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ARIN ANNUAL CONVENTION 2017MARCH 5TH – 8TH | WASHINGTON, DC

RADIOLOGY NURSESLEADERS IN PATIENT CARE

2 Association for Radiologic & Imaging Nursing

2017 ARIN ANNUAL CONVENTIONSCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

FRIDAY, MARCH 3RD TITLE(S) ROOMS

7:30am-5:00pm Imaging Nurse Review Course (separate registration required)

Independence Salons F/G/H

SATURDAY, MARCH 4TH TITLE(S) ROOMS

7:00am-5:00pm Open Registration M4 Foyer

7:30am-5:00pm Imaging Nurse Review Course (separate registration required)


7:30am-5:00pm ARIN Board Meeting Archive

2:00pm-4:00pm JRN Editorial Board Meeting Pentagon

6:00pm-7:00pm SIR Opening Reception Marriott – Atrium Foyer

SUNDAY, MARCH 5TH TITLE(S) ROOMS


7:30am-8:00am

ARIN & AVIR Business Evelyn P. Wempe, MBA, MSN, ARNP, ACNP-BC, AOCNP®, CRN® David Nicholson, RT, R, CV

Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E

8:00am-9:00amGold Medal Lecture - The Art of Catheterization Dr. John Fritz Angle


9:00am-10:00amEmergencies in Interventional Neuro Radiology -Including Acute Stroke Dr. Kai Frerichs and Richard Foley, MS, RN


10:00am-10:15am Break Foyer

10:15am-11:15amRadiation Protection and Safety: Teamwork and Communication Dr. Raja Ramaswammy


11:15am-12:15pmThe Other Side of the Stethoscope: A Patient’s Perspective Dr. Marcus Engle


12:15pm-1:15pm Lunch On Your Own

1:15pm -2:15pm Moving the Needle Dr. Stephen Ferarra


2:15pm-3:15pmPercutaneous Ablation with Irreversible Electroporation (IRE) Dr. Govindarajan Narayanan


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3:15pm-3:30pm Break Foyer

3:30pm-4:30pm

Pulmonary Embolism Response Team: Medical and Endovascular Perspective on an Evolving Trend Dr. Luke Wilkins and Dr. Aditya Sharma


4:30pm-5:30pmCentral Venous Access Devices: What, When and Why David Rosenthal, MHP, PA-C, DFAAPA


7:00pm-11:00pm ARIN/AVIR Soiree The Capitol View at 400

MONDAY, MARCH 6TH TITLE(S) ROOMS


7:30am-8:00am ARIN Welcome and Morning Business Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E

8:00am-9:00amJoanna Po Lecture Series: Care, Caring, Caregiver, What Nurses Do Best Karen Green, MHA, RN, BSN, CRN



9:15am-10:15amWealth Management: Planning Our Futures Lizzu Castaneda, JD


9:15am-10:15am Anesthesia in Your IR Suite Maureen Mclaughlin, MS, RN, ACNS-BC


9:15am-10:15amPresenting and Designing a Podium Presentation – Workshop Cathy Brown, BScN, RN, CRN

Liberty Salons N/O/P


10:30am-12:00pm Hot Topics Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E

12:00pm - 1:00pm Poster Session - Lunch on our own Convention Center - Salon G/H/I

1:00pm-2:30pm

ARIN/SIR Joint Session - Anticoagulation Update for the IR Team (Panel Discussion) Dr. Ryan Hickey Dr. Jon C. Davidson Dr. Shiraz Rahim Jim LaForge, MSN, RN, CRN Piera Robson, MS, CNS, ANP-BC, ONC

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2:30pm-3:00 Break Foyer

3:00pm-4:30pm

ARIN/SIR Joint Session - Sedation in the IR Suite: SIR meets ARIN (Panel Discussion) Dr. Brian Funaki Shawn Brast, RN, CRN Michael Long, DNP, CRNA

Convention Ctr/Street Level- 146AB

5:00pm-5:30pmPediatric Nurses Forum - Non CEU Informal Networking Opportunity Moderator: Rodger Meece, BSN, RN, CPN

Independence Salons A/B/C/D

5:30pm-6:30pm Celebratory Welcome Reception Independence Salons F/G/H

TUESDAY, MARCH 7TH TITLE(S) ROOMS


7:30am-9:00am Business Meeting with Breakfast Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E


9:15am-10:15amSpectrum of Engagement: From Practice to Policy Suzanne Miyamoto, PhD, RN, FAAN


9:15am-11:15am

Enhancing Patient Safety: Capnography, Sedation, Airway Management, Oh My! Shawn Brast, MSN, RN, NRP; Karen Green, MHA, RN, BSN, CRN; Michael Long, DNP, CRNA (Prior registration required)


10:15am-11:15am

Diagnosis and Management of Endoleaks after “Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair” Howard Richard, MD


10:15am-11:15am

Leveraging Technology for a Long Distance Competency Assessment: From the Desert to the Great White North Michael LeGal, MS-Ed, RN, CRN, N-K


11:15am-12:45pm SIRTEX Lunch Symposium • The Case for SIRT

Independence Salons A/B/C/D

12:45pm-2:45pm




12:45pm-1:45pm Myasthenia Gravis: A Rad Nurse’s Guide Carrie Furberg, BA, RN, CRN


12:45pm-1:45pmSpecialty Orientation for the Radiology Nurse Rebecca Vlach, RN, MSN


1:45pm-2:45pm

Advanced Topics in Percutaneous Transhepatic Biliary Drainage Piera Cote Robson, MSN, CNS, NP, ANP-BC, AOCNS, OCN


2:45pm-3:00pm Break Foyer

3:00pm-5:00pm



3:00pm-4:00pmCare of the Patient on Opioid Maintenance Therapy Ed Sredzienski, MSPharm


3:00pm-4:00pmRole of Nurse in Nuclear Medicine for PET Raina Ghai-Mehta, RNElaine Mosqueda, RN


4:00pm-5:00pm MRI Simulator and Its Impact on Sedation Diane Cancilla, MSN, RN


4:00pm-5:00pm

Contrast Extravasations: Improving Patient Outcomes Through a Multidisciplinary Approach Michelle Renee Rabelo, MSN, RN, CRN Dr. Alan M. Chen Sharon Megyesi, CT, R(CT)


WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8TH TITLE(S) ROOMS


7:45am-8:00am Annoucements Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E

8:00am-9:00am Medical Errors: The Day After Dr. Robert Spillane


9:00am-10:00amTransgender 101: Fundamentals for Clinicians Paula Neira, MSN, JD, RN, CEN




10:15am-11:15amLeading a Multigenerational Team: Lessons Learned from a 30something Sarah Whitehead, BSN, RN, CRN


10:15am-11:15am

Caring for Patients with an MRI Conditional Pacemaker Fiona M Law, RGN, RN, Master of Clinical Nursing (UTAS)


11:15am-12:15pm Deep Vein Thrombosis Dr. Arturo D. Gonzalez


12:15pm-12:30pm Closing Comments and Adjournment Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E

WIFIWireless internet is available in all meeting hotels and space. Look for the SIR2017 network to connect.


PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Dear ARIN Colleagues:

It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2017 ARIN Convention, Leaders in Patient Care, in Washington, D.C. This should be an exciting, interdisciplinary approach, to culminate our 35th anniversary year.

What’s new this year? The 2017 ARIN Convention will be hosting a simulation workshop on airway management. In addition, we will have a vendor sponsored lunch and learn session. This year, the convention is being offered in two formats, live at the hotel, and via the archived podcasts after convention. Education has never been so easy or so accessible!

The ARIN Imaging Nurse Review Course, taught by our Master Faculty will be held on site on March 3rd and March 4th, with the Certified Radiology Nurse (CRN®) exam being offered on March 8th. There is an outstanding agenda of presentations during the three and one half days of convention to provide Radiology Nurses with the knowledge of resources to deliver safe quality patient care in the imaging environment. The SIR opening reception will be held at the hotel on Saturday night and all registered attendees are invited to attend.

On Sunday, convention opening day, we continue our yearly AVIR collaboration with a full day of combined education for technologists and nurses. The day will end with The Soiree, at Capitol View at 400 located at 444 N Capitol St NW, Washington, DC 20001. Transportation has been arranged for all attendees to and from the event. As in past years, AVIR and ARIN members will have the opportunity to socialize, build friendships, network all while enjoying delicious food stations and drinks. This event is part of your registration and I look forward to sharing a drink learning about you and your passion for the profession.

On Monday, the fourth annual Joanna Po Lecture Series will start the day. Dedicated to one of our founding leaders in radiology nursing, we are honored to have Karen L Green MHA, BSN, RN,

CRN, give this year’s presentation. Monday night, there will be a celebratory welcome reception and Town Meeting for all ARIN members attending convention. This is a great opportunity to network with other members of ARIN, explore volunteer opportunities, ARIN store, and bid at the Silent Auction, visit committee tables, and enjoy light hors d-oeuvres and a cash bar before exploring Washington, DC for dinner, shopping, or other adventures.

The “SIR Expo” located at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, connected directly to the Marriott Marquis Hotel offers convention attendees an opportunity to visit with corporate partners exploring the latest in devices, products, and services and observe demonstrations. Use your ARIN Calling Card when visiting the booths and take the opportunity to meet as many exhibitors as you can during the hours SIR expo is open and share that you are an ARIN member.

Please plan to attend the membership breakfast and business meeting on Tuesday morning. Awards and Scholarships will be presented, new officers installed, as well as time devoted for members to share and ask questions. As always, we will end the conference on Wednesday with a proactive lecture by our faithful friend and Radiology nurse supporter, Dr. Arturo Gonzalez.

Washington 2017 will be an exciting, memorable conference, the culmination of the 35th Annual ARIN Convention celebration, and the beginning of ARIN’s 36th year. Please join us for a celebration our many accomplishments in leading patient care and advancing our radiology nursing practice.

