Hosted By Clemson University School Of Nursing May 30 To June 2, 2019
40th Annual IAHC ConferenceCaring and Interprofessional Practice:Re-imagining the Patient Care Experience.Hosted ByClemson University School of NursingMay 30 to June 2, 2019Clemson University Nursing buildingPrisma Health Greenville Memorial Medical Campus605 Grove Road, Greenville, SC 29605Keynote Speakers:Eduardo Salas, PhDExpert on team work in healthcare systems and TeamSTEPPS.Anne Boykin, PhDDirector Anne Boykin Institute for the Advancement of Caring inNursing.Regina HolidayArtist and nationally renowned speaker on patient care advocacy.
President’s MessageDear Scholars,Welcome to our 40th Annual IAHC Conference inbeautiful Greenville, SC. This year’s theme: Caringand Interprofessional Practice: Re-imagining thePatient Care Experience grounds us in theunderstanding that IAHC represents a broadcommunity of scholars brought together to advance thescience of human caring. To re-imagine is to imagineanew – to form a new conception (Merriam-WebsterOnline Dictionary). Over the next few days, caringscholars from around the world will call on us to reimagine living caring with each other and our patients!In honor of our 40th anniversary, we have placed images of past conference brochuresthroughout the 2019 program. Whether you are a first-time attendee or a founding member, Iinvite you to reflect on memories past, acknowledge your present contributions and re-imagineyourself as an essential part of IAHC’s future!This year we are also celebrating the re-imagining of the IAHC Logo! Kathleen Sitzman and Ihave provided canvas totes with the new logo as a gift. It is our hope that you will carry themproudly and increase the visibility of IAHC wherever you go!I am grateful to Dr. Kathleen Valentine, Clemson University and the Clemson School of Nursing,for hosting our 2019 conference and sponsoring two of our esteemed speakers: Dr. EdwardSalas and Regina Holiday. The local planning committee, led by Dr. Valentine, has workedtirelessly to make this conference a celebration of caring science. I am also grateful to Dr.Marlaine Smith, Dean of the Florida Atlantic University, Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing, forgraciously sponsoring our revered speaker Dr. Anne Boykin.As I reflect on all of the activities that go into attending a conference (submitting abstracts,arranging schedules, traveling and spending time away), I want to thank each of you forchoosing to be present, joining in a scholarly dialogue of human caring, and for re-imaging thepatient care experience!Shirley Gordon PhD, RN, NCSN, AHN-BCIAHC PresidentProfessor - Florida Atlantic University, Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing2 Page
Dear Participant,Welcome to the Clemson University Nursing building, a new site ofinstruction for the Clemson University School of Nursing. We are soexcited to be hosting the International Association for Human Caring’s40th Annual Conference as our School celebrates its 50th anniversary.We opened this beautiful building in 2018 as a vibrant academic learningcenter to enable our growth as an NLN Center of Excellence in NursingEducation, and to meet the demand for increased enrollment in ourundergraduate, masters, and doctoral programs. Here, we deliver stateof-the-art education to aspiring nurses and create a world-classinterdisciplinary community of scholars, who contribute to knowledge generation and engage inleadership, research, practice, and service to optimize health and quality of life for peoplelocally, nationally, and globally.At Clemson’s School of Nursing, we have a strong focus on interprofessional education andpractice within our academic collaborations between the health systems in the Upstate, such asPrisma Health, AnMed Health, Bon Secours Health System, Spartanburg Regional HealthcareSystem and Greenwood Genetics Center. Within these relationships, we collaboratively createclinical learning environments that prepare talented and caring nurses. Each graduate entersnursing eager, knowledgeable, and committed to addressing the complex health needs ofpeople where they live, work, and play.Our research mission is evident as we host this IAHC conference, as well as a secondinternational research conference offered August 14-17. Please join us here for the InauguralInternational Nursing Conference for Excellence in Healthcare Design: History, Design andInnovation. More information can be found at .We are confident that you’ll enjoy this IAHC conference and return home inspired by theoutstanding presentations, speakers, and poster session. The City of Greenville offers you awarm welcome. Please don’t hesitate to let us know how we can make your stay enjoyable andcomfortable.Sincerely,Kathleen Valentine, PhD, MS, RNDirector, School of NursingClemson University3 Page
