD Update and PREP (Rx) | Jacqui Murillo, ARNP, FNP-C | Peds | Cancer Patients Need Primary Care Too| Cory Hoeppner, ARNP, MN | FNP | A talk on back pain | Lauren Paladino, DO | Adult/Geri | When Memory Starts to Slip: Evaluating and Treating Signs of Cognitive Impairment | Barak Gaster, MD | Psych | Stress Reduction for Work and Beyond: Tips to Become a Little Happier | Nicole Johnson, BSN, RN, CCRN, CEP |
2:40 – 2:50 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
2:50 – 3:50 | FNP | Osteoporosis in Primary Care| Thuan Ong, MD, MPH | SRH | Contraceptive Updates (Rx) | Mackenzie Weiland, MSN, ARNP, WHNP-BC, SANE-A | Workshop 1| When in doubt, gel it out: The basics of point of care lung ultrasound| Kris Ramilo, DNP, ARNP, AGPNP (Acute/Critical Care) | Workshop 2 |Pregnancy Options Counseling : principles of care and identifying implicit bias| Jenny Hamblett Mohr, CNM, ARNP (SRH) | Workshop 3 | Suturing Workshop| Anna Sturm, PA-C (Acute/Critical Care) |
3:50 – 4:00 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
4:00 – 5:00 | Acute/Critical | The 3 Wishes Project | Matthew Smith, PA-C, MCHS | Peds | Urgent Issues in Pediatrics | Matthew Graves, MD |
October 20, 2023
Time | Concurrent Sessions 1 |
Concurrent Sessions 2 | Concurrent Sessions 3 | Concurrent Sessions 4 | Concurrent Sessions 5 |
8:00 – 9:00 | Welcome and POTY (Preceptor of the Year Awards) | ||||
9:00 – 9:15 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
9:15 – 10:15 | Psych | Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (Rx) | Arjun Bansal, MD | SRH Rx | Perinatal Mental Health | Veronika Zantop, MD | Acute/Critical | Acute Care Management of Decompensated Heart Failure | Ben Hocutt, MSN, AG-ACNP, BC, AACC | Adult/Gero | 2023 Beers Criteria Update(Rx)| Pamela Stitzlein Davies, MS, ARNP, FAANP | FNP | Wound Care Basics for the Primary Care Provider | Holly Vance, DNP, ARNP, AGACNP-BC, BSN, RN, CWON-AP |
10:15 – 10:30 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
10:30 – 11-30 | Psych| Youth and Suicide |Alice Goodwin-Yoon, DNP, ARNP, PMHNP-BC | SRH| Navigating Menopause (Rx) | Lisa Abel, DNP, MSN, ARNP, WHNP-BC | Acute/Critical Rx | It’s Good to C U: Updates in the worlds of Cdiff and UTI (Rx) | Julianna Van Enk, PharmD, BCPS | Peds |Outpatient Cardiology for Advanced Practice Pediatrics (Presented Via Zoom) |Emily Moore, ARNP, PhD, CPNP-PC | SRH Rx | The Role of the PCP in Early Pregnancy Care: Screening, Prevention and Education | Jenny Hamblett Mohr, CNM, ARNP |
11:30 – 12:30 | Lunch and Exhibitors | ||||
12:30 – 1:30 | Psych |OCD therapy and pharmacologic treatment (Rx)| Katherine Lo, MSN, ARNP, PMHNP-BC | Adult/Geri | Knee Pain Clinical Peals for Primary Care | Andre Abadin, DO, CAQSM, RMSK | Acute/Critical | If You Can't Face The Wolves, Don't Go Into The Forest: Lupus For Primary Care | Kori Dewing, DNP, ARNP, ANP-C | Peds |Primary Care Considerations for Pediatric Otolaryngology | Katie Kehoe, ARNP,CPNP | FNP Rx| Cardiology: Chronic Outpatient Management | Ben Hocutt, MSN, AG-ACNP |
1:30 – 1:40 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
1:40 – 2:40 | SRH | Sexual History Taking Made Easy: Getting Permission, Building Rapport and Staying Curious | Ginny Cassidy Brinn, MSN, ARNP | Adult/Geri |Digital Health Innovations for Older Adults | Oleg Zaslavsky PhD, MHA, RN, FAAN | Acute/Critical |Sepsis Treatment| Jenny Wong, PharmD, Hilary Sobeck, PharmD | Peds| Antibiotic Use in Pediatrics (Rx)| Teri Woo, PhD, ARNP, CPNP-PC, CNL, FAANP | FNP| Fundamental Dermatology for Primary Care | Meghan Clark, MSN, ARNP, AGPCNP-BC |
2:40 – 2:50 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
2:50 – 3:50 | Peds| Practical Pediatric Dermatology: Exploring Common skin conditions that may present in the Primary Care or Urgent Care Setting| Suing Lockhart, MSN, PNP-BC | Psych |Chronic Tic Disorders and their Coexisting Conditions | Samuel H Zinner MD, FAAP | Workshop 4 | IUD Insertion | Jessica Swenson, ARNP & Jenny Sabal, ARNP (SRH) | Workshop 5| Arthrocentesis and Soft Tissue Injection Workshop (Rx) | Kori Dewing, DNP, ARNP, ANP-C ; Bethany Roth Witham DNP, FNP-BC (Adult/Geri) | Workshop 6 | PSYCH Motivational interviewing |Ben Packard, MSW, LICSW |
3:50 – 4:00 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
4:00 – 5:00 | FNP | CGM in primary care or DM related complications (Rx) | Prachi Thekdi, DNP, ARNP, BC-ADM | Adult/Geri | Best Practices for Insomnia Evaluation and Management (Rx) | Catherine McCall, MD | |||
5:00 – 5:10 | Wrap up & Evaluation |
*Schedule is subject to change
Poster Abstracts Invitation
Promoting Improvement in Healthcare Delivery, Education, Research, and Policy
Have you created a practice improvement project or developed an innovative educational strategy, clinical program, or research project that highlights improvements in health care delivery, education, research, or policy? We invite you to submit a poster abstract.
Registration Discount Price: $450 (2-day attendance)
-
-
- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- Deadline:
-
Poster Presentation Benefits:
-
- Communicate research or program findings to enhance the practice of others.
- Network with providers who share your interests.
- Discuss practical strategies for healthcare delivery.
- Strengthen your resume.
- Some employers will pay your registration fees if you present a poster!
Hotels and Activities
For those needing accommodation, we have partnered with Seattle Marriott Waterfront to get a special rate for the duration of the Conference. Use the reservation link or call (800) 228-9290 and ask for the“Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care Room Block” to reserve a room.
From Wed, Oct 18 to Saturday, Oct 21st, 2023.
