syllabus part 1 - the canadian association of critical care nurses

Conference Schedule Main Stage Schedule Poster Presentations

Exhibits

Dynamics 2011 October 16-18, 2011

London Convention Centre, London, Ontario

Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses

This syllabus was created for you to carry back to

bedside the clinical gems of knowledge that you learned at Our Kaleidoscope,

Dynamics 2011.

We hope that you will continue to add to this pocket reference the pearls of knowledge that facilitate your pursuit of clinical excellence.

Disclaimer: Information contained in this syllabus has been provided by individual presenters and is for your independent use only. No legal responsibility is accepted by CACCN for errors, omissions, misleading information or statements by other parties. Medical documentation

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Table of Contents

Exhibitors 2011 ........................................................ 7

The “Main Stage” ................................................... 12

Programme and Presenters.................................. 20

Sunday, October 16, 2011 ........................................... 20

Monday, October 17, 2011 .......................................... 27

Tuesday, October 18, 2011 ......................................... 35

Poster Presentations ............................................. 42

Order of Provincial and Territorial Flags ........... 48

Opening Ceremonies ............................................ 49

Oh Canada!............................................................. 51

Ô Canada! ............................................................... 52

EXHIBITORS 2011 Please make sure that you set time aside to visit the exhibit booths. Without these valued sponsors, we would not be able to offer as many exciting sessions and events. 3M Canada http://www.3m.com/intl/ca/ Alberta Health Sciences http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/ Alveda Pharma http://www.alvedapharma.com/ Angus Medical Inc http://www.angusmedical.com/ Bard Canada Inc http://www.crbard.com/ Baxter Canada http://www.baxter.ca/ BBraun Medical http://www.bbraunoem.com/ BD Medical http://www.bd.com/ca/

http://www.3m.com/intl/ca/

http://www.albertahealthservices.ca/

http://www.alvedapharma.com/

http://www.angusmedical.com/

http://www.crbard.com/

http://www.baxter.ca/

http://www.bbraunoem.com/

http://www.bd.com/ca/

Canadian Forces Medical http://www.forces.gc.ca/health-sante/default-eng.asp Canadian Hospital Specialties Ltd http://www.chsltd.com/ Cardinal Health Canada www.cardinalhealth.ca Carestream Medical Ltd www.carestream.com Carranza LLP http://www.carranza.on.ca/en/home Cheetah Medical http://www.cheetah-medical.com/ CNA http://www.cna-nurses.ca Convatec Canada www.convatec.ca Covidien www.covidien.com Derma Sciences www.dermasciences.com

http://www.forces.gc.ca/health-sante/default-eng.asp

http://www.chsltd.com/

http://www.cardinalhealth.ca/

http://www.carestream.com/

http://www.carranza.on.ca/en/home

http://www.cheetah-medical.com/

http://www.cna-nurses.ca/cna/default_e.aspx

http://www.convatec.ca/

http://www.covidien.com/

http://www.dermasciences.com/

Draeger Medical Canada Inc http://www.draeger.com/CA/en_US Edwards Lifesciences (Canada) www.edwards.com Elsevier Canada http://www.elsevier.ca Fraser Health Authority http://www.fraserhealth.ca/ Fresenius Kabi http://www.fresenius-kabi.ca/ Gambro www.gambro.com GE Healthcare http://www.gehealthcare.com/caen/ Health Canada – Canada Vigilance http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca Health Match BC http://www.healthmatchbc.org Hill Rom http://www.hill-rom.com

http://www.draeger.com/CA/en_US

http://www.edwards.com/

http://www.elsevier.ca/

http://www.fraserhealth.ca/

http://www.fresenius-kabi.ca/

http://www.gambro.com/

http://www.gehealthcare.com/caen/

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/index-eng.php

http://www.healthmatchbc.org/

http://www.hill-rom.com/

Hollister http://www.hollister.com Hospira www.hospira.ca Interior Health www.interiorhealth.ca Maquet-Dynamed http://www.maquet-dynamed.com Masimo http://www.masimo.com McArthur Medical Sales Inc http://www.mcarthurmedical.com Medela Canada Inc http://www.medela.ca Medicana Inc http://www.medicana.com NurseOne http://www.nurseone.ca/ Philips Healthcare http://www.healthcare.philips.com/