Thank You to Our Sponsors!4 Page
IAHC LeadershipPresidentShirley Gordon, PhD, RN, NCSN, AHN-BCProfessorFlorida Atlantic UniversityChristine E. Lynn College of Nursing777 Glades Rd, Boca Raton, FL 33431Email: sgordon@health.fau.eduPresident-ElectKathleen L. Sitzman, PhD, RN, CNE, ANEF, FAANProfessor, College of NursingEast Carolina University126 Jordan DriveNew Bern, NC 28562Email: sitzmank@ecu.eduSecretaryDr. Rebecca Turpin, PhD, MSN, NEA-BCAssistant ProfessorAppalachian State University1603 Pratt RdArarat, NC 27007Email: rturpin310@gmail.comTreasurerM. Brooks Turkel, MBAChief Executive OfficerCommonwealth Health Regional Hospital of Scranton746 Jefferson AveScranton, PA 18510Email: mbturkel@icloud.comPast PresidentPatrick J. Dean, EdD, RN, OSTJClinical Associate ProfessorRochester CoordinatorUniversity of Minnesota School of Nursing111 South Broadway300 University SquareRochester, MN 55904Email:dean0057@umn.edu5 Page
Directors:Rozzano Locsin, RN, PhD, FAANProfessor EmeritusChristine E. Lynn College of NursingFlorida Atlantic UniversityEuropa DriveBoynton Beach, FL 33437Email: locsin@fau.eduJan M. AndersonWatson Caring Science Institute1454 Twinridge RdSanta Barbara, CA 93111Email: anderj@sbceo.orgElizabeth Olafson, MSN, MSEd, RNClinical Assistant ProfessorDirector of Clinical EducationNicole Wertheim College of Nursing and Health SciencesFlorida International University11200 SW 8th St., AHC3 134Miami, FL 33199Email: eolafson@fiu.eduJane Flanagan, PhD, ANP-BCAssociate ProfessorBoston College140 Commonwealth AvenueChestnut Hill, MA 02467 USAEmail: (Work) jane.flanagan@bc.eduCharlotte Barry, PhD, RNProfessor, Florida Atlantic University777 Glades RoadBoca Raton, FL 33431Email: cbarry@health.fau.eduTara NicholsDNP StudentUniversity of Minnesota353 College Ave SE, Apt 6Grand Rapids, MI 49503Email:tara.nichols@mercyhealth.comCharlotte DelmarProfessor, Head of Dept. Nursing ScienceAarhus UniversityDenmarkEmail: cd@ph.au.dk6 Page
International Journal for Human Caring - EditorZane Robinson Wolf, PhD, RN, FAANDean Emerita and ProfessorSchool of Nursing and Health SciencesLa Salle UniversitySt. Benilde Tower 33301900 West Olney AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19141 USAEmail: wolf@lasalle.eduCongratulations to Newly Elected 2019 Board Members:Recording SecretaryColleen Maykut, DNP, RN, MN, BScNAssociate ProfessorMacEwan University129 HearthstoneEdmonton, Alberta, Canada T6H 5E5Email: maykutc@macewan.caDirectorDawn Hawthorne, PhD, RNAssistant ProfessorFlorida Atlantic University3507 Maple Ridge LoopKissimmee, FL 34741Email: dhawthorne@health.fau.eduDirectorMary Ellen Wright, PhD, APRN, CPNPAssistant ProfessorClemson University882 Flattop Mountain RoadFairview, NC 28730Email: mewrig@clemson.eduIAHC – Association ManagementPeter MetskerProfessional Administrative ResourcesP.O. Box 68614Grand Rapids, MI 49516www.par-amc.comAssoc.manager@humancarign.org7 Page
THANK YOU!2019 Local Conference Planning CommitteeKathleen ValentineTerry BusbyJessica MartinSusan O’HaraFrances ParrishZahra RahemiKelly SmithJason ThriftMary Ellen WrightJean Ellen ZavertnikSimulation Track Coordinators: Jean Ellen Zavertnik & Terry EggenbergerChair Yoga Meditation with Heather TorphySelf-Care can start in your chair! This 30 minute completely seated yogapractice is the perfect way to begin your day. Learn breathwork, activemeditation and an accessible gentle flow.2019 Abstract ReviewersJan AndersonCynthia AnnGayle CasterlineTerry ChaseSara Horton-DeutschLorraine GdanetzMarlienne GoldinKathryn B. KellerPatrice McCarthyDawn KoonkongsatianColleen Ann MaykutKelly MorrowVivian NormanKathy OmanLisa C. JordanZahra RahemiZane WolfKim RossilloKathy SitzmanCindy TatsumiGail WilliamsAdrienne Milbourne-ThompsonLynne WagnerNanette DendyJeff EdenfieldJohn CullDavid CullAlfie CarbonellPhyllis MacgilvrayTom PaceMike DevaneDesmond KellyAlain LitwinShirley GordonJohn Nelson8 Page