Last day to book: Thursday, September 21, 2023
Book Your Group/Corporate Rate | Marriott International
For those who want to check out other accommodations and things to do in the area: Hotels and surroundings
Seattle is a vibrant and culturally diverse destination that offers a unique experience in a stunning natural setting. With great restaurants, iconic landmarks like the Space Needle, a thriving arts and cultural scene, and of course, numerous coffee cafes, you’ll find any number of things to explore on these websites:
visitseattle.org | downtownseattle.com | experiencewa.com
Refund Policy
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- 30 days before the event = $35 cancellation fee
- 48 hours before the event = $50 cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
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FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Thursday-Friday | October 19-20, 2023
LOCATION & PARKING: Bell Harbor, Seattle WA
Register for Full Conference
Register for Day One only
Conference Description
APPC 2023 offers healthcare providers an opportunity to validate and enhance clinical competencies, acquire new assessments, and examine critical issues in healthcare at the state and national levels. Learn about new products, services, and pharmacotherapeutic agents.
The program includes experts in all tracks. Different sessions allow participants to design their own educational tracks in the areas of adolescent, adult, family, geriatric, pediatric, psychosocial, and sexual and reproductive health care. Teaching methods include lectures, case studies, discussions, and poster sessions.
Benefits of attending this conference:
- Learn from experts in your field
- Have the opportunity to explore an extensive variety of topics
- Connect with exhibitors
- Network with your peers to reflect and reconnect
Target Audience
Healthcare professionals include staff nurses, clinical nurse leaders, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, nurse educators, primary care providers, physicians, physician assistants, managers, administrators, social workers, and other interested healthcare providers, as well as the UW School of Nursing Faculty and students.’=
Learning Outcomes
- Apply up-to-date clinical evidence-based practices to assess and manage health problems in primary and acute specialty care settings.
- Understand pharmacologic trends and management in own specialty related to clinical practice.
- Perform advanced skills related to own specialty to better provide safe patient care.
- Promote interprofessional collaboration by engaging with interprofessional speakers and using social media platforms to share knowledge, insights, and resources.
Discount Rates
Discount rates below are applicable for all registrations. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students = 50%
- Retirees = 25%
- UW SoN Faculty & Staff = 20%
Schedule
October 20, 2023
Time | Concurrent Sessions 1 |
Concurrent Sessions 2 | Concurrent Sessions 3 | Concurrent Sessions 4 | Concurrent Sessions 5 |
8:00 – 9:00 | Welcome and POTY (Preceptor of the Year Awards) | ||||
9:00 – 9:15 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
9:15 – 10:15 | Psych | Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (Rx) | Arjun Bansal, MD | SRH Rx | Perinatal Mental Health | Veronika Zantop, MD | Acute/Critical | Acute Care Management of Decompensated Heart Failure | Ben Hocutt, MSN, AG-ACNP, BC, AACC | Adult/Gero | 2023 Beers Criteria Update(Rx)| Pamela Stitzlein Davies, MS, ARNP, FAANP | FNP | Wound Care Basics for the Primary Care Provider | Holly Vance, DNP, ARNP, AGACNP-BC, BSN, RN, CWON-AP |
10:15 – 10:30 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
10:30 – 11-30 | Psych| Youth and Suicide |Alice Goodwin-Yoon, DNP, ARNP, PMHNP-BC | SRH| Navigating Menopause (Rx) | Lisa Abel, DNP, MSN, ARNP, WHNP-BC | Acute/Critical Rx | It’s Good to C U: Updates in the worlds of Cdiff and UTI (Rx) | Julianna Van Enk, PharmD, BCPS | Peds |Outpatient Cardiology for Advanced Practice Pediatrics (Presented Via Zoom) |Emily Moore, ARNP, PhD, CPNP-PC | SRH Rx | The Role of the PCP in Early Pregnancy Care: Screening, Prevention and Education | Jenny Hamblett Mohr, CNM, ARNP |
11:30 – 12:30 | Lunch and Exhibitors | ||||
12:30 – 1:30 | Psych |OCD therapy and pharmacologic treatment (Rx)| Katherine Lo, MSN, ARNP, PMHNP-BC | Adult/Geri | Knee Pain Clinical Peals for Primary Care | Andre Abadin, DO, CAQSM, RMSK | Acute/Critical | If You Can't Face The Wolves, Don't Go Into The Forest: Lupus For Primary Care | Kori Dewing, DNP, ARNP, ANP-C | Peds |Primary Care Considerations for Pediatric Otolaryngology | Katie Kehoe, ARNP,CPNP | FNP Rx| Cardiology: Chronic Outpatient Management | Ben Hocutt, MSN, AG-ACNP |
1:30 – 1:40 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
1:40 – 2:40 | SRH | Sexual History Taking Made Easy: Getting Permission, Building Rapport and Staying Curious | Ginny Cassidy Brinn, MSN, ARNP | Adult/Geri |Digital Health Innovations for Older Adults | Oleg Zaslavsky PhD, MHA, RN, FAAN | Acute/Critical |Sepsis Treatment| Jenny Wong, PharmD, Hilary Sobeck, PharmD | Peds| Antibiotic Use in Pediatrics (Rx)| Teri Woo, PhD, ARNP, CPNP-PC, CNL, FAANP | FNP| Fundamental Dermatology for Primary Care | Meghan Clark, MSN, ARNP, AGPCNP-BC |
2:40 – 2:50 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
2:50 – 3:50 | Peds| Practical Pediatric Dermatology: Exploring Common skin conditions that may present in the Primary Care or Urgent Care Setting| Suing Lockhart, MSN, PNP-BC | Psych |Chronic Tic Disorders and their Coexisting Conditions | Samuel H Zinner MD, FAAP | Workshop 4 | IUD Insertion | Jessica Swenson, ARNP & Jenny Sabal, ARNP (SRH) | Workshop 5| Arthrocentesis and Soft Tissue Injection Workshop (Rx) | Kori Dewing, DNP, ARNP, ANP-C ; Bethany Roth Witham DNP, FNP-BC (Adult/Geri) | Workshop 6 | PSYCH Motivational interviewing |Ben Packard, MSW, LICSW |
3:50 – 4:00 | Break and Exhibitors | ||||
4:00 – 5:00 | FNP | CGM in primary care or DM related complications (Rx) | Prachi Thekdi, DNP, ARNP, BC-ADM | Adult/Geri | Best Practices for Insomnia Evaluation and Management (Rx) | Catherine McCall, MD | |||
5:00 – 5:10 | Wrap up & Evaluation |
*Schedule subject to Change
Poster Abstracts Invitation
Promoting Improvement in Healthcare Delivery, Education, Research, and Policy
Have you created a practice improvement project or developed an innovative educational strategy, clinical program, or research project that highlights improvements in health care delivery, education, research, or policy? We invite you to submit a poster abstract.
Registration Discount Price: $450 Both days
-
-
- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- Deadline:
-
Poster Presentation Benefits:
-
- Communicate research or program findings to enhance the practice of others.
- Network with providers who share your interests.
- Discuss practical strategies for healthcare delivery.