Sincerely,

Evelyn P. Wempe, MBA, MSN, ARNP, ACNP-BC, AOCNP, CRN ARIN President, 2016-2017


2016–2017BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENTEvelyn P. Wempe, MBA, MSN, ARNP, ACNP-BC, AOCNP, CRNHialeah, [email protected]

PRESIDENT ELECTKatherine Duncan, BA, RN, CRNChapel [email protected]

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENTMary F. Sousa, BSN, RNNorth Reading, [email protected]

TREASURERChristine Keough, BSN, RN, CRNRochester, [email protected]

SECRETARYKristy L. Reese, MSN, RNFinksburg, MD [email protected]

BOARD MEMBER/DIRECTOR OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENTPiera M. Cote Robson, MSN CNS NP AOCNS ANP-BC OCNNew York, [email protected]

BOARD MEMBER/ DIRECTOR OF EDUCATIONDe’Ann McNamara, MS, ACNP-BC, CRNBrookline, MA [email protected]

DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIPJim LaForge, MSN, BSN, RNGrand Rapids, [email protected]

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORBruce Boulter, BSToano, VA [email protected]


PLANNING COMMITTEE WELCOME

Dear ARIN Colleagues,

On behalf of the Association for Radiologic and Imaging Nursing’s Board of Directors and the ARIN’s Thirty-Sixth Annual Convention Planning Committee, Welcome to Washington, D.C.! We are honored to have you here!

Our convention is held in conjunction with the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR) and the Association of Vascular and Interventional Radiographers (AVIR). To start off the convention, we are holding a joint day with AVIR including some exceptional presentations and culminating with a great networking dinner at Capitol View at 400, which is included with your convention fees.

The ARIN National Convention is the premier convention for Radiology Nurses, with sessions to enhance the experience for all levels of expertise and modalities.

Please plan on attending our “Hot Topics” session as we have a chance to explore issues that affect us all. Celebrate the uniqueness of your nursing voice and those of your colleagues and return home richer by the experience and relationships built during convention.

We hope you enjoy the convention in Washington, D.C.

2017 Convention Planning Committee:De’Ann O. McNamara, MS, ACNP-BC, CRN - Director of EducationDeborah Romanie, RN CRN - Planning Committee ChairLauren Miller, MSN-NL, RN, CRNCatherine DeLeon, RN, CRNChristy Lee, MSN, APRN-BC, CRNBrenda Wickersham MAV, RN, CRN

PAST PRESIDENTS

1981 – 1983 Charlotte Godwin1984 – 1985 Martha Kail1985 – 1986 Joanna Po1986 – 1987 Elaine Deutsch-Rawls1987 – 1988 Harriet Reisman1988 – 1989 Beverly Curran1989 – 1989 Martha Kail1990 – 1991 Valerie Rioux1991 – 1992 Martha Fasciano1992 – 1993 Linda Marshall1993 – 1994 Kay Wandling1994 – 1995 Patricia Merrick1995 – 1996 Linda Morgan1996 – 1997 Virginia Clancy1997 – 1998 Laura Ginger Schultz1998 – 1999 JoAnn Belanger1999 – 2000 Maurita Schieding

2000 – 2001 Patricia Doohan2001 – 2002 Colleen Sasso2002 – 2003 Kathleen Gross2003 – 2004 Kate Shane2004 – 2005 Delma Armstrong2005 – 2006 Paulette Snoby2006 – 2007 Patrick Glickman2007 – 2008 Kathy Scheffer2008 – 2009 Sharon Lehmann2009 – 2010 Karen Green2010 – 2011 Margaret Brown-McManus2011 – 2012 Linda McDonald2012 – 2013 Christy Lee2013 – 2014 Beth Hackett2014 – 2015 Greg Laukhuf2015 – 2016 Mary Sousa


LOCAL CHAPTERS

ARIZONAGrand Canyon State ChapterTheresa Murray, BSN, RN, CRN Yuma, AZ [email protected] www.azradiologyrn.net

CALIFORNIAGolden Gate Chapter Sarah J. Bradford, RN, CRN San Francisco, CA [email protected]

Southern CA (SoCal)Judith (Judy) Emory, RN, AS, CRN Corona, [email protected] http://www.SoCalARIN.org

CONNECTICUT, MASSACHUSETTS, NEW HAMPSHIRE, RHODE ISLAND and VERMONTNew England Chapter – NECARIN Elizabeth M. Duck, BA, RN Manchester, [email protected]://www.necarin.com

DELAWAREDelaware ChapterKimberly Ford, RN, BSN, SANE Dover, DE [email protected]

FLORIDAGreater Tampa Bay Chapter Carol Shakoori-Naminy, RN, CRN Apollo Beach, FL [email protected] [email protected] INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MICHIGAN and WISCONSINGreat Lakes Chapter – GLARIN Karen Marshall, RN, BSN Chicago, [email protected] http://www.GLARIN.org

MAINEMaine ChapterLori A. Strout, BSN, RN Bangor, ME [email protected]

NEW YORKEmpire State ChapterChris Keough, BSN, RN, CRN Rochester, NY [email protected]

Long Island Chapter Daniel Buckner, RN Laurel, NY [email protected]

NORTH CAROLINACarolinas Chapter Tammy B. Bolen, RN, CRN Walnut Cove, NC [email protected]://www.ccarin.com

OHIOOhio Radiological Chapter Terry Creque, RN, BSN Akron, OH [email protected] http://www.ornanursing.org TEXASTexas Gulf Coast Chapter Danna Stone, BSN, RN Pearland, TX [email protected]@mdanderson.org

North Texas Lone Star Chapter Lisa C. Dalton, MBA, BSN Dallas, TX [email protected]

VIRGINIABlue Ridge ChapterVickie G. Taylor, RNPalmyra, VA [email protected]

WASHINGTON, OREGON & IDAHONorthwest Chapter – NWARIN Joseph R. Ancheta RN, BSN Kent, [email protected] [email protected] www.nwarin.com

For information on starting a local ARIN Chapter, please contact ARIN Chapter Services:2201Cooperative Way, Suite 600, Herndon, VA 20171 Phone: 866-486-2762 Email: [email protected]


FACULTY

Dr. John Fritz AngleUniversity of Virginia Health System, Dept. Of RadiologyProfessor of Radiology

Shawn Brast, MSN, RN, NRPLIFELINE Team Educator, The Johns Hopkins Hospital

Cathy Brown, BScN, RN, CRNDI Nurse Navigator, Royal Alexandra Hospital

Diane Cancilla, MSN, RNUnit Director of Nursing and Technical ServicesChildren’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC

Lizzu Castaneda, JDFinancial Advisor with Tandem

Dr. Alan Chen, Chief Resident of Radiology, Tampa General Hospital

Dr. Jon C. DavidsonAssistant Professor, Div of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, University Hospitals

Marcus Engle, MS, CSP, CPXPCo-founder and lead lecturer for the non-profit group “I’m Here Movement”

Dr. Stephen FerraraDepartment of Veteran Affairs/Chief of Interventional Radiology

Richard Foley, MS, RNBrigham and Women’s Hospital/Department of Radiology/Director of Nursing

Dr. Kai Frerichs Brigham & Women’s Hospital/Department of Neurosurgery/Director of Interventional

Neuroradiology, Director of Endovascular Neurosurgery, Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School

Dr. Brian FunakiSection Chief, Vascular & Interventional Radiology, The University of Chicago

Carrie Furberg, BA, RN, CRNClinical Nurse II at University North Carolina Hospitals Department of RadiologyRaina Ghai-Mehta, RN Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital

Karen Green, MHA, RN, BSN, CRNStaff Nurse

Dr. Arturo D. Gonzalez Medical Director of Interventional Radiology University Hospital & Clinics Dr. Ryan HickeyAssistant professor of Radiology, Northwestern Memorial Hospital

Fiona M Law, RGN, RN, Master of Clinical Nursing (UTAS) Clinical Nurse Consultant for Medical Imaging, Prince of Wales Hospital

Jim LaForge, MSN, BSN, RN, CRNManager Interventional Radiology, Spectrum Health

Michael LeGal, MS-Ed, RN, CRN, N-K Clinical Development Professional, Banner Health

Michael Long, DNP, CRNAMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Maureen McLaughlin, MS, RN, ACNS-BC Lahey Health and Medical

Sharon Megyesi, CT. R, (CT), Tampa General Hospital

Suzanne Miyamoto, PhD, RN, FAAN Chief Policy Officer, American Association of Colleges of Nursing

Dr. Govindarajan NarayananChairman-Department of Interventional Radiology-University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine

Paula Neira, MSN, JD, RN, CENNurse Educator in Emergency Medicine, Johns Hopkins Hospital


Michelle Renee Rabelo, MSN, RN, CRN Clinical Education Specialist, Tampa General Hospital

Dr. Shiraz RahimResident Physician, University Hospitals

Dr. Raja RamaswammyMallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Washington University/Assistant Professor; Director of Quality and Patient Safety

Howard Richard, MDAssociate Professor, Department of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine University

of Maryland

Piera Cote Robson, MSN, CNS, NP, ANP-BC, AOCNS, OCNClinical Nurse Specialist, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

David Rosenthal, MHP, PA-C, DFAAPABrigham and Women’s Hospital/ Chief Physician AssistantBoston, MA

Dr. Aditya SharmaUniversity of Virginia Health System,Dept. Of Radiology/Assistant Professor of Radiology

Dr. Robert SpillanePhysician Chief Quality Office Hartford Hospital, and the Connecticut Hospital Association

Ed Sredzienski, MSPharm Clinical Specialist in Critical Care, University of North Carolina Hospitals

Rebecca Vlach, RN, MSNNursing Education Specialist, Mayo Clinic Rochester

Sarah Whitehead, BSN, RN, CRN Diagnostic and Therapeutic Imaging Service Nurse ManagerCentral Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System

Dr. Luke WilkinsUniversity of Virginia Health System, Dept. Of Radiology/Assistant Professor of Radiology

FACULTY


ONLINE EVALUATIONS AND CONTACT HOURS CERTIFICATES

DAILY CNE HOURS ARIN Convention Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) HoursSunday, March 5, 2017 - 8 Monday, March 6, 2017 -7.5Tuesday, March 7, 2017 – 6Wednesday, March 8, 2018 – 4

TOTAL CNE HOURS 25.5The ARIN Convention Evaluation is programmed in our new database, which is accessible on any computer as well as optimized for iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad & Android. Respondents can respond to surveys from most mobile web browsers, since our surveys are optimized for most mainstream browsers. In order to take the evaluations, you must have an account in our system. This system will track and store any credits earned through ARIN and certificates are available for download for 5 years.