Keynote SpeakersThursday 9:00 AM – Eduardo Salas, PhDSaving Lives: Insights from the Science of TeamworkDr. Eduardo Salas is the Allyn R. & Gladys M. Cline Professorand Chair of the Department of Psychological Sciences at RiceUniversity. Dr. Salas’ research interests include uncovering whatfacilitates teamwork and team effectiveness in organizations;how and why does team training work; and how to optimizesimulation-based training. He has consulted with a variety ofhealthcare, oil and gas, manufacturing, pharmaceuticallaboratories, industrial and governmental organizations. Dr.Salas has co-authored over 450 journal articles and bookchapters and has co-edited 33 books. Dr. Salas is a pastPresident of the Society for Industrial/Organizational Psychologyand the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society. He is arecipient of the Meritorious Civil Service Award from theDepartment of the Navy.Friday 9:00 AM – Anne Boykin, PhDChoreographing the DreamDr. Anne Boykin is Professor Emeritus at Florida AtlanticUniversity where she was Dean of the Christine E. Lynn Collegeof Nursing for almost 30 years. She is Director of the College’sAnne Boykin Institute for the Advancement of Caring in Nursing.This Institute provides global leadership for nursing education,practice and research grounded in caring; promotes the valuingof caring across disciplines; and supports the caring mission ofthe College. She is recognized internationally and nationally forher scholarship on caring. She has co-authored and editedseveral books, book chapters and articles focused on caring,transforming healthcare, nursing as a discipline and story as amethod for studying nursing. Dr. Boykin is retired and serves asa consultant on caring-based healthcare transformation.9 Page
Keynote SpeakersSaturday 9:00 AM – Regina HolidayThe power of the Patient StoryPatient Rights Activist, Artist, Author, Speaker & Founder ofthe Walking GalleryRegina Holliday is known for painting a series of muralsdepicting the need for clarity and transparency in medicalrecords inspired by her husband Frederick Allen Holliday II.Afflicted with kidney cancer, Fred suffered poor carecoordination, a lack of access to data and a series of medicalerrors and, as a result, lost his battle.Continuing her advocacy through art, she started The Walking Gallery movement, where 400 volunteer members don business suits or blazers painted with either their story, their lovedone’s story, or their mission within healthcare. Walking Gallery members attend medicalconferences with a powerful visual story painted on their backs with the intention to help changepublic health policy. To date, she has painted over 270 canvases depicting the stories ofproviders working in HIT, pharma, medical organizations, and hospitals. Her latest book, TheWriting on the Wall (2015), a memoir, takes readers on an odyssey of abuse andempowerment.Regina Holliday travels the globe heralding her message of patient empowerment and inclusionin healthcare decision-making. She fearlessly stands before officials and practitionersdemanding a thoughtful dialog on the role patients play in their own healthcare.Saturday 3:30pm – Regina HolidayPresentation of Original Conference Inspired Painting10 P a g e
Congratulations 2019 International Legacy ofCaring AwardsNameAnne BoykinContributions to IAHC and Caring ScienceAnne Boykin, PhD, RN, FAAN, Dean and Professor Emerita, Christine E. Lynn Collegeof Nursing, Boca Raton, Florida, has been contributing to the study and practice ofhuman caring and growth of caring associations since the early 1980s. As a chartermember of the National Caring Research Association, she was appointed to theAssociation Board from 1988 to 1990. Dr. Boykin was co-founder/leader in the 1989establishment of the International Association for Human Caring (IAHC), which evolvedfrom the National Caring Research Association. In the first official IAHC elections bymembership, she was elected