- Strengthen your resume.
- Some employers will pay your registration fees if you present a poster!
Hotels and Activities
For those needing accommodation, we have partnered with Seattle Marriott Waterfront to get a special rate for the duration of the Conference. Use the reservation link or call (800) 228-9290 and ask for the“Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care Room Block” to reserve a room.
From Wed, Oct 18 to Saturday, Oct 21st, 2023.
Last day to book: Thursday, September 21, 2023
Book Your Group/Corporate Rate | Marriott International
For those who want to check out other accommodations and things to do in the area: Hotels and surroundings
Seattle is a vibrant and culturally diverse destination that offers a unique experience in a stunning natural setting. With great restaurants, iconic landmarks like the Space Needle, a thriving arts and cultural scene, and of course, numerous coffee cafes, you’ll find any number of things to explore on these websites:
visitseattle.org | downtownseattle.com | experiencewa.com
Refund Policy
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- 30 days before the event = $35 cancellation fee
- 48 hours before the event = $50 cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
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FORMAT: Conference (In-person)
DATE: Thursday ONLY | October 27, 2022
This registration option is a one-day pass for Thursday of the two-day conference event.
LOCATION: Bell Harbor Conference Center |
Easy parking at Bell Street Pier Garage
Quick Links
- Day 1 Activities (Handouts, Evaluation, etc.)
- Day 1 & 2 Course website
- Day 2 Course website
DESCRIPTION
APPC 2022 offers healthcare providers an opportunity to validate and enhance clinical competencies, acquire new assessments and examine critical issues in health care at the state and national levels. Learn about new products, services, and pharmacotherapeutic agents.
The program includes experts in all tracks. Different sessions allow participants to design their own educational tracks in the areas of adolescent, adult, family, geriatric, pediatric, psychosocial, and sexual and reproductive health care. Teaching methods include lectures, case studies, discussions, and poster sessions.
Benefits of attending this conference:
- Learn from experts in your field
- Have the opportunity to explore a wide variety of topics
- Connect with exhibitors
- Network with your peers to reflect and reconnect
OBJECTIVES FOR LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this conference, participants will be better able to:
- Apply the current evidence-based information about the assessment and management of common health problems seen in primary and specialty settings.
- Apply the current evidence-based pharmacotherapeutic information related to clinical practice.
- Integrate regional and national trends in health policy, promotion, and prevention into the provision of health care.
HANDOUTS
- Make sure that you’re logged in to your account
- Scroll all the way down to: “Course Content”
ACCREDITATION
Professional Credit
Nurses, nurse practitioners, pediatric nurse practitioners, psychologists, social workers, respiratory therapists, and school nurses.
School Nurse
UWCNE is an approved clock hour provider in Washington State. This offering meets the requirements for 17.0 clock hours. If you would like a clock hour certificate, please email cne@uw.edu or ask a registration manager at the conference registration desk.
POSTER ABSTRACTS INVITED
Promoting Improvement in Healthcare Delivery, Education, Research and Policy
Have you created a practice improvement project or developed an innovative educational strategy, clinical program or research project that highlights improvements in health care delivery, education, research or policy? We invite you to submit a poster abstract.
Registration Discount Price: $450 Both days
-
-
- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- Deadline is Oct 20, 2022
-
Poster Presentation Benefits:
-
- Strengthen your resume
- Some employers will pay your registration fees if you present a poster
- Communicate research or program findings to enhance the practice of others
- Network with providers who share your interests
- Discuss practical strategies for healthcare delivery
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Title: Reaching forward, reaching back: Storytelling, memory, and the power of witnessing
Alic G. Shook, PhD, RN
Assis tant Professor at the Seattle University; Co-Coordinator, Public Health Internship (PHI)
Alic Shook, PhD, RN is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing and a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Future of Nursing Scholar. He is a pediatric and population health nurse with experience in pediatric emergency medicine, pediatric oncology/hematology, pediatric intensive care, HIV services, and research. Most recently his research has focused on the healthcare-seeking experiences of transgender youth under 18 and how the intersection of age, race, gender, class, and transphobia influences their abilities to access a range of health and social services. He is currently working on the development of a sexual health curriculum for transgender and non-binary youth with collaborators at Seattle Children’s Hospital and the University of Washington and a qualitative study aimed at furthering the conceptual understanding of how stigma impacts individuals living with sickle cell disease, as well as how stigma power operates within nursing practice.
DISCOUNT RATES
Some discount rates only apply if you’re registering for both days. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students 1-day rate = $ 175 (workshops access only on the basis of availability)
- Retirees discount is only available for 2 days
- Poster presenters are only available for 2 days
- UW SoN faculty & staff only available for 2 days
HOTEL
For those in need of accommodation, we have partnered with Marriott Waterfrontto get a special rate for the duration of the Conference. The Reservation Link to use for making a reservation or you can call (800) 228-9290 and ask for the“Advanced Practice in Primary Care Room Block” to reserve a room. From Wed, Oct 26 to Friday, Oct 28th.
Last day to book: Wednesday OCT 12th, 2022.
Book Your Group/Corporate Rate | Marriott International
REFUND POLICY
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- More than 2 months before the event = $25 admin fee
- 30 days before the event = 30% cancellation fee
- 7 days before the event = 50% cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
Day 1 Activities
![Image for Advanced Practice in Primary Care conference.](https://learning.nursing.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/ap2022-ferryshoot-600x400-1.png)
FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Thursday-Friday | October 27-28, 2022
LOCATION: Bell Harbor Conference Center | Easy parking at Bell Street Pier Garage
Quick Links
- Day 1 & 2 Activities (Handouts, Evaluation, etc.)
- Day 1 Course website
- Day 2 Course website
CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION
APPC 2022 offers healthcare providers an opportunity to validate and enhance clinical competencies, acquire new assessments and examine critical issues in health care at the state and national levels. Learn about new products, services, and pharmacotherapeutic agents.
The program includes experts in all tracks. Different sessions allow participants to design their own educational tracks in the areas of adolescent, adult, family, geriatric, pediatric, psychosocial, and sexual and reproductive health care. Teaching methods include lectures, case studies, discussions, and poster sessions.
Benefits of attending this conference:
- Learn from experts in your field
- Have the opportunity to explore an extensive variety of topics
- Connect with exhibitors
- Network with your peers to reflect and reconnect
OBJECTIVES FOR LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this conference, participants will be better able to:
- Apply the current evidence-based information about the assessment and management of common health problems seen in primary and specialty settings.
- Apply the current evidence-based pharmacotherapeutic information related to clinical practice.
- Integrate regional and national trends in health policy, promotion, and prevention into the provision of health care.
HANDOUTS
- Make sure that you’re logged in to your account
- Scroll all the way down to: “Course Content”
ACCREDITATION
Professional Credit
Nurses, nurse practitioners, pediatric nurse practitioners, psychologists, social workers, respiratory therapists, and school nurses.