ARIN CONVENTION - All Sessions Are Being RecordedIn order to receive your contact hour certificate for the ARIN convention, you MUST complete an evaluation for each session that you attend, through the on-line process. If you do not require contact hours, we kindly ask that you complete the online evaluation as your comments and suggestions are very valuable to us.

INSTRUCTIONS:1. Visit the ARIN Convention webpage and click on “Convention Evaluation & Contact Hour

Certificate”2. This page is password protected and convention attendees will need to enter their ARIN

account username and password to access the page.3. You may add the course(s)* that you have completed to your “Library”. Once a course has been

added to the user’s library, you may choose to take the quiz/evaluation for that course.4. Upon completion of the quiz/evaluation, the transcript will automatically be created and the

credits added to your transcript. Certificates are also available for printing at that time.*The courses may also be added as a group under “Course Bundle” titled AMall2017.

ARIN RECORDING DISCLAIMERThe ARIN meeting and the Marriot Marquee are considered public spaces as such all recordings and photographs taken at and during the ARIN 36th Annual Convention are considered public. ARIN will be recording all of the sessions and lectures for later publication.


ARIN IMAGING NURSE REVIEW COURSE

DAY 1 CONTENT7:30-8:00 Pretest, Introduction and Course Overview

8:00-8:30 Radiation Safety

8:30-9:00 Radiation Therapy

9:00-10:00 Contrast Agents

10:00-10:15 Break

10:15-11:00 Allergic Reactions

11:00-12:00 Diagnostic Imaging

12:00-12:15 Questions

12:15-1:15 Lunch - On your own

1:15-2:45 Nuclear Medicine

2:45-3:00 Break

3:00-3:45 Computed Tomography/CT

3:45-4:45 Ultrasound/Breast Imaging

4:45-5:00 Questions

DAY 2 CONTENT7:30-7:45 Welcome/Announcements/Q&A7:45-9:30 Procedural Sedation

9:30-9:45 Break

9:45-10:30 MRI

10:30-11:45 Interventional Non Vascular

11:45-12:00 Questions

12:00-1:00 Lunch - On your own

1:00-3:00 Vascular Interventional

3:00-3:15 Break

3:15-3:45 Professional Issues

3:45-4:30 Order of Testing, Grade Pretest, Scenarios

ARIN IMAGING NURSE REVIEW COURSE

Imaging Nurse Review Course participants will receive an email with a link to the Online CE Center to be able to complete the evaluation. You will be saving the certificate to your transcript. Please allow 5-10 business days for the email to be sent. Please note, there is no partial credit for a single day.

Participants can earn 15 contact hours approved by the Georgia Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. GNA acknowledges a 60-minute contact hour. Includes actual presentation, pre/post-tests, clinical experience (i.e., return demonstrations, etc.) and evaluations. Time spent on welcome, introductions, and breaks may not be counted for contact hours.

OR

17 contact hours approved by American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT).The ASRT follows the CE policies and procedures outlined by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) for the evaluation and assignment of CE Category A/A+ credit. For a live lecture activity, a 50-minute contact hour is used to calculate CE credit for the radiologic technologist.


HOST AN ARIN IMAGING NURSE REVIEW COURSEAT YOUR FACILITY

We understand it may not be ideal to send a large group away for training, especially with budget restrictions – so we make house calls.

The ARIN Imaging Nurse Review Course is available to be presented on-site at your facility by ARIN master faculty. Your organization can host the course and have our faculty train your staff (and others) in your facility.

As a host for the course, you will do the following:• The course will be held over two days• The Course Fee is $6,000.00.• Purchase and display the ARIN Tool kit ($265.00, includes shipping).*• Arrange for a facility in which to hold the course.• Market the course.• Provide copies of the course syllabus to participants.• Handle registration and onsite coordination for the course.• Provide a roster of participants to ARIN.

ARIN will do the following:• Coordinate the schedule with the faculty.• Pay faculty speaker’s fees and expenses.• Book and pay travel and lodging for the speaker.• Provide one (1) copy of the course syllabus, practice test, and evaluation form for duplication.• Advertise the course in every available issue of ARIN’s bi-monthly newsletter, “Vision” prior to

the course.• Post the course dates on the ARIN website.• Send routine email blasts to the member database advertising the course.• Provide contact hour certificates for the full two-day course; there is no partial credit for a

single day.

Participants can earn either, • 15 contact hours approved by the Georgia Nurses Association, an accredited

approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. GNA acknowledges a 60-minute contact hour. Includes actual presentation, pre/posttests, clinical experience (i.e., return demonstrations, etc.) and evaluations. Time spent in welcome, introductions, and breaks may not be counted for contact hours.

OR • 17 contact hours approved by American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT).

The ASRT follows the CE policies and procedures outlined by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) for the evaluation and assignment of CE Category A/A+ credit. For a live lecture activity, a 50-minute contact hour is used to calculate CE credit for the radiologic technologist.

*Tool kit includes ARIN Core Curriculum, Orientation Manual, and Scope and Standards of Practice.


HOST AN ARIN IMAGING NURSE REVIEW COURSEAT YOUR FACILITY

Once the course has been approved, and the sponsors and ARIN have agreed upon the dates, ARIN will send you a contract. Once the contract has been signed, it will be necessary for you to determine the following:

• Location• Fees and discounts• Meals/snacks (if provided)• Minimum number of participants based on your expenses• Registration dates and deadlines• Policy for onsite registration

Finally, you will develop the promotional piece that will include the following information:

• Location, fees, dates• Instructor’s bio• Purpose of course and course content• Contact hour information• Target audience• Driving/parking instructions• ARIN logo• Cancellation policy

Upon receipt of the draft brochure, ARIN staff will send a bulk e-mailingTo the ARIN members in the geographic area in which the course will be held.

Please complete the “Request” form and return to the office so we can reserve faculty for your course. If you have questions please email the ARIN office at [email protected].


LIST OF PRESENTATIONS

Title of presentation Credit

GS1 Gold Medal Lecture - The Art of Catheterization

GS2 Emergencies in Interventional Neuro Radiology - Including Acute Stroke

GS3 Radiation Protection and Safety: Teamwork and Communication

GS4 The Other Side of the Stethoscope: A Patient’s Perspective

Lunch - On your our own

GS5 Moving the Needle

GS6 Percutaneous Ablation with Irreversible Electroporation (IRE)

GS7 Pulmonary Embolism Response Team: Medical and Endovascular Perspective on Evolving Trend

GS8 Central Venous Access Devices: What, When and Why

GS9 Joanna Po Lecture Series: Care, Caring Caregiver, What Nurses Do Best

CS1 Wealth Management: Planning Our Futures

CS2 Anesthesia in Your IR Suite

CS3 Presenting and Designing a Podium Presentation - Workshop

GS10 Hot Topics

GS11 Poster Session - Lunch on our own

GS12 ARIN/SIR Joint Session - Anti-coagulation Update for the IR Team

GS13 ARIN/SIR Joint Session - Sedation in the IR Suite: SIR meets ARIN

GS14 Spectrum of Engagement: From Practice to Policy

CS4-1 Enhancing Patient Safety: Capnography, Sedation, Airway Management, Oh My!

CS5 Diagnosis and Management of Endoleaks after “Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair” (AAA)

CS6 Leveraging Technology for a Long Distance Competency Assessment: From the Desert to the Great White North


CS7 Myasthenia Gravis: A Rad Nurse’s Guide

CS8 Specialty Orientation for the Radiology Nurse

GS15 Advanced Topics in Percutaneous Transhepatic Biliary Drainage


CS9 Care of the Patient on Opioid Maintenance Therapy

CS10 Role of Nurse in Nuclear Medicine for PET

CS11 MRI Simulator and Its Impact on Sedation

CS12 Contrast Extravasations: Improving Patient Outcomes Through a Multidisciplinary Approach

GS16 Medical Errors: The Day After

GS17 Transgender 101: Fundamentals for Clinicians

CS13 Leading a Multigenerational Team: Lessons Learned from a 30something

CS14 Caring for Patients with an MRI Conditional Pacemaker

GS18 Deep Vein Thrombosis

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FRIDAY, MARCH 37:30am – 5:00pm

Image Nurse Review Course (Separate registration required)

SATURDAY, MARCH 47:00am – 5:00pm

Open RegistrationM4 Foyer

7:30am – 5:00pm Image Nurse Review Course (Separate registration required)

7:30am – 5:00pm ARIN Board Meeting

3:00pm – 5:00pm JRN Board Meeting

6:00pm – 7:00pm SIR Opening Reception

SUNDAY, MARCH 57:00am – 5:00pm

Open RegistrationM4 Foyer

7:30am – 8:00amPresidents’ WelcomeIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E

2017 ARIN ANNUAL CONVENTION OVERALL SCHEDULE

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Sunday, March 58:00am-9:00am

General SessionGS1 Gold Medal Lecture - The Art of Catheterization Dr. John Fritz AngleUniversity of Virginia Health System, Dept. Of RadiologyProfessor of RadiologyIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Dr. John Fritz Angle completed his Vascular and Interventional fellowship at University of Virginia, where he is currently a Professor and serves as Director of Vascular and Interventional Radiology. He is a reviewer for Journals of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions, the Journal of Endovascular Therapy and others. Dr. Angle served as the Scientific Program Chair for SIR and was inducted as a Fellow of the Society of Interventional Radiology in 2014.

