Upcoming CE Classes
Collective Patient Advocacy: Strategies to Secure Safe Staffing Standards and RN Patient Advocacy Rights
Dania, Florida - August 17, 2009
Daytona Beach, Florida - August 19, 2009
Tampa, Florida - August 21, 2009
This course examines the impact of external forces on RN professional practice and patient advocacy role; it also addresses mechanisms through which RN s can build stronger organizations to secure RN control over safe staffing ratios and professional practice in Florida acute-care settings; and identifies comprehensive strategies to build an RN social advocacy movement to achieve strong hospital patient and RN whistle-blower protection mandates.
Collective Patient Advocacy : Strategies to Secure Safe Staffing Standards and RN Patient Advocacy Rights (Pueblo, CO - August 6, 2009)
This course examines the impact of external forces on RN professional practice and patient advocacy role; it also addresses mechanisms through which RNs can build stronger organizations to secure RN control over safe staffing ratios and professional practice in Colorado acute care settings; and identifies comprehensive strategies to build an RN social advocacy movement to achieve strong hospital patient and RN whistle-blower protection mandates.
The Forces of Magnetism: Their Impact on RN Autonomy, Independent Judgment, and Advocacy (July 27, 2009 - Evansville, Indiana)
This course examines how the professional models of care, nursing leadership and management style promoted by magnet status designation schemes impact the registered nurse’s ability to exercise independent professional judgment and advocate in the exclusive interest of the patient; and the impact of the requirement that hospitals are mandated to demonstrate it has a mechanism in place that analyze patient outcome data while incorporating clinical decision making technologies.
Collective Patient Advocacy: Strategies to Secure Safe Staffing Standards and RN Patient Advocacy Rights (July 29, 2009 - Indianapolis, Indiana)
This course examines the impact of external forces on RN professional practice and patient advocacy role; it also addresses mechanisms through which RNs can build stronger organizations to secure RN control over safe staffing ratios and professional practice in Indiana acute care settings; and identifies comprehensive strategies to build an RN social advocacy movement to achieve strong hospital patient and RN whistle-blower protection mandates.
Shared Governance: The Impact of Partnership Councils on RN Autonomy, Independent Judgment, and Advocacy
(June 8, 2009 - July 7, 2009)
This course examines how the professional models of care, nursing leadership, and management style promoted by shared governance designation schemes impact the registered nurse’s ability to exercise independent professional judgment and advocate in the exclusive interest of the patient; and the impact of the requirement that hospitals are mandated to demonstrate it has a mechanism in place that analyzes patient outcome data while incorporating clinical decision-making technologies.
Collective Patient Advocacy: Preserving the Art & Science of Nursing (July 9, 2009 - August 10, 2009)
This course will examine the impact of blind reliance on technology on the art and science of the nursing profession; how it will cause the erosion of skills for the next generation of RNs who (unless stopped) will be “trained” in tasks instead of “educated” in skills; and how it has the potential of destroying the art and science of professional registered nurses.
New class:
August 10, 2009 - Walnut Creek
MARRIOTT WALNUT CREEK
2355 N Main Street, Walnut Creek CA 94596
925.934.2000