http://www.hollister.com/

http://www.hospira.ca/

http://www.interiorhealth.ca/

http://www.maquet-dynamed.com/

http://www.masimo.com/subindex.htm

http://www.mcarthurmedical.com/

http://www.medela.ca/CDN/index.php

http://www.medicana.com/

http://www.nurseone.ca/

http://www.healthcare.philips.com/

Physio Control (a division of Medtronics) http://www.physio-control.com/ Spacelabs Healthcare http://www.spacelabshealthcare.com/ Stryker http://www.stryker.ca/ Teleflex Medical http://www.teleflex.com Trillium Gift of Life http://www.giftoflife.on.ca/ University of Ottawa, Nursing http://www.health.uottawa.ca/sn/ Vernacare http://www.vernacare.com

http://www.physio-control.com/

http://www.spacelabshealthcare.com/

http://www.stryker.ca/

http://www.teleflex.com/

http://www.giftoflife.on.ca/

http://www.health.uottawa.ca/sn/

http://www.vernacare.com/

THE “MAIN STAGE”

New this year, we have added 24 short educational

sessions on new and emerging products. One

participant from each 15 minute presentation will win

a draw for a text book.

1. (Sunday October 16, 09:40-09:55)

Guidelines for the Management of Fecal

Incontinence with Flexi-Seal® Signal ™

Shona Miller, Product Specialist and Karine Veillette,

Associate Product Manager

Convatec

2. (Sunday October 16, 10:00-10:15)

Non-Invasive Hemodynamic Monitoring and Fluid

Optimization ~ Using NICOM in Critical Care

Karen Boylan, Clinical Application Specialist

Cheetah Medical

3. Sunday, October 16 12:15-12:30

I.V. Catheter Securement: What are my options?

Elaine Tardiff, RN, Sr. Profl Services Specialist

3M

4. Sunday, October 16, 12:35-12:50

Sorbaview®Shield: Two-in-One Securement

Technology

Maureen Carignan, Product Specialist

Angus Medical Inc

5. Sunday, October 16, 12:55 – 13:10

Automated Clinical Decision Support

Gerry West, Account Manager, Patient Care

Healthcare Informatics

Philips Healthcare

6. Sunday, October 16, 13:15-13:30

Actionable Intelligence: Continuous Quality

Improvement Data

Alyssa Yan, Sr. Marketing Manager

Cardinal Health

7. Sunday, October 16, 13:35-13:50 Cortrak Enteral Access System: A Unique Electromagnetic Placement Device for NG/Small Bowel Feeding Tubes. The Safer, Accurate, Faster, Economical Alternative Laurel Butler, RN and Tony Van Der Valk, Territory Manager Derma Sciences

8. Sunday, October 16, 13:55-14:10 Introduction of the Sigma Spectrum Large Volume Infusion Pump

Tania Marvaki, Sr. Market Manager, Enterprise Systems & Clinical Informatics Baxter Canada

9. Monday, October 17, 09:45-10:00

Protecting your Patients: Keeping your Lines Clean Daphne Broadhurst Canadian Hospital Specialties Ltd

10. Monday, October 17, 10:05-10:20

Actionable Intelligence: Continuous Quality Improvement Data Alyssa Yan, Sr. Marketing Manager Cardinal Health

11. Monday, October 17, 10:25-10:40

Strategies for Influencing Organ and Tissue

Donation

Cynthia Isenor, Sr. Hosp Develop. Coordinator;

Natalie Smigielski, Hosp Develop. Coordinator

Trillium Gift of Life

12. Monday, October 17, 12:00-12:15

Modified Early Warning Scoring



Philips Healthcare

13. Monday, October 17, 12:20-12:35

Clinical Impact of Neutral Fluid Displacement IV

Connectors

Anne Marie Carli, Senior Market Manager

Baxter Canada

14. Monday, October 17, 12:40-12:55

Making Safety Safer

Cheryll Collins, RN, MSN, FNP-BC, AOCN, CC

BD Medical

15. Monday, October 17, 13:00-13:15

Cortrak Enteral Access System: A Unique

Electromagnetic Placement Device for NG/Small

Bowel Feeding Tubes. The Safer, Accurate, Faster,

Economical Atlernative

Laurel Butler, RN and Tony Van Der Valk, Territory

Manager

Derma Sciences

16. Monday, October 17, 13:20-13:35

Cleanse, Protect, Intervene: A Simple, Cost-

Effective Skin Care Solution

Fran Kleinsteuber, RN, BScN, ET, Sr. Professional

Services Specialist

3M

17. Monday, October 17, 13:40-13:55

Making Safety Safer


BD Medical

18. Monday, October 17, 14:45-15:00

Safeguarding Continuous Access ~ The Sutureless

Solution

Rochelle Duong

Bard Canada

19. Monday, October 17, 15:10-15:25

Making Safety Safer


BD Medical

20. Tuesday, October 18, 08:45-09:00

Health Match BC ~ Where Would You Rather Be?