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General SessionGS2 Emergencies in Interventional Neuro Radiology - Including Acute Stroke Dr. Kai FrerichsBrigham & Women’s Hospital/Department of Neurosurgery/Director of Interventional Neuroradiology, Director of Endovascular Neurosurgery, Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School Richard Foley, MS, RNBrigham and Women’s Hospital/Department of Radiology/ Director of NursingIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Dr. Frerichs graduated medical school at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich in1988 and completed his residency at Brigham & Women’s Hospital and Children’s Hospital in Neurosurgery in 2000. He completed a Fellowship Brigham & Women’s in Interventional Neuroradiology in 2002. He is certified in Neurological Surgery, is widely published and is actively involved in research.

Mr. Foley has been the Director of Nursing, responsible for leading and managing the nursing operations of the Department of Radiology of a 900-bed academic teaching facility for 10 years. He has co-authored text regarding management of IR clinic operations and is co-chair of a multidisciplinary, hospital-wide committee developing policy regarding management of procedural sedation and anesthesia resources outside the operative suite. He has given presentations at ARIN events, on both the national and the local chapter level.

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General SessionGS3 Radiation Protection and Safety: Teamwork and CommunicationDr. Raja RamaswammyMallinckrodt Institute of Radiology, Washington University/ Assistant Professor; Director of Quality and Patient SafetyIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Dr. Raja Ramaswamy received his medical education from Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in Chicago, IL. then attended the University of California, San Diego for his Diagnostic Radiology Residency and Vascular and Interventional Fellowship. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor and Director of Quality and Patient Safety with the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology at Washington University. Dr. Ramaswamy has served on the Board of Directors for the City of San Diego’s Health Services Advisory Board providing advice on county wide public health initiatives and has spent time as Chief Financial Officer for the San Diego House Staff Union. Dr. Ramaswamy is a manuscript reviewer for Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, European Radiology, and the Indian Journal of Radiology.

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Sunday, March 511:15am-12:15pm

General SessionGS4 The Other Side of the Stethoscope: A Patient’s Perspective Marcus Engle, MS, CSP, CPXPCo-founder and lead lecturer for the non-profit group “I’m Here Movement”Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Marcus Engel is a Certified Speaking Professional and author whose messages provide insight and strategies for excellence in patient care. As a college freshman, Marcus was blinded and nearly killed after being struck by a drunk driver. Through 2 years of rehab, over 350 hours of reconstructive facial surgery and adaptation through a multitude of life changes, he witnessed the good, the bad and the profound in patient care. He holds a BS in sociology from Missouri State University (2000) and a MS in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University in New York City (2012). He has authored five books, the recent, “Beyond Patient Experience”, due out in early 2017. His keynote presentations, witnessed by tens of thousands of healthcare professionals, and his books are widely used to teach basic foundations of caregiving.

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Sunday, March 51:15pm -2:15pm

General SessionGS5 Moving the NeedleDr. Stephen FerraraDepartment of Veteran Affairs/Chief of Interventional RadiologyIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

During multiple worldwide deployments to natural disaster, combat, and humanitarian assistance settings Dr. Ferrara introduced Interventional Radiology to these environments for the first time ever. An experienced Interventional Radiologist with over 20 years in clinical practice, he has fulfilled many leadership, policy, and economics roles. He recently spent a year on Capitol Hill as a National Academy of Sciences Congressional Health Policy Fellow on the Energy and Commerce Committee. He and his team oversaw multiple federal agencies including HHS, FDA, and the NIH. He was the principal author of a $ 150B piece of healthcare legislation that secures Medicare access for 50 million seniors, ensures that quality becomes an integral part of healthcare delivery, and stabilizes payments for physicians. Following his tenure on the Hill, he was asked to serve as the Navy’s Chief Medical Officer and Deputy Chief of Medical Operations.

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Sunday, March 52:15pm-3:15pm

General SessionGS6 Percutaneous Ablation with Irreversible Electroporation (IRE) Dr. Govindarajan NarayananChairman-Department of Interventional Radiology-University of Miami, Miller School of MedicineIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Dr. Narayanan is a Professor of Interventional Radiology and Chairman of the Department of Interventional Radiology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. He is Board Certified in Diagnostic Radiology with a Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in Interventional Radiology. He is widely recognized for his published work in Interventional Oncology and Interventional Radiology. He has been an invited faculty member and speaker at several national and international meets and is the founder of Synergy, A Multidisciplinary Approach to Interventional Oncology Conference, an annual event since 2011, in Miami, Florida. He is a reviewer for several journals and serves as the clinical editor of IO 360, a web portal dedicated to Interventional Oncology.

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General SessionGS7 Pulmonary Embolism Response Team: Medical and Endovascular Perspective on Evolving Trend Dr. Luke WilkinsUniversity of Virginia Health System, Dept. Of Radiology/Assistant Professor of RadiologyDr. Aditya SharmaUniversity of Virginia Health System, Dept. Of Radiology/Assistant Professor of RadiologyIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Dr. Luke Wilkins received his medical degree from Tulane University School of Medicine in 2007 completed his Radiology Residency with University Hospitals Case Medical Center, and his Vascular and Interventional Fellowship with Medical University of South Carolina. Currently is Assistant Professor of Radiology in the Division of Vascular and Interventional Radiology at the University of Virginia. He serves as Medical Director of the Charles J. Tegtmeyer School of Angiography for the University’s interventional technologist program. In 2014 he was a founding member of the SIR Early Career Section and mentors residents and fellows as part of their IR training. Awarded the 2010 SIR Foundation Resident Research Grant, he served as a Principal investor on the evaluation of pharmacological agents modulating blood flow after thermal ablation.

Dr. Sharma attended NDMVP Samaj’s Medical College in Nashik, Maharashtra, India for his medical training. He completed an Internal Medicine residency at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, MI and his Vascular Medicine Fellowship at Cleveland Clinic. Currently is an Associate Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine in the division of Cardiovascular Medicine and Emergency Medicine and Director of the University’s Vascular Medicine Fellowship Program. He is Director of UVA’s High Risk PE Program, evaluating patients with high risk of pulmonary embolism in a multi-disciplinary manner to reduce death and long term complications. Dr. Sharma was a finalist (2015) for the Society of Vascular Medicine’s Jay D. Coffman Young Investigator award and authored the Editor’s Choice Article on Portal Vein Thrombosis, in the Journal of Vascular Medicine. He received UAV’s Department of Medicine’s Award for Excellence in Clinical Care (2016).

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General SessionGS8 Central Venous Access Devices: What, When and WhyDavid Rosenthal, MHP, PA-C, DFAAPABrigham and Women’s Hospital/Chief Physician AssistantIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

David Rosenthal is a graduate of Northeastern University Physician Assistant Program, with over 25 years of clinical experience in cardiothoracic, plastics and other surgical specialties, for the past 15 years as Chief PA at Brigham and Women’s Hospital Division of Angiography and Interventional Radiology. He has performed over 4000 venous access procedures and largest number of tunneled peritoneal catheter placements in New England. David co-authored the Society of Interventional Radiology position statement on the role of PA in Interventional Radiology. He is a Clinical Associate member of SIR and coauthor of SIR’s Position Statement on The Role of PAs in IR.

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Monday, March 68:00am-9:00am

General SessionGS9 Joanna Po Lecture Series: Care, Caring, Caregiver, What Nurses Do Best Karen Green, MHA, RN, BSN, CRN Staff NurseIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

“Nurses possess a vast amount of knowledge, fueled by years of education and experience, in a variety of settings. But, what is our reason to be? Many nurses state they came into nursing because they ‘care about people’ and have a true ‘desire to help’. A large percentage of us are entering a new phase of life and nursing... caring for our families in a way very different from caring for our children. Parents and spouses who develop a chronic, debilitating illness require our love, understanding and care now more than ever.”

This session will cover aspects such as growing into the nurse we have become, recognizing and improving our coping skills, and understanding the importance of caring for ourselves’.

Karen Green has been active in ARIN for the past 14 years serving in a variety of positions. She currently serves as Chairperson for the Capnography Task Force focused on educating nurses on the benefit and use of Capnography.

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Concurrent SessionCS1 Wealth Management: Planning Our Futures Lizzu Castaneda, JDFinancial Advisor with TandemIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

What’s the difference between those who live life confident in their decisions and achieve financial goals with ease and those who walk through life anxious and enter retirement unsure whether they will outlive their nest egg? Financial freedom is a choice. With the proper information and tools, anyone can choose to create the life of their dreams. Come learn the secret that is helping many live each stage of their life fearlessly.

Lizzu Castaneda has 20 years of experience in the legal, business and financial industries. She has worked with individuals and businesses to identify and plan current and future financial goals. She holds a J.D., and securities licenses 6, 63 & 65 as well as being a Certified Realty Investment Associate. She has given presentations to law students and lawyers, to SIR in 2016 and physician groups at small hospitals, and now, in partnership with the Minnesota Medical Association, is providing a monthly financial lecture series.

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Concurrent SessionCS2 Anesthesia in Your IR SuiteMaureen McLaughlin, MS, RN, ACNS-BC Lahey Health and Medical Center Independence Salon F/G/H

Anesthesia is an increasing presence in Interventional Radiology (IR) suites across the country, with increased patient co-morbidities, complexities of procedures and increases in procedures done using minimally invasive technique. The IR nurse’s role changes from being the patient’s primary nurse to that of a circulating nurse. This presentation will include a brief review of goals and limitations of moderate sedation and patient characteristics best cared for by an anesthesia provider. A review of anesthesia basics, including agents, indications for use, associated complications, airway emergencies, hemodynamic instability and a rare but potentially fatal event: malignant hyperthermia.

Maureen’s educational background is from Boston College, including a Baccalaureate, Master’s Degree and Master’s preparation as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Adult Health. She holds dual certification as a CAPA and CPAN certified peri-anesthesia nurse and over 30 years of peri-anesthesia nursing experience. She has held a variety of clinical leadership and clinical educator roles in Anesthesia, Critical Care and Procedural Sedation. Currently, she is Quality Nurse, Department of Anesthesia. Maureen has spoken locally, nationally and internationally, on topics including medication safety, standards of care, care of the critical care patient and post anesthesia complications.

