THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 |
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8:30 AM | Registration Opens |
8:45 | First Time Attendee Orientation |
9:30 | Welcome to the 115th NCNA Convention |
9:45 | KEYNOTE: The Power of Nursing (1.0 CH) Rebecca Love, RN, MSN, FIEL |
10:45 | GENERAL SESSION: The Power of Small: Creating Moments that Matter (1.0 CH) Jen Hamilton, RN, BSN,CEN, RNC-OB |
11:45 | Exhibit Hall | Posters Group A (0.75 CH) |
12:30 PM | Awards Luncheon |
2:00 | Exhibit Hall | Posters Group B (0.75 CH) |
2:45 |
Refreshment Break Begin Breakout Sessions |
3:00 |
Breakout Sessions I (1.0 CH) I-A: Driving the Change While Maintaining the Gain - A Stroke Team’s Evolution I-B: Virtual Reality to Address Medical Emergencies in Primary Care I-C: Retention begins at Orientation: Meeting Experienced Nurses’ Precepting Needs I-D: Healthcare Worker Burnout: Improving Well-Being and Practicing Resiliency |
4:00 |
Break |
4:15 |
Breakout Sessions II (1.0 CH) II-A: Fall Forward Fast: Preventing Patient Falls II-B: Academic-Practice Partnerships to Strengthen the Nursing Workforce II-C: Oh the Places you will Go! Career Development Paths II-D: The ABCs of Self-Resuscitation |
5:30 | NCNA Networking & Engagement Reception |
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 |
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7:15 AM | Welness Activity |
7:15 | Exhibit Hall |
7:45 | Registration Opens | Continential Breakfast |
8:15 |
GENERAL SESSION: Surviving Verbal Conflict® “Verbal De-escalation for Healthcare Professionals” |
9:15 | Legislative Update (1.0 CH) |
10:15 | Break |
10:30 |
Breakout Sessions III (1.0 CH) III-A: NCBON Updates III-B: Crashing Courses and Crashing Patients: Increasing Confidence in the Novice Nurse III-C: TED-Like Talks: Leadership III-D: Identifying and Eliminating Bullying Behaviors for a More Resilient Workforce |
11:30 |
Exhibit Hall | Posters Group C (1.0 CH) |
12:30 PM |
Membership Forum (1.0 CH) | Working Lunch |
2:00 |
Break |
2:10 |
Breakout Sessions IV (1.0 CH) IV-A: Addressing the Serious Shortage of RN’s in Home and Health and Hospice IV-B: When Faculty Become the Students: A Simulation Facilitator Training Plan IV-C: Mentor Programs as a Strategic Approach to Nurse Retention IV-D: Three Concepts to Restore Well Being and Improve Mental Health |
3:15 | Closing Keynote: The Power to Move Nursing Forward® (1.0 CH) Ernest Grant, PhD, RN, FAAN |
The sessions and agenda listed above are subject to change.
CONTACT HOURS:
Up to 24.50 Contact Hours (CH) available for FULL registrants who attend in-person (12.50 CH for onsite and 12.0 CH for breakout session playbacks).
SESSION PLAYBACKS
Miss a session you really wanted to see? Don’t worry about it! We provide recordings of all of the breakout sessions to attendees — and you can get CHs for all of the concurrent sessions from the day(s) you are registered. You will receive an email about a month after Convention with all the info. General Sessions (Keynote, etc.) will not be recorded.
Please continue to check back for updates.
The North Carolina Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.