School Nurse
UWCNE is an approved clock hour provider in Washington State. This offering meets the requirements for 17.0 clock hours. If you would like a clock hour certificate, please email cne@uw.edu or ask a registration manager at the conference registration desk.
POSTER ABSTRACTS INVITED
Promoting Improvement in Healthcare Delivery, Education, Research, and Policy
Have you created a practice improvement project or developed an innovative educational strategy, clinical program, or research project that highlights improvements in health care delivery, education, research, or policy? We invite you to submit a poster abstract.
Registration Discount Price: $450 Both days
-
-
- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- Deadline is Oct 20, 2022
-
Poster Presentation Benefits:
-
- Strengthen your resume
- Some employers will pay your registration fees if you present a poster
- Communicate research or program findings to enhance the practice of others
- Network with providers who share your interests
- Discuss practical strategies for healthcare delivery
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Reaching Forward, Reaching Back: Storytelling, Memory, and the Power of Witnessing
Alic G. Shook, PhD, RN
Assis tant Professor at the Seattle University; Co-Coordinator, Public Health Internship (PHI)
Alic Shook, RN, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing and a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Future of Nursing Scholar. He is a pediatric and population health nurse with experience in pediatric emergency medicine, pediatric oncology/hematology, pediatric intensive care, HIV services, and research. Most recently his research has focused on the healthcare-seeking experiences of transgender youth under 18 and how the intersection of age, race, gender, class, and transphobia influences their abilities to access a range of health and social services. He is currently working on the development of a sexual health curriculum for transgender and non-binary youth with collaborators at Seattle Children’s Hospital and the University of Washington and a qualitative study aimed at furthering the conceptual understanding of how stigma impacts individuals living with sickle cell disease, as well as how stigma power operates within nursing practice.
DISCOUNT RATES
Discount rates below are applicable for 2day registrations. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students and retirees = $300
- Poster presenters = $450
- UW SoN faculty & staff = $300
HOTEL
For those in need of accommodation, we have partnered with Marriott Waterfrontto get a special rate for the duration of the Conference. The Reservation Link to use for making a reservation or you can call (800) 228-9290 and ask for the“Advanced Practice in Primary Care Room Block” to reserve a room. From Wed, Oct 26 to Friday, Oct 28th.
Last day to book: Wednesday OCT 5th, 2022
Book Your Group/Corporate Rate | Marriott International
REFUND POLICY
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- More than 2 months before the event = $25 admin fee
- 30 days before the event = 30% cancellation fee
- 7 days before the event = 50% cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
Day 1 & 2 Activities
![](https://learning.nursing.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/ap2022-ferryshoot-768x513.jpg)
FORMAT: Conference (In-person)
DATE: Friday ONLY | October 28, 2022
This registration option is a one-day pass for Friday of the two-day conference event.
LOCATION: Bell Harbor Conference Center |
Easy parking at Bell Street Pier Garage
Quick Links
- Day 2 Activities (Handouts, Evaluation, etc.)
- Day 1 & 2 Course website
- Day 1 Course website
CONFERENCE DESCRIPTION
APPC 2022 offers healthcare providers an opportunity to validate and enhance clinical competencies, acquire new assessments and examine critical issues in health care at the state and national levels. Learn about new products, services, and pharmacotherapeutic agents.
The program includes experts in all tracks. Different sessions allow participants to design their own educational tracks in the areas of adolescent, adult, family, geriatric, pediatric, psychosocial, and sexual and reproductive health care. Teaching methods include lectures, case studies, discussions, and poster sessions.
Benefits of attending this conference:
- Learn from experts in your field
- Have the opportunity to explore an extensive variety of topics
- Connect with exhibitors
- Network with your peers to reflect and reconnect
OBJECTIVES FOR LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion of this conference, participants will be better able to:
- Apply the current evidence-based information about the assessment and management of common health problems seen in primary and specialty settings.
- Apply the current evidence-based pharmacotherapeutic information related to clinical practice.
- Integrate regional and national trends in health policy, promotion, and prevention into the provision of health care.
HANDOUTS
- Make sure that you’re logged in to your account
- Scroll all the way down to: “Course Content”
ACCREDITATION
Professional Credit
Nurses, nurse practitioners, pediatric nurse practitioners, psychologists, social workers, respiratory therapists, and school nurses.
School Nurse
UWCNE is an approved clock hour provider in Washington State. This offering meets the requirements for 17.0 clock hours. If you would like a clock hour certificate, please email cne@uw.edu or ask a registration manager at the conference registration desk.
POSTER ABSTRACTS INVITED
Promoting Improvement in Healthcare Delivery, Education, Research, and Policy
Have you created a practice improvement project or developed an innovative educational strategy, clinical program, or research project that highlights improvements in health care delivery, education, research, or policy? We invite you to submit a poster abstract.
Registration Discount Price: $450 Both days
-
-
- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- Deadline is Oct 20, 2022
-
Poster Presentation Benefits:
-
- Strengthen your resume
- Some employers will pay your registration fees if you present a poster
- Communicate research or program findings to enhance the practice of others
- Network with providers who share your interests
- Discuss practical strategies for healthcare delivery
DISCOUNT RATES
Some discount rates only apply if you’re registering for both days. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students 1-day rate = $ 175 (workshops access only on the basis of availability)
- Retirees discount is only available for 2 days
- Poster presenters are only available for 2 days
- UW SoN faculty & staff only available for 2 days
HOTEL
For those in need of accommodation, we have partnered with Marriott Waterfrontto get a special rate for the duration of the Conference. The Reservation Link to use for making a reservation or you can call (800) 228-9290 and ask for the“Advanced Practice in Primary Care Room Block” to reserve a room. From Wed, Oct 26 to Friday, Oct 28th.
Last day to book: Wednesday OCT 12th, 2022.
Book Your Group/Corporate Rate | Marriott International
REFUND POLICY
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- More than 2 months before the event = $25 admin fee
- 30 days before the event = 30% cancellation fee
- 7 days before the event = 50% cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
Day 2 Activities
![Course Catalog Placeholder Image](https://learning.nursing.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/course-cat-placeholder.jpg)
Conference Description
Nurses in ambulatory care have diverse roles, serve unique groups of patients and require specialized clinical and management skills. This conference is an educational forum for those who practice in a wide variety of settings, including large and small clinics, physician offices, home health, long term care, public health, community health, occupational health, school health, college health, military health, specialty clinics, case management and other outpatient settings. Keynote addresses and a variety of pre-recorded sessions allow registrants to design a conference that meets their individual needs. Speakers include distinguished local, regional and national experts presenting on clinical assessment, nursing interventions, administrative/management issues and professional development. Conference goals are to strengthen the practice of nursing, promote innovation and create seamless systems for patients and communities. Teaching methods include lecture, discussion, case studies and collegial interchange.
Target Audience
Nurses, nurse practitioners, medical assistants and other interested healthcare professionals.