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Concurrent SessionCS3 Presenting and Designing a Podium Presentation - WorkshopCathy Brown, BScN, RN, CRNDI Nurse Navigator with Royal Alexandra HospitalLiberty Salons N/O/P (combined)

Giving an effective presentation is a basic skill all nurses must master. With little or no education in school or on the job on how to structure content, create visuals and deliver the lecture, many people avoid giving presentations. This workshop will lead individuals through the creation of a presentation in a stepwise manner and give attendees practical strategies for immediate use.

Cathy Brown earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree with distinction from the University of Alberta. Since 2010 Cathy has been the Diagnostic Imaging Nurse Navigator, responsible for clinic consultations, patient education, and follow-up as well as organizing multidisciplinary rounds with gastroenterologists, urologists and thoracic surgeons. Cathy is the only Certified Radiology Nurse in Alberta and one of three in Canada.


Monday, March 610:30am-12:00pm

General SessionGS10 Hot TopicsChristy Lee, RN, NP, CRN Deb Romanie, RN, CRN Lauren Miller, RN, MSN-L, CRN Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

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©2017 Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research. Mayo Clinic is an equal opportunity educator and employer (including veterans and persons with disabilities).

At Mayo Clinic you will discover a one-of-a-kind, state-of-the art, sub-specialized Radiology Department serving 800,000 patients annually in dynamic, high-tech, high-touch hospital and ambulatory settings. Current RN opportunites exist in:

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Monday, March 61:00pm-2:30pm

General SessionGS12 ARIN/SIR Joint Session - Anticoagulation Update for the IR Team (Panel Discussion)Dr. Ryan HickeyDr. Jon C. DavidsonDr. Shiraz RahimJim LaForge, MSN, BSN, RN, CRN Piera Robson, MSN, CNS, NP, AOCNS, ANP-BC, OCN Convention Center/Street Level- 146AB

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General SessionGS13 ARIN/SIR Joint Session - Sedation in the IR Suite: SIR meets ARIN (Panel Discussion)Dr. Brian Funaki Shawn Brast, MSN, RN, NRP Michael Long, DNP, CRNA Convention Center/Street Level- 145AB

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Pediatric Nurses Forum - Non CEU Informal Networking OpportunityModerator: Rodger Meece, BSN, RN, CPN Independence Salons A/B/C/DE (combined)

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Business Meeting with BreakfastIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)



General SessionGS14 Spectrum of Engagement: From Practice to Policy Suzanne Miyamoto, PhD, RN, FAAN American Association of Colleges of Nursing, Chief Policy OfficerIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

This presentation will discuss the spectrum of engagement for nurses who want to impact practice and policy. It will discuss how to advocate for the profession, patients, and the community. It will drive innovation and influence opportunities for the audience.

With over a decade of policy experience, Dr. Miyamoto serves on the senior leadership team while overseeing and providing strategic guidance for the programmatic areas of health policy, higher education policy, government affairs, leadership progression, diversity and inclusion, strategic outreach as well as research and analytics. She is the Convener for the Nursing Community, a coalition of 63 national nursing organizations that collaborate on a wide spectrum of health policy issues. She is a Senior Associate Editor for the journal Policy, Politics & Nursing Practice. Dr. Miyamoto received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Master of Science in Nursing, and Doctorate of Philosophy in Nursing from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Dr. Miyamoto is adjunct assistant professor at Georgetown University, School of Nursing and Health Studies as well as a clinical adjunct professor at Marymount University, Malek School of Health Professions. Dr. Miyamoto’s areas of research, publications, and presentations focus on health policy, coalition building, and political advocacy. Her list of accomplishments, honors and positions held in the universe of nursing stretch across the nation.

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Concurrent SessionCS4-1 Enhancing Patient Safety: Capnography, Sedation, Airway Management, Oh My! (Prior registration required)Shawn Brast, MSN, RN, NRP; Karen Green, MHA, RN, BSN, CRN; Michael Long, DNP, CRNALiberty Salons N/O/P (combined

This course is designed to fill the practice gaps in the management of procedural sedation and the troubleshooting of capnography waveforms in the context of patients requiring rescue airway management. Mid-fidelity patient simulators with PowerPoint for graphic and video support will be utilized to demonstrate bag-valve-mask with advanced airway adjuncts for patient populations with characteristics that are barriers to rescue airway management. It will include direction for assisting advanced practice professionals responsible for airway management with insertion of advanced airway devices.

Shawn Brast is the Johns Hopkins Hospital Sedation/Analgesia Subcommittee Nursing Co-Chair and Team Educator for the Johns Hopkins LIFELINE Critical Care Transport Team. Mr. Brast has lectured and authored articles on procedural sedation and capnography monitoring.

Karen Green has been active in ARIN for the past 14 years serving in a variety of positions. She currently serves as the Chairperson for the Capnography Task Force focused on educating nurses on the benefit and use of Capnography.

Michael Long is a Nurse Anesthetist at a tertiary care center in a major metropolitan area. He graduated from the Nurse Anesthesia Program at Columbia University and completed a Doctorate of Nursing Practice at Barry University. He is an expert in airway management, including intubation, respiratory and pharmacological support and capnography. He holds a certification in ACLS and BLS and has an active certification in the practice of nurse anesthesia in the states of New York and Washington.

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Concurrent SessionCS5 Diagnosis and Management of Endo-leaks after “Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Repair” (AAA) Howard Richard, MDAssociate Professor, Department of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine University of MarylandIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Endo-leaks can be diagnosed via CT angiography, ultrasound grayscale, color Doppler or contrast-enhance MRI/MRA following endovascular repair of abdominal aortic aneurysms. Surveillance is typically performed at one and twelve months following the endovascular repair. Evidence of endo-leak by identifying contrast in the aneurysm or continued aneurysm growth requires further evaluation and management.

Dr. Richard has been nominated a champion of IR nurses for several years. He has practiced at University of Maryland since 2001, where he has started a clinic for uterine fibroid embolization and pelvic pain. He is a favorite among the IR nurses for his compassion and caring of his patients. Dr. Richard was selected “Top Doctor” in Interventional Radiology for 2012 by Baltimore Magazine and “Top Doc” at Good Samaritan Hospital, Medstar of Baltimore.

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Concurrent SessionCS6 Leveraging Technology for a Long-Distance Competency Assessment: From the Desert to the Great White NorthMichael LeGal, MS-Ed, RN, CRN, N-K Independence Salon F/G/H

Most facilities have some type of skills validation or assessment of knowledge on a departmental or facility level.

Using the Institute of Medicine’s (IOM) recommendation of adopting measures that promote lifelong learning, professional development, and improving safety and quality in patient care this education team strategized the idea of using a video-conference as a cost-effective manner to provide long distance competency assessments. This was a pilot project.

Michael LeGal is currently a Clinical Development Professional for the Cardiac Catheterization Lab and Electrophysiology for Banner Health based in Phoenix, AZ. Michael is celebrating 25 years as an RN in 2017. He has completed his masters in nursing and is currently working on his doctorate in nursing practice (DNP), anticipating a graduation date in May 2018.

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Concurrent SessionCS4-2 Enhancing Patient Safety: Capnography, Sedation, Airway Management, Oh My! (Prior registration required) Shawn Brast, MSN, RN, NRP; Karen Green, MHA, RN, BSN, CRN; Michael Long, DNP, CRNALiberty Salons N/O/P (combined)

This course is designed to fill the practice gaps in the management of procedural sedation and the troubleshooting of capnography waveforms in the context of patients requiring rescue airway management. Mid-fidelity patient simulators with PowerPoint for graphic and video support will be utilized to demonstrate bag-valve-mask with advanced airway adjuncts for patient populations with characteristics that are barriers to rescue airway management. It will include direction for assisting advanced practice professionals responsible for airway management with insertion of advanced airway devices.




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Concurrent SessionCS7 Myasthenia Gravis: A Rad Nurse’s GuideCarrie Furberg, BA, RN, CRNClinical Nurse II at University North Carolina Hospitals Department of Radiology Independence Salon F/G/H

This presentation will review pathophysiology of myasthenia gravis, its implications for medical imaging and image guided procedures, and nursing care considerations. Myasthenia gravis is a neuromuscular disorder, it can be exacerbated by physical and mental stressors as well as medications frequently used in imaging and procedural environments. Patients with myasthenia gravis will require additional screening measures and possible alteration to usual protocols, medication orders, and nursing care.

Carrie Furberg provides care of patients before, during, and after scans and procedures in all imaging modalities and VIR. She supports her department by serving as safety liaison and education committee chair. She has been a nurse for 10 years and a radiology nurse for 8 years. Prior to joining UNC, she was a MICU nurse in the Duke Health system.

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Concurrent SessionCS8 Specialty Orientation for the Radiology Nurse Rebecca Vlach, RN, MSNNursing Education Specialist, Mayo Clinic Rochester Independence Salon F/G/H

Nurses add value to a Radiology practice by incorporating assessment skills and evidence-based practice initiatives. Developing an effective orientation program that meets the needs of new radiology nurses has been a challenge. With many new hires being new RN graduates juggling facility orientation classes, staggered hire dates 2 weeks apart and rotation through multiple areas of imaging departments, an improvement was needed to meet the needs of these new employees.

Rebecca Vlach has 26 years of clinical nursing experience at Mayo Clinic Rochester including general Med-Surg, Trauma/Surgical ICU, Outpatient Procedural Unit, Adult Care Coordinator, Clinical and Faculty instructor, Simulation and Skills Lab Coordinator and Nursing Education Specialist.

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General SessionGS15 Advanced Topics in Percutaneous Trans hepatic Biliary DrainagePiera Cote Robson, MSN, CNS, NP, ANP-BC, AOCNSClinical Nurse Specialist, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

In this presentation, all biliary drainage procedures will be reviewed including: external catheters, internal-external catheters, and stents. Clinical presentations that are amenable to primary biliary stenting will be discussed. Essential management of the PTBD patient post procedure with treatment algorithms for common complications will be reviewed. Finally, the potential impact of catheter drainage on quality of life will be explored with consideration of the patient’s goals of care.