President-elect from 1990-1993 and President from1993 to 1996. Dr. Boykin served as an inaugural co-Editor of the International Journalfor Human Caring (IJHC) from 1997-1999. Dr. Boykin’s leadership and influence inpromoting caring as the essence of nursing and health care are evident in her manyarticles and book publications, most notably her teaching and co-authoring of Nursingas Caring: A Model for Transforming Practice with Dr. Savina Schoenhofer. As Deanand Professor of Nursing at Florida Atlantic University (FAU), Dr. Boykin led thedevelopment of an exemplary scholarly curriculum and research program grounded incaring knowledge and hosted two IAHC conferences. With a mission and vision topreserve caring history, Dr. Boykin was instrumental in establishing the Archives ofCaring in Nursing at FAU. In retirement, she created the Anne Boykin Institute to furtherpromote and enrich the study, dialogue, and dissemination of caring knowledge andpractice.Marilyn RayMarilyn (Dee) Ray, PhD, RN, MS, MA, CTN-A, FSfAA, FAAN, as part of a small groupmeeting in the mid-1970s to study caring, attended the first formal National CaringConference in 1978 to present her caring research. She served on the conferenceAdvisory Board from 1981 to 1982, becoming a charter member of the newly formedNational Caring Research Association in 1987 that grew out of the Caring Conferences.Dr. Ray was an appointed Board member of the new Association from 1988 to 1990,was a co-founder/leader of the newly organized and renamed International Associationfor Human Caring in 1989, and served as an elected member of the IAHC Board from1990-1993. Dr. Ray’s presence and presentations at almost every IAHC conferenceover the decades are testimony to her scholarly contribution to caring knowledge andpractice. She created a Transcultural Caring Theory and her areas of expertise andresearch include: Transcultural Caring Science, Caring in Complex OrganizationalCultures, Bureaucratic Caring Theory (Organizational Culture Theory), ComplexityScience and translational research in practice culture, and Global Nursing. Dr. Ray hasalso contributed to student and other nurses’ growth in caring knowledge and practicethrough generous scholarships and mentoring. As a Professor Emerita and EminentScholar and Professor at Florida Atlantic University (FAU), Christine E. Lynn College ofNursing, Boca Raton, Florida, Dr. Ray continues to mentor students, promote the goalsof Transcultural Nursing and caring science worldwide.11 P a g e
KathleenValentineKathleen Valentine, PhD, RN, a founding member of IAHC, is presently Director andAssociate Dean of Clemson University’s School of Nursing, and Chief NursingAcademic Officer of Prisma Health–Upstate. She has contributed to caring knowledgeand practice for many decades. As a charter member of the 1987 National CaringResearch Association, which was incorporated as the nonprofit InternationalAssociation for Human Caring (IAHC) in 1989, Dr. Valentine served as IAHC Presidentelect from 1994 to 1996 and IAHC President from 1996 to 1999. She worked toestablish fiscal stability, scholarly advancement and increased IAHC visibility. Mostnotably was her role in launching and serving as co-editor of the International Journalfor Human Caring (IJHC) from 1997-2001. Dr. Valentine’s contributions to furtheringcaring as the essence of nursing and health care is evident in her many publicationsand presentations, clinical and academic work settings, her research, her national andinternational leadership, and her continued presence at IAHC conferences. As Directorof Clemson University’s School of Nursing, she is hosting the 2019 IAHC conference inGreenville, SC.Jean WatsonJean Watson, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, FAAN, Nursing Human Caring Theorist, leader inCaring Science, and founding and honored life-time member of IAHC, was studyingcaring in the 1970s. She attended the first National Caring Conference in 1978. Herfirst book, Nursing: The Philosophy and Science of Caring, was published in 1979. Dr.Watson, a 1987 Charter Member of the National Caring Research Association, wasappointed to the Advisory Board from 1985-1990, during which the Association formallyincorporated as the