Objectives for Learning Outcomes
At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be better able to:
- Discuss updated information related to the clinical assessment, nursing management and prevention of common health problems seen in ambulatory care settings.
- Describe strategies for dealing with administrative and management issues.
- Describe strategies that promote professional development, including transition into new nursing roles in the ambulatory setting.
Additional Information
FORMAT: OnlineVideo
Course Summary
Maximum credit available: 20.80 Contact hours
5.00 Pharmacology hours at the advanced practice level
Available: 10/05/2020
Expires: 04/23/2022
Cost: $440.00
![Image for UW Ambulatory Care Nursing conference.](https://learning.nursing.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/amb2023-nursehug-600x400-1.png)
FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Wednesday | April 26, 2023
LOCATION: Lynnwood Event Center | Directions & Parking
Quick Links
Conference Description
Nurses practicing in Ambulatory Care Specialty have diverse roles, serve unique groups of patients, and require specific clinical and management skills. This conference is an educational forum for those who practice in a wide variety of settings, including large and small primary and specialty clinics, physician offices, home health, long-term care, public health, community health, occupational health, school health, college health, military health, case management, and other outpatient settings.
General and 5 sets of concurrent sessions allow registrants to design a conference that meets their needs. The goals are to strengthen nursing practice, promote innovation and create seamless systems for patients and communities. Teaching methods include lectures, discussions, case studies, poster sessions, and collegial interchange.
Day 1 Keynote Speaker | Dr. Michele Andrasik
Director for Fred Hutch Cancer Center
Dr. Michele Andrasik is a clinical health psychologist and Director of Social Behavioral Sciences and Community Engagement for the Fred Hutchinson-based HIV Vaccine Trials Network and the COVID-19 Prevention Network. With expertise in community engagement and historical trauma, she’s making an impact in clinical research. Her presentations inspire and inform audiences about the intersection of community engagement and clinical research. Book Dr. Andrasik for your next event to take your audience on a journey toward a more equitable future.
Objectives for Learning Outcomes
Learners will be able to:
- Appraise relevant clinical guidelines and evidence-based practice within their practice setting.
- Explore strategies for providing primary, community-based, and preventative services to promote value-based care
- Evaluate work environments and cultures that promote patient and health professional well-being and foster diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Target Audience
Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nurse leaders, clinical nurse specialists, medical assistants, nurse practitioners, and other interested healthcare professionals working in the Ambulatory Care Setting.
Program Schedule
Schedule Day 1
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2023 – Program Schedule
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
7:30
8:15-8:30 |
Registration and Breakfast
Welcome and Overview |
||
8:30-9:30 | Keynote | Trauma Informed Care | Michelle Andrasik PhD, EdM |
9:30 – 9:50 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions A
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
9:50 – 10:50 | A1 | Pee Without Prejudice: Know When to Normalize Urinary Management Systems and When to Intervene | Erika Orban-Astudillo MSN ARNP AGPCNP-BC CUNP CWOCN-AP |
A2 | Innovation in Ambulatory Nursing Education and Nurse Residency Programs | Kathleen Shannon Dorcy PhD, RN FAAN, and Anna Petersen, BSN RN OCN | |
A3 | De-escalation Techniques for Providers | Cheryl Carp MA, LMHC | |
A4 | Current Diet Trends: What is safe for our patients with diabetes? | Xenia Averkiou MS, RDN, CDCES, CD | |
A5 | Clinic Down: Lessons Learned During 14-Day Downtime | Nancy Olson RN-BC, BSN MBA PhD & Diane Humbrecht DNP, RN, BC |
10:50 – 11:10 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions B
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker | |
11:10 - 12:10 | B1 | Building a Bridge for Patients and Caregivers | Ann Breen MN, RN, OCN | |
B2 | AACN Healthy Work Environment Standards: Taking Work Environment | Caron McMahon MSN, RN | ||
B3 | Developing a Urine Drug Screening Protocol for Labor and Delivery | Jennifer Chin MD MS | ||
B4 | Panel: Women’s Health in Primary Care | Megan Eagen-Torkko, PHD, CNM, ARNP, FACNM & Elizabeth Crouch, PT, PA-C, BCC |
||
B5 | Myth Busting Diabetes Nutrition Education | Jonathan Halldorson BSN, BSPH, RN, CDCES | ||
12:10 – 12:55 | Lunch & Exhibitors, Posters |
1:10 – 1:40 | Networking: Interest Group and Mentorship (open seating) |
Concurrent Sessions C
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
1:40-2:40 | C1 | Demystifying Advance Care Planning | Sarah Peterson, BA & Susanna Kron, MSW, APHSW-C |
C2 | Providing Culturally Sensitive Lactation Support to Various Black Ethnic Subgroups | Shavonne Reynolds, BSN, RN-BC, FNP & Shevonne Tsegaye, CLC | |
C3 | CGM and Insulin Pump Basics for Ambulatory Care RNs | Faaiza Alibhai PharmD | |
C4 | Nurse Interventions for the Overdose Epidemic | Addy Adwell BSN, RN-BC | |
C5 | Becoming a Champion of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Healthcare | Priyanka Choudhury MHA & Ada Cohen |
2:40 – 3:00 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions D
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
3:00 –4:00 | D1 | Antibiotics & You! | Rupali Jain, PharmD |
D2 | Panel: VA Telemedicine and Patient-Generated Data Moderator: Jodi Moberly |
John Geyer, MD | Ann Hoene, MSN, BSN, RN | Alysia Hill BSN, RN | |
D3 | Mental Health and Youth Athletes | Tessa McIlraith MS, BSN, RN | |
D4 | Refugee and Immigrant Health | Diane Reichert RN.BSN & Jenny Forbes BSN, RN, CMSRN, CWOCN |
|
D5 | Current Topics in Travel Medicine | Marguerite Brady ARNP & Anne Terry ARNP, CTH, CTropmed |
4:00 - 4:45 | Interest group and mentorship Meeting opportunity |
4:45 | Adjourn & Evaluations |
The program is subject to change. Networking Hours are included in the total CE hours.
Discount Rates
Discount rates below are applicable for the day 1 registration. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students = $175
- Retirees = $262.50
UW SoN Faculty & Staff = $280
Hotels and Activities
For those in need of accommodations and things to do in the area: Hotels and surroundings
Seattle has a very active calendar of theater, music, festival, and sporting events. Plan ahead and make the most of your time during your conference stay. You can find area attractions and a list of things to do on these websites:
visitseattle.org | downtownseattle.com | experiencewa.com
Refund Policy
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- 30-days before the event = $25 admin fee
- 48h day before the event = $ 50 cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
![Image for UW Ambulatory Care Nursing conference.](https://learning.nursing.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/amb2023-nursehug-600x400-1.png)
Our premier Ambulatory Care Conference happens every year in Lynnwood, WA. This year brings together the very best Ambulatory Nurse experts in the practice. Join us in person for enriching practical sessions on transforming leadership and Innovation of Care in Ambulatory Practice. Take the opportunity to participate in a specialty interest group.
FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Wednesday-Thursday | April 26-27, 2023
LOCATION: Lynnwood Event Center | Directions & Parking
EARLY-BIRD PROMO:
SAVE $100 IF YOU BOOK BEFORE FEBRUARY 15, 2023 (use coupon code: AMBBIRD2023 at check-out) only applies if you register for both days
One-Day Only Information and Registration
Conference Description
Nurses practicing in Ambulatory Care Specialty have diverse roles, serve unique groups of patients, and require specific clinical and management skills. This conference is an educational forum for those who practice in a wide variety of settings, including large and small primary and specialty clinics, physician offices, home health, long-term care, public health, community health, occupational health, school health, college health, military health, case management, and other outpatient settings.
General and 5 sets of concurrent sessions allow registrants to design a conference that meets their needs. The conference goals are to strengthen nursing practice, promote innovation and create seamless systems for patients and communities. Teaching methods include lectures, discussions, case studies, poster sessions, and collegial interchange.
Day 1 Keynote Speaker | Dr. Michele Andrasik
Director for Fred Hutch Cancer Center
Dr. Michele Andrasik is a clinical health psychologist and Director of Social Behavioral Sciences and Community Engagement for the Fred Hutchinson-based HIV Vaccine Trials Network and the COVID-19 Prevention Network. With expertise in community engagement and historical trauma, she’s making an impact in clinical research. Her presentations inspire and inform audiences on the intersection of community engagement and clinical research. Book Dr. Andrasik for your next event to take your audience on a journey toward a more equitable future.
Day 2 Morning speaker | Kevonya Eliza, MA, BS, RN
Director of Justice Equity Diversity & Inclusion at National Healthcare for the Homeless Council
Kevonya is a Registered Nurse and an Integrative Healing Facilitator. As a facilitator, my work focuses on engaging individuals within the classroom, community, and organizational setting to see racial healing as integral to public health and personal well-being. As an RN, she works at Neighborcare Health as a community health nurse providing RN led primary care within a permanent supportive housing setting in the Seattle area.
Objectives for Learning Outcomes
Learners will be able to:
- Appraise relevant clinical guidelines and evidence-based practice within their practice setting.
- Explore strategies for providing primary, community-based, and preventative services to promote value-based care
- Evaluate work environments and cultures that promote patient and health professional well-being and foster diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Target Audience
Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nurse leaders, clinical nurse specialists, medical assistants, nurse practitioners, and other interested healthcare professionals working in the Ambulatory Care Setting.
Discount Rates
Discount rates below are applicable for the 2-day registrations. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students = $250
- Retirees = $300
- Poster Presenters = $400
- UW SoN Faculty & Staff = $400
Program Schedule
Schedule Day 1
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2023 – Program Schedule
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
7:30
8:15-8:30 |
Registration and Breakfast
Welcome and Overview |
||
8:30-9:30 | Keynote | Trauma Informed Care | Michelle Andrasik PhD, EdM |
9:30 – 9:50 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions A
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
9:50 – 10:50 | A1 | Pee Without Prejudice: Know When to Normalize Urinary Management Systems and When to Intervene | Erika Orban-Astudillo MSN ARNP AGPCNP-BC CUNP CWOCN-AP |
A2 | Innovation in Ambulatory Nursing Education and Nurse Residency Programs | Kathleen Shannon Dorcy PhD, RN FAAN, and Anna Petersen, BSN RN OCN | |
A3 | De-escalation Techniques for Providers | Cheryl Carp MA, LMHC | |
A4 | Current Diet Trends: What is safe for our patients with diabetes? | Xenia Averkiou MS, RDN, CDCES, CD | |
A5 | Clinic Down: Lessons Learned During 14-Day Downtime | Nancy Olson RN-BC, BSN MBA PhD & Diane Humbrecht DNP, RN, BC |
10:50 – 11:10 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions B
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker | |
11:10 - 12:10 | B1 | Building a Bridge for Patients and Caregivers | Ann Breen MN, RN, OCN | |
B2 | AACN Healthy Work Environment Standards: Taking Work Environment | Caron McMahon MSN, RN | ||
B3 | Developing a Urine Drug Screening Protocol for Labor and Delivery | Jennifer Chin MD MS | ||
B4 | Panel: Women’s Health in Primary Care | Megan Eagen-Torkko, PHD, CNM, ARNP, FACNM & Elizabeth Crouch, PT, PA-C, BCC |
||
B5 | Myth Busting Diabetes Nutrition Education | Jonathan Halldorson BSN, BSPH, RN, CDCES | ||
12:10 – 12:55 | Lunch & Exhibitors, Posters |
1:10 – 1:40 | Networking: Interest Group and Mentorship (open seating) |
Concurrent Sessions C
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
1:40-2:40 | C1 | Demystifying Advance Care Planning | Sarah Peterson, BA & Susanna Kron, MSW, APHSW-C |
C2 | Providing Culturally Sensitive Lactation Support to Various Black Ethnic Subgroups | Shavonne Reynolds, BSN, RN-BC, FNP & Shevonne Tsegaye, CLC | |
C3 | CGM and Insulin Pump Basics for Ambulatory Care RNs | Faaiza Alibhai PharmD | |
C4 | Nurse Interventions for the Overdose Epidemic | Addy Adwell BSN, RN-BC | |
C5 | Becoming a Champion of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Healthcare | Priyanka Choudhury MHA & Ada Cohen |
2:40 – 3:00 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions D
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
3:00 –4:00 | D1 | Antibiotics & You! | Rupali Jain, PharmD |
D2 | Panel: VA Telemedicine and Patient-Generated Data Moderator: Jodi Moberly |
John Geyer, MD | Ann Hoene, MSN, BSN, RN | Alysia Hill BSN, RN | |
D3 | Mental Health and Youth Athletes | Tessa McIlraith MS, BSN, RN | |
D4 | Refugee and Immigrant Health | Diane Reichert RN.BSN & Jenny Forbes BSN, RN, CMSRN, CWOCN |
|
D5 | Current Topics in Travel Medicine | Marguerite Brady ARNP & Anne Terry ARNP, CTH, CTropmed |
4:00 - 4:45 | Interest group and mentorship Meeting opportunity |
4:45 | Adjourn & Evaluations |
The program is subject to change. Networking Hours included in the total CE hours.