Piera M. Cote Robson is the clinical nurse specialist for radiology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. She has been content expert for nursing care of the radiology patient and is credentialed as an NP at MSKCC. She has been on the board of directors for the Association for Radiologic and Imaging Nurses (ARIN) as Director of Leadership since May, 2014 and has been the biliary drainage chapter author for the ARIN Core Curriculum for the past two editions. Piera’s research interests include quality of life after interventional radiology procedures and she has published on the subject in Annals of Surgical Oncology and in the text, “Blumgart’s Surgery of the Liver, Biliary Tract and Pancreas”.

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Concurrent SessionCS4-3 Enhancing Patient Safety: Capnography, Sedation, Airway Management, Oh My! (Prior registration required)Shawn Brast, MSN, RN, NRP; Karen Green, MHA, RN, BSN, CRN; Michael Long, DNP, CRNA Liberty Salons N/O/P (combined)

This course is designed to fill the practice gaps in management of procedural sedation and the troubleshooting of capnography waveforms in the context of patients requiring rescue airway management. Mid-fidelity patient simulators with PowerPoint for graphic and video support will be utilized to demonstrate bag-valve-mask with advanced airway adjuncts for patient populations with characteristics that are barriers to rescue airway management. It will include direction for assisting advanced practice professionals responsible for airway management with insertion of advanced airway devices.




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1. Conscious sedation for surgical procedures. MedlinePlus. https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007409.htm. Updated March 2015. Accessed August 2016.

©2017 Medtronic. All rights reserved. Medtronic, Medtronic logo and Further, Together are trademarks of Medtronic. All other brands are trademarks of a Medtronic company. 02/2017-16-PM-0092-[WF#1557519]

Procedural sedation is important. But there may be risks — including respiratory depression.1

That’s why more and more clinical societies and organizations recognize the value of capnography. And why we developed the Capnostream™ 35 portable respiratory monitor.

It alerts you to subtle changes in respiratory status. Giving you the information you need to intervene faster — and keep your patient safe.

Easy, accurate, and continuous monitoring. It’s certainty where it matters most.

Microstream™ Capnography

Learn more at capnostream35.com

Please visit Medtronic during exhibit hours at the ARIN 2017 annual meeting.

CERTAINTYWHERE IT MATTERS MOST

Capnostream™ 35 portable respiratory monitor


1. Conscious sedation for surgical procedures. MedlinePlus. https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/007409.htm. Updated March 2015. Accessed August 2016.

©2017 Medtronic. All rights reserved. Medtronic, Medtronic logo and Further, Together are trademarks of Medtronic. All other brands are trademarks of a Medtronic company. 02/2017-16-PM-0092-[WF#1557519]

Procedural sedation is important. But there may be risks — including respiratory depression.1

That’s why more and more clinical societies and organizations recognize the value of capnography. And why we developed the Capnostream™ 35 portable respiratory monitor.

It alerts you to subtle changes in respiratory status. Giving you the information you need to intervene faster — and keep your patient safe.

Easy, accurate, and continuous monitoring. It’s certainty where it matters most.

Microstream™ Capnography

Learn more at capnostream35.com

Please visit Medtronic during exhibit hours at the ARIN 2017 annual meeting.

CERTAINTYWHERE IT MATTERS MOST

Capnostream™ 35 portable respiratory monitor


Concurrent SessionCS9 Care of the Patient on Opioid Maintenance Therapy Ed Sredzienski, MSPharm Clinical Specialist in Critical Care at University of North Carolina HospitalsIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

This session will present to the audience the perils and pit falls of caring for a patient on suboxone/methadone etc. Special detail will be outlined as to the complexities and clinical interventions necessary to ensure a safe but effective time in the procedural suite.

Ed is currently the Clinical Specialist in Critical Care at UNC Hospitals where he has a total of 26 years, the last 18 years in the trauma program. His prior critical care experience has been in Cardiothoracic, Neurosurgery and Burns. Ed received his BS and MS degrees from Northeastern University in Boston, MA. After graduation, Ed began his career at Massachusetts General Hospital, where he spent 10 years before moving to NC. He is married to a nurse who works in Interventional Radiology at UNC and has 3 boys.

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Concurrent SessionCS10 Role of Nurse in Nuclear Medicine for PETRaina Ghai-Mehta, RN Memorial Sloan Kettering HospitalElaine Mosqueda, RNMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterIndependence Salon F/G/H

The nuclear medicine nurse plays a vital role in preparation of patients for nuclear medicine diagnostic exams. The competent nurse must be knowledgeable of different radioactive isotopes, the addition of iodinated contrast for PET/CT, the various studies performed, the indication for each exam and the recommended time interval between follow-up exams. Clinical operations must be grounded in policy and procedure guidelines to assist the nurse in navigating common challenges encountered in this environment. Case studies will highlight important aspects of caring for the pediatric patient in the nuclear medicine environment and managing diabetic patients when fluorodeoxyglucose is utilized.

Raina Ghai-Mehta is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst School of Nursing. This was an additional degree for Raina; her first being in Business Administration. She had experience in cardiac, pulmonary and travel nursing prior to joining the Nuclear Medicine Department.

Elaine graduated from Trinity College of Asia, St. Luke’s College of Nursing in the Philippines, class 1985. She has been working at MSKCC since 1993. She initially worked at the Head and Neck inpatient unit, she currently assists in the development of radiology policies, patient education materials and participate in a monthly quality reading group. Elaine has presented in-service to one of the outpatient centers of MSKCC regarding F18 Sodium Fluorine Pet scan.

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Concurrent SessionCS11 MRI Simulator and Its Impact on Sedation Diane Cancilla, MSN, RNChildren’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMCIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Diane Cancilla is here today to discuss the process of screening and evaluating children for an MRI scan. The MRI simulator is housed in its own room on the unit. The staff, APCT, PCT, RN, Sedation PA and MD, MRI technologist and Child Life Specialist, are all included in the challenge of assessing each child’s level of understanding of the day’s events. The overall goal is successful imaging and patient satisfaction based on a great patient experience which includes a possibility of doing the exam successfully without sedation.

Diane has 5 years’ experience as Unit Director of Nursing and Technical Services at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC. Diane holds an MSN, is on the board of Pittsburgh Area Radiology Managers and of South Western Pennsylvania’s Organization of Nursing Leaders. She leads the nursing, technical services and Child Life for Radiology at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.

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Concurrent SessionCS12 Contrast Extravasations: Improving Patient Outcomes Through a Multidisciplinary ApproachMichelle Renee Rabelo, MSN, RN, CRN Clinical Education Specialist, Tampa General HospitalDr. Alan Chen, Chief Resident of Radiology, Tampa General HospitalSharon Megyesi, CT. R, (CT), Tampa General HospitalIndependence Salon F/G/H

The purpose of this presentation is to discuss need for a unified protocol for IV contrast extravasations given incidence and potential for surgery, loss of function, compartment syndrome, etc. The presenters will discuss significance of a multidisciplinary team approach to improve patient outcomes. The time line for the quality improvement project began September 1, 2013 through current date and continues to be on-going as we continually review and improve practices. The outcomes of this project showed positive results for patients when immediate intervention and follow-up is encompassed in a standard process.

With over 30 years of Radiology management and leadership tenure as well as clinical Radiology Nursing skills at a level I 1000 bed trauma facility. Mrs. Rabelo continues to combine her love of leadership and nursing in her role as a Clinical Education Specialist and bring awareness to the specialty services Radiology and Radiology Nurses provide.

Dr. Alan M. Chen is Chief Resident in Diagnostic Radiology at Tampa General Hospital. Dr. Chen received his Doctorate of Medicine at Albany Medical College in New York and did his internship and residency programs at the University of South Florida. He describes his role in this QI project as ”Gathered data of contrast extravasations and reconstructed Tampa General Hospital policy for handling future incidences.”

Sharon Megyesi is a CT technologist at Tampa General Hospital in Tampa, Florida.

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Wednesday, March 88:00am-9:00am

General Session GS16 Medical Errors: The Day After Dr. Robert Spillane Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Dr. Spillane is a certified lecturer on High Reliability in Health Care as part of the program initiated and overseen by Hartford Hospital, and Connecticut Hospital Association, he began this role in October 2013. He is also a board-certified radiologist with a CAQ in Interventional Radiology. He has 17 years of private practice experience. Dr. Spillane currently serves as the Physician Chief Quality Office for Jefferson Radiology and is the Chair of the Medical Staff Quality Council at Hartford Hospital. He is a member of the National Ambulatory Care Advisory Board for the Joint Commission. and has lectured on high reliability and medical errors since October 2013.

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General Session GS17 Transgender 101: Fundamentals for Clinicians Paula Neira, MSN, JD, RN, CENIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

In the 21st century, clinicians must provide care to an increasingly diverse patient population. Due to a lack of education most clinicians cannot provide culturally competent care to this population. Historically, radiology personnel have had little training or exposure to this population. This presentation provides clinicians with an overview of the transgender population, their health concerns, and the negative impact discrimination has had on healthcare for this group. The presentation provides clinicians with fundamental information to better communicate respectfully with transgender patients and provides tools to better understand and support transgender colleagues or family members.

The presentation provides information about respectful language, term definitions, pronoun usage, and appropriate clinical questioning. Gender theory is briefly reviewed, differences between sex, gender identity, and gender expression will be discussed and the presenter will share ways to improve electronic medical record systems and facility engineering.