Eva Mendez, Senior Consultant

Health Match BC

21. Tuesday, October 18, 09:05-09:20

LUCAS 2: Standardizing the Quality of Chest

Compressions

Andrew Outinen, Business Manager and Heidi

Hevenor, Territory Manager

Physio-Control (a division of Metronics)

22. Tuesday, October 18, 09:25-09:40

Automated Clinical Decision Support



Philips Healthcare

23. Tuesday, October 18, 12:00-12:15

"An Introduction to Olimel - The New Standard in

PN Therapy"

Elizabeth Lavery, Medication Delivery Sales Specialist

Baxter Canada

24. Tuesday, October 18, 12:20-12:35

Clear Acrylic Dressings: A Window to Your

Wounds

Fran Kleinsteuber, RN, BScN, ET, Sr. Professional

Services Specialist

3M

25. Tuesday, October 18, 12:40-12:55

Making Safety Safer


BD Medical

26. Tuesday, October 18, 13:00-13:15

Strategies for Influencing Organ and Tissue

Donation

Cynthia Isenor, Sr. Hosl Develop Coordinator and

Natalie Smigielski, Hosp Develop Coordinator

Trillium Gift of Life

27. Tuesday, October 18, 13;20-13:35

Making Safety Safer


BD Medical

28. Tuesday, October 18, 13:40-13:55

Safeguarding Continuous Access ~ The Sutureless

Solution

Rochelle Duong

Bard Canada Inc

PROGRAMME AND PRESENTERS K: Keynote; CC: Computer Café;

EH: Exhibit Hall; BR: Ballroom SL: Simulation Lab

Sunday, October 16, 2011 0700-0750 Registration

0800-0930 K Opening Ceremonies

KEYNOTE: FIND YOUR VOICE!

Kate Mahon, President, CACCN

0930-1030 Break Exhibition Hall Opens

Posters Open

MAIN STAGE PRESENTATIONS

0940-1025 CC BEYOND JUST TYPING: USE

WORD 2010 TO CREATE

DOCUMENTS WITH IMPACT

Janet DeCloet

1030-1115 1A A SYNOPSIS OF THE 2010

ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE

SUPPORT GUIDELINES

Darlene Hutton

Sunday

1030-1115

1B CRITICAL CARE RESPONSE

TEAMS & END OF LIFE

DISCUSSIONS: COLLABORATION

FOR PATIENT CENTRED CARE

Rhonda Barber, Lynn Voelzing and

Natalie Needham-Nethercott

1C IT’S BIG, IT’S BAD AND IT’S UGLY:

ABDOMINAL COMPARTMENT

SYNDROME

Eugene Mondor

1D CHANGE THEORY AND

SPONTANEITY – MUST THEY BE

OPPOSING FORCES?

Liane Manz and Kara Livy

1E NURSE ONE PRESENTATION

Micheline Jaworski

1130-1215 2A GETTING IT BLOODY RIGHT:

CHOOSING THE BEST PRODUCT

Kathleen Eckert and Brenda Morgan

Sunday

1130-1215

2B NURSING CARE OF THE PATIENT

POST APICOAORTIC CONDUIT

SURGERY

Rachelle McCready

2C PRECEPTORSHIP IN CRITICAL

CARE: FACILITATING GROWTH,

EMPOWERING POTENTIAL

Colleen Collier Breen and Karen

Laidlaw

2D THE SLEEP/WAKE PATTERNS OF

CRITICAL CARE NURSES: A PILOT

STUDY

Asha Pereira, Diana E. McMillan,

Wendy M. Fallis and Eleni Giannouli

2E THE USE OF HYBRID SIMULATION

EDUCATION FOCUSING ON

ORGAN DONATION AFTER

CARDIO-CIRCULATORY DEATH

Karen Dryden-Palmer, Jennifer Berry

and Afrothite Kotsakis

2F/CC SOCIAL MEDIA IN NURSING

PRACTICE

Richard Booth

Sunday

1215-1315

L1 A TOP 10 LIST OF CRITICAL CARE

NURSING PRACTICES: IMPACTING

CRITICAL CARE PATIENT

OUTCOMES WITH NURSING CARE

Cathy Mawdsley

Lunch Exhibit Hall; Posters; Main Stage

CC BEYOND BULLETED POINTS: USE

POWERPOINT 2010 TO CREATE

EFFECTIVE PRESENTATIONS

Janet DeCloet

1315-1415 L2 THE DANGEROUS DILEMMA OF

DELIRIUM

Brenda Truman Pun

Lunch Exhibit Hall; Posters; Main Stage

1415-1500 3A THE INS AND OUTS OF ACUTE

KIDNEY INJURY (AKI)

Kathleen Kirk and Nathalie Delmaire

3B THE VENTILATOR – DEMYSTIFIED!