Schedule Day 2
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2023 Program Schedule
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
7:00 - 8:00
7:15- 8:15 |
EARLY BIRD |
Registration and breakfast
Why Mindfulness Matters |
Dani Dutro MC, NCC, LMHC |
8:15-8:30 | Welcome and Overview | Planning Committee | |
8:30 –9:00 | HUB Facilitator Recognition | Planning Committee | |
9:00-10:00 | Keynote | A Journey of Being—What It Means to Embody the Role of a Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Champion |
Kevonya Elzia MA, BS, RN |
10:00 – 10:20 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions E
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
10:20 – 11:20 | E1 | The Importance of Seizure First Aid | Olivia Ackerman, BSN, RN |
E2 | Complex Medical Conditions: Coordinating Pediatric Transitions of Care | Serena Stamper BSN, RN and Natalie Conner MS, ARNP-CNS, PHCNS-BC, AMB-BC | |
E3 | Telehealth | Victoria Zhu MSN, RN & Christine Ogden RN | |
E4 | The Power of Organizational Resilience | Rasheda Hatchet, RN, MSN | |
E5 | Nurse-Led Pop-Up Clinics Impact Health Equity | Jennifer Hernandez, RN, BSN |
11:20 – 12:20 | Lunch & Exhibitors, Posters |
12:20 – 12:50 | Networking session: Interest group and Mentorship meeting |
Concurrent Sessions F
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
12:50 – 1:50 | F1 | Cultural Humility | Kawai Kaneali’I MSN, RN |
F2 | Neuro-Rehabilitation: Not a Lost Art! | Anisa Young MS, MN, ARNP-CNS, AGCNS-BC, SCRN, CNRN, CRRN | |
F3 | Nursing Shared Governance -Leveraging Nursing Voice in Ambulatory Care | Victoria Zhu MSN, RN | |
F4 | Latent Tuberculosis Update | Mary Tuncil, MSN, RN | |
F5 | Lactation as a Specialy Service | Rebecca Swanson, RN & Javiera Lakkis, BSN, RN, IBCLC |
1:50 – 2:10 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions G
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
2:10 - 3:10 | G1 | Beyond Teach Back | Roland Upenieks, RN & Hannah Nguyen, BSN, RN |
G2 | Clinical Care and Resources for Patients with Parkinson's Disease | Anisa Young MS, MN, ARNP-CNS, AGCNS-BC, SCRN, CNRN, CRRN | |
G3 | Transitioning to Text-Based Nursing Triage | Jonathan Halldorson, BSN, BPH, RN, CDCES | |
G4 | Nurse Navigation at Fred Hutchison Cancer Center | Ann Gfeller, RN | |
G5 | Current Updates in HIV Care and Prevention | Janna Cuneo FNP-BC, AAHIVS & Kate Featherston RN, BC, BSN, MPH |
3:10 – 3:30 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions H
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
3:30- 4:30 | H1 | Provider Secondary Trauma, Burnout & Wellness (canceled) | Josh Cutler MSW, LICSW (canceled) TBD |
H2 | Harnessing the power of the human-animal bond to improve the health and well-being of those living unhoused | Jessica Lowery BSN, RN-BC & Catherine Wheeler MD, FACP | |
H3 | Nuts and Bolts of a Nurse-Driven Infusion Suite | Julie Un, RN, BSN, CMSRN & Bren Hammond, RN, BSN, CRN | |
H4 | When Disorder is the Norm: Helping Without Harming | Courtney Saylors, MS, RD, CD, CEDS-S LMHC | |
H5 | Care of Incarcerated Patient | Susan Densmore, MHA, BSN, RN |
4:30- 5:15 | Interest group and mentorship Meeting |
5:15 | Closing & Evaluations |
The program schedule is subject to unexpected change. Networking hours included in total contact hours
Hotels and Activities
For those in need of accommodations and things to do in the area of Lynnwood: Hotels and surroundings
Seattle has a very active calendar of theater, music, festival, and sporting events. Plan ahead and make the most of your time during your conference stay. You can find area attractions and a list of things to do on these websites:
visitseattle.org | downtownseattle.com | experiencewa.com
CNE has partnered with Courtyard by Marriott Seattle North/Lynnwood Everettto get a special rate for the duration of the Conference. Below is the link where you can make a reservation or you can call 425-670-0500 to reserve a room.
Book your group rate for UW School of Nursing
Rate: $144/night (taxes not included)
Start Date: Tuesday, April 25, 2023 | End date: Thursday, April 27, 2023
Last Day to book: March 24, 2023
Poster Abstract Invitation
Registration Discount Price: $400 (if you are a student, check the student rate below)
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- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- The deadline is extended to Mar 31, 2023
Refund Policy
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- 30-days before the event = $25 admin fee
- 48h day before the event = $ 50 cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
![Image for UW Ambulatory Care Nursing conference.](https://learning.nursing.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/amb2023-nursehug-600x400-1.png)
FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Thursday | April 27, 2023
LOCATION: Lynnwood Event Center | Directions & Parking
Quick Links
Conference Description
Nurses practicing in Ambulatory Care Specialty have diverse roles, serve unique groups of patients, and require specific clinical and management skills. This conference is an educational forum for those who practice in a wide variety of settings, including large and small primary and specialty clinics, physician offices, home health, long-term care, public health, community health, occupational health, school health, college health, military health, case management, and other outpatient settings.
General and 5 sets of concurrent sessions allow registrants to design a conference that meets their needs. The goals is to strengthen nursing practice, promote innovation and create seamless systems for patients and communities. Teaching methods include lectures, discussions, case studies, poster sessions, and collegial interchange.
Day 2 Morning speaker | Kevonya Eliza, MA, BS, RN
Director of Justice Equity Diversity & Inclusion at National Healthcare for the Homeless Council
Kevonya is a Registered Nurse and an Integrative Healing Facilitator. As a facilitator, my work focuses on engaging individuals within the classroom, community, and organizational setting to see racial healing as integral to public health and personal well-being. As an RN, she works at Neighborcare Health as a community health nurse providing RN led primary care within a permanent supportive housing setting in the Seattle area.
Objectives for Learning Outcomes
Learners will be able to:
- Appraise relevant clinical guidelines and evidence-based practice within their practice setting.
- Explore strategies for providing primary, community-based, and preventative services to promote value-based care
- Evaluate work environments and cultures that promote patient and health professional well-being and foster diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Target Audience
Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, nurse leaders, clinical nurse specialists, medical assistants, nurse practitioners, and other interested healthcare professionals working in the Ambulatory Care Setting.