Paula M. Neira is a certified emergency nurse with over 22 years of varied nursing experience, including the VA, a rural, critical-access hospital, and urban, academic trauma centers. For 8 years, she has been nurse educator in emergency medicine at Johns Hopkins Hospital. In January 2016, she was appointed as co-chair of Johns Hopkins Transgender Medicine Executive Task Force. Beyond nursing, she graduated with distinction from United States Naval Academy and served as a naval officer. She belongs to the Maryland bar as a lawyer and veteran advocate, she assisted the efforts to repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. A leading expert on transgender military service, she was key in 2016 military policy ending the ban on transgender military personnel. With military, legal, and nursing experience – as well as personal experience as a patient – she is uniquely suited to speak on the transgender patient experience.

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Concurrent Sessions CS13 Leading a Multigenerational Team: Lessons Learned from a 30somethingSarah Whitehead, BSN, RN, CRN Independence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Sarah Whitehead is the Diagnostic and Therapeutic Imaging Service Nurse Manager at Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System in Little Rock, AR. She has over eleven years’ experience, and is a Certified Radiology Nurse. She received her BSN from UALR in Arkansas.

As Imaging departments grow, many young nurses find themselves unexpectedly in leadership positions. Transitioning from peer to leader amongst veteran nurses and millennials provides challenges to leading and engaging a team. This session is aimed at the new nurse manager, the seasoned informal leader and the novice nurse in radiology settings. Common leadership challenges and ways to overcome them will be identified. Fostering teamwork between nurses and technologists, learning the art of conflict resolution, and working with difficult personalities isn’t routinely taught-yet these skills are imperative to effectively lead a team.

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Concurrent Sessions CS14 Caring for Patients with an MRI Conditional PacemakerFiona M Law, RGN, RN, Master of Clinical Nursing (UTAS) Independence Salon F/G/H

MRI Conditional Pacemakers have brought new possibilities for patients needing an MRI to diagnose or monitor progress of a wide number of medical and surgical conditions, but who require an implanted permanent pacemaker and/or defibrillator. This presentation will provide an overview of issues surrounding MRI safety of traditional pacemakers as compared with the newer MR conditional devices. The presentation will focus on establishment of a service which includes multidisciplinary collaborative teamwork. This will be described from the view- point of a Clinical Nurse Consultant working in the context of a tertiary referral hospital in metropolitan Sydney, Australia

Fiona is the Clinical Nurse Consultant for Medical Imaging at the Prince of Wales Hospital in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, Australia. Fiona has over twenty years’ experience in Medical Imaging and her special interests include Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Interventional Neuroradiology. Fiona is currently the President of the Medical Imaging Nurses’ Association (MINA) of New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. Fiona is also responsible for ‘Special Projects’ being undertaken by MINA National Group, and is particularly passionate about raising the profile of Imaging Nurses and ensuring they are recognized as a vital component of the Imaging team. Following completion of her training at University College Hospital, London, Fiona set off to see the world- first stop, Sydney where she has remained ever since. Fiona holds a Master of Clinical Nursing from The University of Tasmania, and is a tutor for the Medical Imaging course offered by the Australian College of Nursing.

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General SessionGS18 Deep Vein Thrombosis Dr. Arturo D. Gonzalez DABR – University Hospital & ClinicsIndependence Salons A/B/C/D/E (combined)

Dr. Gonzalez is the Medical Director of Interventional Radiology at University Hospital & Clinics in Lafayette, LA. He graduated National Autonomous University of Mexico School of Medicine in 1978 and completed his Radiology residency in 1983. He is Board Certified in radiology in Mexico and the United States, and maintains certification in Vascular Interpretation. Dr. Gonzalez is a member of the AMA, the Society of Interventional Radiology, and the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography.

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POSTER PRESENTATIONS

1. Investigating the Role of the Acute Care Nurse Practitioner in Interventional RadiologyRosemary Patterson Harbuck, BSN, RN, CCRN

The author examines the breadth and depth of practice potential for the acute care nurse practi-tioner in interventional radiology, focusing on patient, nurse and system outcomes.

The field of interventional radiology continues to evolve, institutions are moving from episodic-fo-cused patient encounters to longitudinal care delivered on a continuum. Interventional oncology, where one patient may have multiple procedures within a treatment plan, requires close manage-ment and interdisciplinary collaboration. The role of the acute care nurse practitioner (ACNP) has grown in recent years across many acute care disciplines and can contribute to quality patient care in interventional radiology. Interventional radiology practices seeking to improve the patient experi-ence are using the nurse practitioner’s expertise; however, physicians and hospital leaders may not realize the extent the ACNP impacts this field.

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2. Staff Radiation Exposure ReductionNicole Jensen, BSN, RN Clinical Resource Nurse

Purpose: To report how one institution reduced radiation exposure of Computed Tomography (CT) staff by reducing the amount of time spent in hands-on monitoring of the intravenous site during contrast media injection via power injector.

Methods: The team reviewed dosimeter readings for staff working directly in the CT suite monitor-ing the intravenous site for contrast media extravasation, and found the outside-of-apron readings close to the recommenced yearly threshold. With help from department Physicists and Radiolo-gists, in-depth radiation reduction education was provided to explain the importance of increasing the distance the staff stands from the gantry during imaging. The new standard of practice for monitoring the injection site was set at 20 seconds per patient, and the radiation exposure doses and early detection of contrast extravasations were measured for three months post implementa-tion.

Results: Preliminary findings show the amount of radiation exposure doses for staff was reduced without having an increase in contrast extravasation rates.

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3. Risk for adverse reaction to iodinated contrast media: a validation study in BrazilBeatriz Juchem, RN, MSN, PhD

Content validation studies, through expert consensus, have been used to refine nursing taxonomies and qualify the nursing care in different areas. This study aimed to perform the content validation of the nursing diagnosis (ND) “Risk for adverse reaction to iodinated contrast media”, involving the diagnostic imaging specialty. It utilized the diagnostic content validation model of Fehring, obtaining the consensus of experts about each proposed item. The experts were 74 Brazilian physicians and registered nurses, with a minimal five years’ experience, caring for patients receiving iodinated con-trast media. The title and definition were validated with scores of 0,83 and 0,79, respectively. It pro-posed 28 risk factors, five validated as principal, 22 secondary and one not validated. The ND was validated with a total diagnosis content validation score 0,70. Insertion in the NANDA-I taxonomy II was evaluated by 41 registered nurses. The Domain 11 – Safety/protection was validated with score 0,84 and the suggestion to insert the ND in the Domain 11/Class 2 – Physical injury was validated with score 0,88. From the findings of the research it was suggested the ND revision, including title, definition, presentation of risk factors and reallocation of the ND in the Domains and Classes of the taxonomy. Such suggestions will contribute to a safe and qualified assistance and to the develop-ment of teaching and research in this field of knowledge

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4. Development and Implementation of Patient Reported Outcomes in an Interventional Radiology-Oncology PracticeGina Schultz, RN, BSN Ablation Nurse

A process was established to identify patient outcomes in an ablation practice (focusing on kidney ablation) in a large radiology department.

With kidney ablation, patients experience expedited recovery and generally encounter less pain compared with traditional surgery. We could not find post-procedure outcomes objectively mea-sured in kidney ablation patients.

Collaboration with colleagues, in Health Science Research and Biostatistics, and nurses developed a series of questions to assess patient reported outcomes, focusing on pain, physical function and social activity. Using the National Institute of Health’s Patient Reported Outcome Measurement In-formation System (PROMIS) and the Brief Pain Inventory (BPI), baseline measurements are obtained prior to ablation. Outcomes are then measured at days one through seven and day 30 following the ablation.

Patient reported outcomes have allowed nurses to better define the recovery of renal ablation pa-tients. Regular outcome measurements provide an opportunity to anticipate patient recovery, includ-ing potential delayed complications. This same process can be expanded to include other ablation procedures and provide important pathways for care plan development in a unique care setting.

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5. A Radiology Nurse Liaison Program: One key toward Patient SatisfactionKatherine Yedinak, RN, CRN, Master’s degree in management/organizational leadership, Assistant Director of Radiology

Procedures performed in Radiology are associated with a patient’s continuum of care, evaluating disease treatment and surgical outcomes, they may increase the stress of both patients and family members. A radiology nurse liaison can offer support, answer questions, and provide information during the procedural time, bridge the gap when delays occur and through communication help the patient and family manage stress producing a more positive experience for everyone. For one Illi-nois’ academic hospital, establishing a nurse liaison in radiology increased patient satisfaction scores.

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6. Anticoagulants, Antiplatelets, and Image-Guided InterventionsLisa Garcia, MSN, RN-BC, APRN-BC, OCN, CRN Registered Nurse, Interventional Radiology, White Plains Hospital

The who’s, what’s, where’s, when’s, why’s, and how’s of anticoagulant and antiplatelet therapies and how they relate to image-guided interventions. Includes a review of AJR and SIR coagulation parameters, medications, and management recommendations.

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CALL TO ORDER/ WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONSPresident Mary Sousa introduced herself, welcomed everyone and called the meeting to order at 12:08 p.m. Mary directed members to the meeting materials in the program book including the meeting agenda and the historical report. Mary introduced the 2015-2016 Board of Directors: • President Elect: Evelyn Wempe• Immediate Past President: Greg Laukhuf• Treasurer: Chris Keough• Director of Membership: Jim LaForge• Director of Education: Brenda Boone• Director of Leadership: Piera Robson• Secretary: Kristy Reese

Mary recognized the ARIN Past Presidents in attendance and asked them to stand. Mary invited Chapter Presidents in attendance to stand and be recognized. Mary recognized ARIN members, including International members.

APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF 2015 MEMBERSHIP MEETING AND ANNOUNCEMENT OF HISTORICAL REPORTSecretary, Kristy Reese, was called to the podium for the approval of the March 3, 2015, Annual Membership Meeting minutes. Kristy referred the membership to the minutes, located on page 64 in the program. Kristy recorded the corrections to the minutes, page 65 - a change in heading from Awards & Scholarships to Committee Chairs and a change in business meeting time to 11:45 AM instead of PM in the minute’s header.

Anne Riley made a motion to approve the minutes as corrected. Cathy Brown seconded the motion. With unanimous approval, the motion carried. Kristy referred members to the 2015-2016 Historical Report.