International Association for Human Caring in 1989. Dr. Watsoncontinued serving on the IAHC elected Board from 1990 to 1993 and hosted two IAHCconferences. She has remained active at annual IAHC conferences as keynotespeaker and contributor. An annual Watson Scholarship has been established in hername to support caring research and practice. Dr. Watson has a long and lastinglegacy in promoting caring as a world-renowned Caring Science nursing theorist, withmany published articles, book chapters, books and her world-wide presentations. Dr.Watson is a Distinguished Professor and Dean Emerita, University of Colorado Denver,College of Nursing Anschutz Medical Center campus, where she held the nation’s firstendowed Chair in Caring Science for 16 years. She is founder of the original Center forHuman Caring in Colorado; past President of the National League for Nursing; andfounder of the International Caritas Consortium. She is Founder and Director of thenon-profit Watson Caring Science Institute and the Caritas Coach Education Program.Dr. Watson is recipient of 15 Honorary national and international Doctorates and wasawarded the 2013 American Academy of Nursing Living Legend. She continuouslyworks on changing policy, philosophy and practice toward healing relationships andenvironments.12 P a g e
Zane WolfZane Wolf, PhD, RN, FAAN, Dean Emerita and Professor at La Salle School of Nursingand Health Sciences, is a founding member of IAHC. She was appointed to theAdvisory Board of the National Caring Research Conferences from 1983-1984 andserved on the membership-elected IAHC Board from 1993-1995, President-elect from1996-1999, and President from 1999-2002. She has hosted three IAHC conferences.Dr. Wolf was instrumental in co-leading the launch and sustainability of theInternational Journal for Human Caring (IJHC), serving as co-editor from 1999 to 2001and then Editor from 2001 to present. As Editor, Dr. Wolf successfully moved the IJHCfrom print to an online format. Dr. Wolf is also a co-Editor of Caring in Nursing Classics:An Essential Resource (2013). Her many presentations and publications, includingExploring Rituals in Nursing (2014), are testimony of her commitment to promote andrecord caring history, theory, and practice. Dr. Wolf has been honored and recognizedfor her exemplary caring service in her many teaching and academic positions since1980 at La Salle School of Nursing and Health Sciences. She has served as a facultymember, Acting Chair, Director of Graduate Programs and 15 years as Dean. She isrecognized for her caring collegiality, expertise, advocacy and support of faculty,students and community.Congratulations IAHC 2019 Scholarship and AwardRecipientsLeininger Culture CareScholarship AwardHolly WeiJean WatsonScholarshipRachel Johnson-KoenkeShirley C. GordonTheory of SharedVulnerability AwardJunhel DalanonMarlene B. TurkelAward for theAdvancement ofCaring ScienceResearchRudolf Cymorr Kirby P.13 P a g eUnites StatesGreenville, NorthCarolinaUnited StatesDenver, ColoradoJapanTokushimaMartinezSan Miguel, ManilaPhilippines
Many Thanks to Our Scholarships and Awards DonorsThe award is focused on culture care/caring to encourage attendance atthe annual research conference and to enhance understanding of culturalcaring.The focus of this award is to encourage international student attendanceDroesbeke Caring Awardat the annual research conference and to promote understanding ofcaring as the essence of nursing.The focus of this award is to encourage student attendance at the annualJean Watson Student Awardresearch conference to enhance understanding of caring in nursingpractice, education or research.The focus of this award is to encourage attendance at the annualParker & Barry Communityresearch conference to enhance understanding of caring science inCaring Awardcommunity nursing practice, education or research. The award is open tostudents, practitioners, researchers or faculty members.The focus of this award is to encourage student, practitioner, researcherBoykin and Schoenhofer’sor faculty attendance at the annual research conference to advanceNursing As Caring Awardunderstanding of caring science and nursing practice illuminated by thetheory of Boykin & Schoenhofer’s