Program Schedule
Schedule Day 2
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2023 Program Schedule
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
7:00 - 8:00
7:15- 8:15 |
EARLY BIRD |
Registration and breakfast
Why Mindfulness Matters |
Dani Dutro MC, NCC, LMHC |
8:15-8:30 | Welcome and Overview | Planning Committee | |
8:30 –9:00 | HUB Facilitator Recognition | Planning Committee | |
9:00-10:00 | Keynote | A Journey of Being—What It Means to Embody the Role of a Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Champion |
Kevonya Elzia MA, BS, RN |
10:00 – 10:20 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions E
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
10:20 – 11:20 | E1 | The Importance of Seizure First Aid | Olivia Ackerman, BSN, RN |
E2 | Complex Medical Conditions: Coordinating Pediatric Transitions of Care | Serena Stamper BSN, RN and Natalie Conner MS, ARNP-CNS, PHCNS-BC, AMB-BC | |
E3 | Telehealth | Victoria Zhu MSN, RN & Christine Ogden RN | |
E4 | The Power of Organizational Resilience | Rasheda Hatchet, RN, MSN | |
E5 | Nurse-Led Pop-Up Clinics Impact Health Equity | Jennifer Hernandez, RN, BSN |
11:20 – 12:20 | Lunch & Exhibitors, Posters |
12:20 – 12:50 | Networking session: Interest group and Mentorship meeting |
Concurrent Sessions F
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
12:50 – 1:50 | F1 | Cultural Humility | Kawai Kaneali’I MSN, RN |
F2 | Neuro-Rehabilitation: Not a Lost Art! | Anisa Young MS, MN, ARNP-CNS, AGCNS-BC, SCRN, CNRN, CRRN | |
F3 | Nursing Shared Governance -Leveraging Nursing Voice in Ambulatory Care | Victoria Zhu MSN, RN | |
F4 | Latent Tuberculosis Update | Mary Tuncil, MSN, RN | |
F5 | Lactation as a Specialy Service | Rebecca Swanson, RN & Javiera Lakkis, BSN, RN, IBCLC |
1:50 – 2:10 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions G
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
2:10 - 3:10 | G1 | Beyond Teach Back | Roland Upenieks, RN & Hannah Nguyen, BSN, RN |
G2 | Clinical Care and Resources for Patients with Parkinson's Disease | Anisa Young MS, MN, ARNP-CNS, AGCNS-BC, SCRN, CNRN, CRRN | |
G3 | Transitioning to Text-Based Nursing Triage | Jonathan Halldorson, BSN, BPH, RN, CDCES | |
G4 | Nurse Navigation at Fred Hutchison Cancer Center | Ann Gfeller, RN | |
G5 | Current Updates in HIV Care and Prevention | Janna Cuneo FNP-BC, AAHIVS & Kate Featherston RN, BC, BSN, MPH |
3:10 – 3:30 | Break & Exhibitors |
Concurrent Sessions H
Time | Session | Topic | Speaker |
3:30- 4:30 | H1 | Provider Secondary Trauma, Burnout & Wellness (canceled) | Josh Cutler MSW, LICSW (canceled) TBD |
H2 | Harnessing the power of the human-animal bond to improve the health and well-being of those living unhoused | Jessica Lowery BSN, RN-BC & Catherine Wheeler MD, FACP | |
H3 | Nuts and Bolts of a Nurse-Driven Infusion Suite | Julie Un, RN, BSN, CMSRN & Bren Hammond, RN, BSN, CRN | |
H4 | When Disorder is the Norm: Helping Without Harming | Courtney Saylors, MS, RD, CD, CEDS-S LMHC | |
H5 | Care of Incarcerated Patient | Susan Densmore, MHA, BSN, RN |
4:30- 5:15 | Interest group and mentorship Meeting |
5:15 | Closing & Evaluations |
The program schedule is subject to unexpected change. Networking hours included in total contact hours
Discount Rates
Discount rates below are applicable for 1-day registrations. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- Students = $175
- Retirees = $ 262.50
- UW SoN Faculty & Staff = $280
Hotels and Activities
For those in need of accommodations and things to do in the area: Hotels and surroundings
Seattle has a very active calendar of theater, music, festival, and sporting events. Plan ahead and make the most of your time during your conference stay. You can find area attractions and a list of things to do on these websites:
visitseattle.org | downtownseattle.com | experiencewa.com
Refund Policy
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- 30-days before the event = $25 admin fee
- 48h day before the event = $ 50 cancellation fee
- No show = No refund
![Image for UW Ambulatory Care Nursing conference.](https://learning.nursing.uw.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/amb2023-nursehug-600x400-1.png)
Our annual Ambulatory Care Conference will take place in Lynnwood, WA. We are excited to bring together the most experienced Ambulatory Nurses in the field. Join us in-person for practical sessions that will help you transform your leadership skills and learn about the latest innovations in Ambulatory Practice. You will have the opportunity to participate in a specialty interest group and network with other professionals.
FORMAT: In-person Conference
DATE: Wednesday | April 24, 2024
LOCATION: Lynnwood Event Center | Directions & Parking
Quick Links
- Register for Full Conference
- Register for only Day 2
Conference Description
The conference aims to involve nurses in promoting innovation and developing seamless systems for patients and communities. It seeks to strengthen the practice of ambulatory nursing, which is carried out in a variety of settings, including large and small primary and specialty clinics, physician offices, home health, long-term care, public health, community health, occupational health, school health, case management, and other outpatient settings. The conference will feature distinguished local, regional, and national nursing experts who will share clinical and assessment updates, administrative leadership skills, and professional development.
There are general and five concurrent sessions to enable participants to tailor the conference to their needs. Teaching methods include lectures, discussions, case studies, poster sessions, and collegial interchange.
Objectives for Learning Outcomes
At the end of the conference, attendees will report an increase in knowledge in:
1. appraising the performance improvement initiatives varied populations utilize to apply to their clinical practice.
2. creating a culture of diversity, equality and inclusion to achieve health equity at varied levels of care for all in ambulatory care settings.
3. participating with legislation and leadership to lead the redesign of care delivery models in ambulatory care nursing.
Target Audience
Registered nurses, nurse leaders, clinical nurse specialists, nurse practitioners, licensed practical nurses, medical assistants, and other interested healthcare professionals working in the ambulatory care setting.
Discount Rates
Discount rates below are applicable for the 2-day registrations. Please email cne@uw.edu for the coupon code.
- UW SoN students = $50 per day (with student ID)
- All other students = 50% off (with student ID)
- Retirees = 25% off
- Poster Presenters = 20% off
- We now offer free registration for all UW SoN Faculty
Program Schedule
Legend: A1-E1: transformational leader A2-E2: Organizational value A3-E3: Professional practice
A4-E4: Innovation value-based care A5-E5: Care of self & community
Hotels and Activities
For those in need of accommodations and things to do in the area of Lynnwood: Hotels and surroundings
Seattle has a very active calendar of theater, music, festivals, and sporting events. Plan ahead and make the most of your time during your conference stay. You can find area attractions and a list of things to do on these websites:
visitseattle.org | downtownseattle.com | experiencewa.com
CNE has partnered with (STILL TO COME) to get a special rate for the duration of the Conference.
Poster Abstract Invitation
Registration Discount Price: 20% off (if you are a student, please use the student rate)
-
- Poster Guidelines
- Submit a Poster
- The deadline is extended to Mar 31, 2024
Refund Policy
If you register but cannot attend, you must submit a written request to UWCNE by email at cne@uw.edu.
- until 48h before the event = $25 admin fee
- 48h day before the event = $ 50 cancellation fee
- No show = No refund