REPORTS • President, Mary Sousa, thanked everyone for their support and gave the President’s Report

outlining the “New ARIN,” and the theme of “Visible, Vital, and Virtual.” Mary spotlighted membership growth, livestreaming and Podcasts for Convention, virtual Town Hall Meetings, ARIN website development, the joint ARIN/SIR session on capnography, and formation of the Clinical Practice Research Committee among the many accomplishments for 2015-2016. She recognized ARIN as a strong organization that is ready to face future challenges.

• After her report, Mary invited Joanna Po to the podium. She introduced her as one of ARIN’s founding members and a distinguished nurse, instrumental in revolutionizing this specialty. In addition, she described her as a mentor and inspirational, philanthropic leader. Joanna referred to the Joanna Po Lecture series - presenters of this lecture exhibit flexibility and change that has evolved and transformed their roles as radiology nurses.

• Joanna Po called Greg Laukhuf, presenter of this year’s Joanna Po Lecture, to the podium and presented him with the inaugural Joanna Po Award. The award is in the amount of $350 in recognition of the 35 charter members and established in the historic 35th anniversary year of ARIN. She also presented Greg with a dragonfly pin; the dragonfly is a symbol of flexibility and change. Joanna Po will offer this award, annually, to the Joanna Po Lecture presenter.

ASSOCIATION FOR RADIOLOGIC & IMAGING NURSING2016 Annual Membership Meeting and Presidential Address: MinutesApril 5, 2016 - 12:00 pmVancouver, BC, CanadaThe New ARIN: Visible, Vital, and Virtual


• Mary invited Bruce Boulter, Executive Director, to the podium. Bruce presented the Executive Director’s report with a focus on the history of Boulter Management Company (BMC), the value of service, and the many ways BMC and ARIN are virtual.

• Treasurer, Chris Keough, presented the Treasurer’s Report including a graphic depiction of financial status, a breakdown of revenue and expenses for 2015, a five-year revenue comparison, and the positive, financial impact of virtual, educational opportunities.

• Director of Education, Brenda Boone, recognized first-time Convention participants and the Capnography Task Force. She gave a report on the revised Convention format, the new education platform, and the importance of webinars. Brenda thanked everyone for the opportunity to serve as Director of Education.

LEADERSHIP RECOGNITIONDirector of Leadership, Piera Robson, recognized the following members:• Chapters Committee: Jim LaForge• Leadership Committee: Piera Robson• Program Planning Committee: Deborah Romaine• Webinar Committee: Cathy Brown• Website Committee: Evelyn Wempe • Imaging Nurse Review Task Force: Kathy Scheffer and Ellen Arslan• Public Policy Representatives: Pauline Lentowski• Vision Editor: Sharon Lehmann• Journal of Radiology Nursing Editor: Kathleen Gross

On behalf of the ARIN Board of Directors, Piera thanked all ARIN liaisons and ARIN stars for their hard work and dedication.

AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Director of Leadership, Piera Robson, thanked committee members for their service, described each award, and recognized the winners:• Radiology Nurse of the Year Award: Piera introduced the Radiology Nurse of the Year Award,

established in 2006, and presented to an ARIN member in recognition of outstanding radiology nursing practice as demonstrated through leadership, mentorship, and ongoing professional development. This year’s Radiology Nurse of the Year was presented to Valerie Aarne Grossman, MALS, BSN, NE-BC, Macedon, NY.

• Helen Malenock Award: Piera introduced the Helen Malenock award, established by ARIN to provide financial assistance to a radiological nurse who is interested in becoming a member of ARIN. The award recipient receives a one-year membership in ARIN. This year’s Helen Malenock Award was presented to Kimberly Bore, BSN, RN, Hoquiam, WA.

• Poster Award: Piera presented the awards for the poster presentations as follows: 3rd Place – Allison Owens 2nd Place – Candice Zabko and Christopher Rowe 1st Place – Nancy Dorinsky and Jonathan Rosko


Piera called Jim LaForge, Director of Membership, to the podium.

• Chapter of the Year: Jim described the Chapter of the Year award honoring the Chapter that best represents the core purpose - to foster the growth of nurses who advance the standard of care in the imaging environment and the core values of commitment to professionalism, responsiveness to technological advances, leaders in a constantly evolving environment, and advocates for both safe patient care and ARIN. Jim presented the award to the Long Island Chapter. Several members of the chapter came forward with Jamie Simon accepting the award on behalf of the Chapter.

Jim called Kathleen Gross, editor of the Journal of Radiology Nursing, to the podium.

• Linda Strangio Editor’s Award: Kathleen Gross, editor of the Journal of Radiology Nursing, presented the Linda Strangio Editor’s Award. The award is presented in honor of Linda Strangio, past editor of Images (former name of the Journal of Radiology Nursing), for her contributions to ARIN and radiology nursing. This year’s recipients are Tener Goodwin Veenema, PhD, MS, MPH, RN, FAAN and Clifton P. Thornton, MSN, BS, RN, CNMT, CPNP, for their articles entitled Understanding Nursing’s Role in Health Systems Response to Large Scale Radiologic Disasters (CE) (June, 2015) and Caring for Children After a Radiological Disaster (December, 2015).

Mary called Sharon Lehman to the podium.

• The President’s Award: This award is presented for exemplary service to ARIN. This year’s recipient is Sharon Lehman. Mary highlighted Sharon’s many contributions to ARIN which include six years as Vision editor, numerous articles published in the JRN, and the donation of handmade aprons for the annual Silent Auction.

RNCB REPORT• Mary Myrthil, RNCB President to the Radiologic Nursing Certification Board, was called to the

podium. Mary reported on the importance of fostering the standard of care in the imaging environment through CRN® certification and recertification. The move toward computerized testing was highlighted. Mary concluded this report by acknowledging all certified members present.

RECOGNITION OF THE OUTGOING BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mary Sousa recognized the following outgoing Board members for their service:• Immediate Past President: Greg Laukhuf• President Elect: Evelyn Wempe• Treasurer: Chris Keough• Director of Leadership: Piera Robson • Director of Education: Brenda Boone

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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERSMary Sousa inducted the following officers:• President Elect: Katherine Duncan• Treasurer: Chris Keough• Director of Leadership: Piera Robson• Director of Education: DéAnn McNamara• President: Evelyn Wempe

Evelyn Wempe then announced the 2016-2017 Board of Directors:• President: Evelyn Wempe• President Elect: Katherine Duncan• Treasurer: Chris Keough• Secretary: Kristy Reese• Director of Membership: Jim LaForge• Director of Education: DéAnn McNamara• Director of Leadership: Piera Robson• Immediate Past President: Mary Sousa

Evelyn Wempe called Mary Sousa to the podium, thanked her for her service this past year, and presented Mary with a gavel plaque and Past President’s pin.

INCOMING PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSPresident, Evelyn Wempe, presented her incoming presidential address and her theme for the 2016-2017 year, “Radiology Nurses: Leaders in Patient Care.” She highlighted many roles of the radiology nurse including educator, staff nurse, nurse manager, advanced practice nurse, and nurse navigator. Evelyn stressed the importance of transforming radiology nursing practice to support patients in the ever-changing and expanding healthcare environment and specialty. She encouraged radiology nurses to provide evidence-based, quality care, strive for open communication and collaboration, drive change, and promote advocacy with the goal of expanding specialty practice to improve patient outcomes.

ADJOURNMENT President, Evelyn Wempe, asked for new business from the floor. New business was not presented.

A motion was made by Sharon Lehman to adjourn. The motion was seconded by Patrick Glickman and with unanimous approval, the motion carried.

The meeting was adjourned at 1:44 p.m.


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ARIN RESOURCES/PUBLICATIONS

ARIN Core Curriculum, 3rd Edition (2014) BookMember: $150.00 / Non-Member $175.00

The Core Curriculum is a “must have resource” if you are preparing for CRN® certification. Capturing the basic knowledge needed to be a competent radiology nurse, this publication is a quality product that will be useful not only for radiology nurses but for other nurses and health-care professionals who are seeking information about procedures and imaging. The authors for the core include nurses, radiologists, technologists, a physicist and a pharmacist who come from academic and community medical facilities.Customer Reviews: Cathy Chapman (Friday, 30 January 2009)This a great reference book for nurses in Radiology nursing. The book is written with the bedside radiology nurse in mind. I like to keep is close to me while I work. The core curriculum is an excellent reference book for anyone taking the CRN® exam. This is the only book of this kind that I am aware of. This book is also a great supplement for anyone taking the CRN® review classes offered by ARIN.

Orientation Manual for Radiologic and Imaging Nursing (2015) Three Ring BinderMember $85.00 / Non-Member $ 95.00

Historically our radiology nurse colleagues walked into their respective imaging departments not fully understanding their new role or how to make it reality. Very few nurses had a formal in-troduction into radiology; rather, nurses began to apply our skills in this technology-dominated world as we identified the need. Entering radiology proved to be a challenge as we mastered a foreign language and gained an appreciation for the radiologists and technologists with whom we work. Over time, nurses began to compile their knowledge to pass onto new nurses; thus the formal orientation process was born.

Radiologic & Imaging Nursing: Scope & Standards of Practice (2013)Co-published with the Association for Radiologic and Imaging Nursing ARIN and ANA Member $29.95 / Non-Member $39.95

Radiologic and Imaging Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice is a must-have title for radiologic and imaging nursing practitioners, educators, students, and other healthcare works directly involved in this area of practice. This new edition contains up-to-date information on this exciting and dynamic specialty that combines cutting- edge technology with the art and science of nursing. It builds upon the previously published Radiology Nursing: Scope & Standards of Practice (2007) by incorporating the broader practice environment that nurses working in this specialty are encountering in their nursing practice. It guides and supports the imaging APN’s practice from assessment and diagnosis through treatment and evaluation, with emphasis on maintaining a safe environment. The 16 standards are those by which all RNs in radiologic and imaging nursing are held accountable for in their practice. Each standard is measurable by a set of specific competencies that serve as evidence of minimal compliance with that standard.


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