Nursing as Caring.The focus of this award is to assist attendance at the annual conferenceThe Vicente Teves Locsin, Jr.of the International Association for Human Caring and to enhance theAward for Research andunderstanding and scholarship of nursing through caring and technologyScholarship in Nursingin education, research, administration and practice.The focus of this award is to assist attendance at the annual conferenceShirley C. Gordon Awardof the International Association for Human Caring and to enhance theTheory of Sharedunderstanding and scholarship of caring science facilitated by the TheoryVulnerability Awardof Shared Vulnerability.Marlene B. Turkel Award for The focus of this award is to provide financial support for caring sciencethe Advancement of Research research initiatives of PhD prepared faculty or PhD students. The fundscan be used for all aspects of research except travel to conferences andin Caring Scienceconference registration.The focus of this award is to encourage student participation at theJustin Z. Goldin StudentAnnual IAHC Conference, and to enhance understanding of caring inCaring Science Awardnursing practice, education and research.Leininger Culture CareScholarship AwardIf you would like to Sponsor a Scholarship or Award, please contact Dr. Beth King atbking@health.fau.edu*2020 Scholarship/Award Application Deadline is January 15, 202014 P a g e
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40th Annual IAHC Conference - Caring and Interprofessional Practice: Re-imagining the Patient CareExperience.May 30 to June 2, 2019Three 24-passenger buses are scheduled to run. (Allow at least 15 minutes travel time from the hotel.)Hotel to CU Nursing building: 7:00–9:00 AMCU Nursing Building to the Embassy Suites Hotel: 4:30–6:30 PMThursday May 30thTimeActivitiesRoomPresenterAbstract #6:308:15Breakfast7:007:30Self –Care: Chair Yoga Medicationwith Heather Torphy. EmbassySuites Escapade Gallery RoomBreakfast Provided at the EmbassySuites Hotel for Register GuestsSelf-Care can start in your chair! This 30 minute completely seated yoga practice isthe perfect way to begin your day. Learn breathwork, active meditation and anaccessible gentle flow.7:308:30RegistrationCoffee and orium1209:0010:3010:3011:0011:0012:30BreakShirley Gordon, IAHC PresidentKathleen Valentine, Director Clemson, School of NursingEduardo Salas PhDSaving Lives: Insights from theScience of TeamworkLight refreshments and networkingEducation-A caring start to professionalpractice. Using intentional caring behaviorsthroughout new graduate nurse onboarding.Research-Deconstructing and ReconstructingCompassion in Nursing with Patients,Students, and TeachersSymposiumEducation120Jennifer DrakeSymposiumResearch464Kristen Jones-Bonfiglio, Dr. MichelleSpadoniThe Relationship Among Nursing Theories,Advanced Technologies, Caring in Nursing,and Quality of Life of PersonsSymposiumResearch203Tetsuya Tanioka, Hirokazu Ito,Yueren Zhao, Yuko Yasuhara, andYoshihiro Kai. Moderated by SavinaSchoenhoferWorkshopPractice264Kathleen SitzmanWorkshop: Exploring Self-Care Through thePractice of Contemplative DrawingWorkshopAesthetic266A. Lynne Wagner, Chantal Cara,Colleen Maykut, Marcia HillsCaring Reflective Teaching Modalities: Reimagining Learning Experiences in NursingWorkshopEducation410Terry Eggenberger, Kathryn Keller &Mary Ann LevittAdvancing Interprofessional TeamCommunication: Overcoming the Impact ofHidden CurriculumWorkshopResearch120Mary Ellen Wright, Stan Wright,Dominic Silva, Kelly Edwards &Emily ShoresCalls for Caring: Stories of Mothers withAddiction and Original TraumaMarie Treslova, Frantisek Dolak,Ivana Chloubova, Jitka Vackova,Valerie TothDischarge Planning: Challenges for the Interprofessional TeamNicole Brodrick, Laurra Aaguaard,Sarah StalderThe Effective use of Standardized Patients inPsychiatric Simulation Scenarios.Simulation: EducationCo-Moderators:Jean Ellen Zavertnik &Edward Salas[simulations run back toback]12:301:45Light Breakfast for local commutersLunch16 P a g eSimLab3rdFlrSimLab3rdFlrBoxed Lunch and Networking Pick Up 1st Floor Lobby
Thursday May diumBreak17 P a g eRoomPresenterAbstract #Education120Education112Jan MarieAndersonColleen MaykutResearch203Lida NikfaridResearch264Kelly MorrowResearch266Terese BondasPractice409Practice410Jane SumnerM. PatriceMcCarthyPractice464Patricia DittmanPractice468MarlienneGoldinThe Future: Whither Goest Nursing?Caring for the Community: A Model to Address HumanTraffickingCare Coordination Based on Caring Science and InterprofessionalHealthcare TeamICU Nurses Moral Distress Effects Patient Outcomes, e264Gail WilliamsShannonConstantinidesSina HollomanThe Resilience of Nursing Students in Internship in TaiwanCompassionate Knowing: Building a Concept Grounded in CaringScienceChallenges in Cultural Diversity and CaregivingPractice266Don LeonardoDacmosDegree of Correlation Between Self-Care Management and SocialSupport Among Patients Undergoing HemodialysisPractice409Beverley LugoPractice410Gail WilliamsPractice464Joan DormanAesthetic468Kelly DyarConcept Analysis of the Sacred in Nursing LiteratureCaring and Interprofessional Practice in a Community BasedClinicSolving Ethical Dilemmas Using the Ethical Positioning SystemIncorporating Poetry and Aesthetic Projects for Teaching CaringScienceEvaluating Changes in Caring Behaviors of Caritas CoachesNursing Education as TranscendentInterprofessional Team Approach: Caring and Aesthetic Design inNursing EducationMedical Surgical Nurses Speak about Patient-focused SafetyEffortsQualitative Research in the Development of Caring ScienceLight refreshments and Networking
Thursday May diumWelcomeReception18 P a g eRoomPresenterColleen Maykut,RyanCunningham,Cody Thompson,Keri-Anne BergaSharyl EveToscanoAbstract #Education120Education112Education203Susan BulfinResearch264DeborahSchuhmacher,Joyce MillerResearch266Trudi SabajResearch409Mary 120Education112Rita SolbakkenBongani T.SibandzeKatherineRicossaSherrilynCoffmanCynthia BrownEducation203Maryann MalloyResearch264MarlienneGoldinExpression of Love: A Diving Force in Nursing AdministrationResearch266Susan LindbergExploring Foundations of the Common World in PerioperativeNursing onna TaliaferroElizabethKinchenKathleen Clark,Dr. KaijaFreborgEmbracing the Gender Bread PersonIncreasing Faculty Presence in an Online AsynchronousUndergraduate Nursing Research ClassCaring-based Academic and Practice Partnerships: It Takes aVillageNurses Perceptions of Patient Care Experiences with Professionaland Deep CareBSN Students Lived Experiences of Faculty Helping andHindering SuccessTelling of Lived Self in Physical Illness: Patient Images andMetaphorsA Theoretical Model of Caring in Nursing LeadershipA Mixed-Methods Study of Nurses Caring Behaviors in SwazilandReigniting Loving Kindness Through Self-CareHow Students Beliefs about Caring Change Over TimeMayeroff’s Caring Ingredients: A Guide for Caring CollaborationFinding the Way to Acceptance When Raising a TransgenderChildActualizing Empathy and Compassion in Finnish Nursing StudentsHolistic Caring in Nurse Practitioner PracticeRadical Hospitality: A Concept Introduction to Uncover CommonGround in Caring MomentsEmbassy Suites Hotel (Parking available)
Three 24-passenger buses are scheduled to run. (Allow 15 Minutes Travel Time)Hotel to CU Nursing building: 7:00–9:00 AMCU Nursing building to the Embassy Suites Hotel: 5:30–7:30 PM (following Poster Session)Friday May 31stTimeActivitiesRoomPresenterAbstract #6:308:15Breakfast7:007:30Self –Care: Chair Yoga Medicationwith Heather Torphy. EmbassySuites Escapade Gallery RoomBreakfast Provided at theEmbassy Suites HotelSelf-Care can start in your chair! This 30 minute completely seated yogapractice is the perfect way to begin your day. Learn breathwork, activemeditation and an accessible gentle flow.7:308:30RegistrationCoffee and Tea8:309:00OpeningRemarks ey Gordon, IAHCPresidentKeynoteAuditorium120Anne Boykin, eographing the DreamLight refreshments and networkingEducation120Theresa ChaseEducation112Pamela Lake, Gayle LCasterlinePractice203Grissel HernandezEducation409Marcia Hills, JeanWatson & Chantal CaraPractice264Savina Schoenhofer,Anne BoykinPractice266Alex Swire-ClarkEducation468Rebecca Threatt11:3012:30Simulation: Education12:30-1:45LunchCo-Moderators:Jean Ellen Zavertnik &Edward Salas19 P a g eLight Breakfast for local commuters3rd FlrSimLabShifting the Power: Experiential Education inB
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