Richard Kauc

Sunday

1415-1500

3C MODEL OF CARE

Lynn Coolen, Karen LeComte, Anna

Hong, Alison Swallwell, Olivia O’Hara,

Sarb Randhawa and Kathy

Rasmussen

3D DID THAT REALLY HAPPEN?

DELUSIONAL MEMORIES AND THE

IMPACT OF AN ICU PATIENT DIARY

Gwynne MacDonald, Kara Livy and

Allan Shustack

3E NECROTIZING FASCIITIS

COMPLICATED BY EXTREME

OBESITY IN THE ICU SETTING

Ruth Haydock and Colleen Kerr

3F/CC BEYOND BULLETED POINTS: USE



Janet DeCloet

1515-1600 4A BEYOND THE MEAN:

INTERPRETATION OF

HEMODYNAMIC WAVEFORMS

Brenda Morgan

Sunday

1515-1600

4B BENZOS AND BLOCKERS, COMA,

AND CARDIAC ARREST; WHAT’S A

NURSE TO DO?

Teddie Tanguay

4C SELF INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR: A

CUT ABOVE

Sandie Hommell

4D IS MY PATIENT HAVING THE BIG

JAMMER? RECOGNITION,

ASSESSMENT, AND DIAGNOSIS OF

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

IN THE ICU

Eugene Mondor

4E A. NURSES’ LEVEL OF MORAL

DISTRESS AND PERCEPTION

OF FUTILE CARE IN THE

CRITICAL CARE

ENVIRONMENT

Danielle Dunwoody

B. NATIONAL SURVEY OF

CRITICAL CARE NURSES’

EXPERIENCES OF CONFLICT

IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

Marie Edwards, Karen

Throndson and Julie Girardin

Sunday

1500-1600

4F/CC NURSE ONE

Micheline Jaworski

1600-1650 Break Nutrition break; Exhibit Hall

1650-1815 Annual General Meeting (AGM)

1815-2000 Talk of the Town

Hors d’oeuvres

Cocktails (Cash Bar)

Meet poster presenters

Meet the Board of Directors

Live jazz band

Best poster selection

Draw for stethescopes (2), sponsored

by Source Medical

K: Keynote; CC: Computer Café;

EH: Exhibit Hall; BR: Ballroom

Monday, October 17, 2011

0800-0945 K HEALING NURSE TO NURSE

HOSTILITY

Kathleen Bartholomew

CNA Welcome; Awards Ceremony

0945-1045 Break Exhibits; Posters; Main Stage

0955-1040 CC BEYOND BULLETED POINTS: USE



Janet DeCloet

1045-1200 K NOW THAT YOU HAVE FOUND IT

(YOUR VOICE), USE IT

EFFECTIVELY!

Kate Mahon, Rob Fowler and

Michelle Stephens

1200-1300 L3 FORENSIC ANALYSIS OF MOTOR

VEHICLE COLLISIONS

Kevin McClafferty

Monday

1200-1300

CC BEYOND BULLETED POINTS: USE



Janet DeCloet

SL SIMULATION LAB

Cecilia St. George-Hyslop, Michelle

Cleland, Doug Jowett, Karen Laidlaw,

Dawna VanBoxmeer & Jackie Walker

Lunch Exhibits; Posters; Main Stage

1300-1400 NW1 NETWORKING SESSION:

NEW CACCN MEMBERS

NW2 NETWORKING SESSION:

RAPID RESPONSE TEAMS


PAEDIATRICS


RESEARCH

1300-1400 NW5 NETWORKING SESSION:

EDUCATION

C CACCN ON-LINE

Teddie Tanguay and

Christine Halfkenny-Zellas

Monday

1300-1400

SL SIMULATION LAB



Dawna VanBoxmeer and Jackie

Walker


1400-1445 5A DONATION AFTER CARDIAC

DEATH: OUR JOURNEY THROUGH

THE LAST FIVE YEARS

Barbara van Rassell and Janet Taylor

5B UNCHARTED TERRITORY: OUR

FAMILY’S EXPERIENCE WITH LIFE

THREATENG H1N1

Christine O’Leary, Alexandra Kroetsch

and Anna-Marie Lyons

5C ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN

TREATMENT: STEMMING THE TIDE

FOR HEART FAILURE PATIENTS

Claire Holland, Suzanne Moore and

Jennifer Requindin

Monday

1400-1445

5D CHRONICALLY CRITICALLY ILL

PATIENTS & WEANING FROM

PROLONGED MECHANICAL

VENTILATION: QUALITY

OUTCOMES REQUIRE BOTH THE

ART AND SCIENCE OF NURSING

Cathy Mawdsley

5E CRRT HINTS AND TIPS

Kathleen Kirk and Nathalie Delmaire

5F/CC NURSE ONE

Micheline Jaworski

Monday

1400-1445

5G/SL SIMULATION LAB




Walker

1445-1530 Break Nutrition break; Exhibits

1530-1615 6A CONTINUOUS RENAL

REPLACMENT THERAPY:

OVERCOMING CHALLENGES IN

CHILDREN

Cecilia St. George-Hyslop,

Hadi Mohensi-Bid, Elizabeth Harvey

and Karen Dryden-Palmer

6B THE IMPORTANCE OF ONGOING

EDUCATION FOR THE ROUTINE

MEASUREMENT OF THE QT

INTERVAL

Darlene Hutton

Monday

1530-1615

6C CRITICAL CARE IN KANDAHAR:

NURSING IN A COMBAT ZONE

Melissa Mertens and Joanna Streppa

6D INTERPROFESSIONAL

PRECEPTORSHIP – PARTNERS IN

LEARNING

Mary Elizabeth Roth

1530-1615 6E A. THE FACT ABOUT PACT:

FACTORS IN ASSEMBLING

COORDINATED TREATMENT –

THE CREATION OF A POST

ARREST CONSULT TEAM

Orla Smith, Karen Wannamker,

Tessa Diston, Cindy Eikens-

Stafford, Lee Barratt, Michelle

Gaudio and Chris Hayes

B. ICU NURSES’ PERCEPTIONS

OF NUTRITION EDUCATION

AND TRAINING

Gwynne MacDonald, Cathy

Alberda and Leah Gramlich

Monday

1530-1615

6F/CC CACCN ON-LINE

Teddie Tanguay and Christine

Halfkenny-Zallas





Walker

Monday

1800-1845

Cocktail s (Cash Bar)

1900-0100 Dinner Strike a Pose

Ian Sirota

Chapter Karaoke Challenge

Music Central Entertainment


SL: Simulation Lab; BR: Ballroom

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

0800-0845 7A GRAY’S ANATOMY FOR THE ICU –

PART 1

Kara Livy and Daniel Livy

7B BRAIN, HEART, AND COURAGE:

LEADING FROM WHERE YOU

STAND

Linda Nusdorfer

7C BIOMARKERS IN AND OF CRITICAL

ILLNESS: WHAT DO THEY MEAN

AND ARE THEY USEFUL?

Rand Butcher

7D WITHOUT A CURE: SUPPORTING

HOPE, CREATING MEMORIES

Colleen Collier Breen and Neil McBride

7E U.O.U. A CALL TO ACTION

Elaine Rose

7F/CC NURSE ONE – THE KNOWLEDGE

BEACON

Micheline Jaworski

Tuesday

0800-0845





Walker

0845-0945 Break Exhibits; Posters; Main Stage

0855-0940 SL SIMULATION LAB




Walker

0945-1045 K PLENARY: A LIFE CHANGING

EVENT

AJ and Andrea Fordham

Tuesday

1100-1145

8A BIOMARKERS IN AND OF CRITICAL

ILLNESS: WHAT DO THEY MEAN

AND ARE THEY USEFUL?

Rand Butcher

8B WOUND CARE…WHAT TO DO WITH

WHAT YOU SEE?

Nancy Giles-McIntosh

8C “FROM THE LINE TO THE LAB”:

IMPROVING PRACTICE IN BLOOD

COLLECTION FROM VASCULAR

ACCESS DEVICES

Susan Csatari

8D CRITICAL CARE…ON THE PATH

Janet MacIntyre and Pamela Westover

8E AN APPROACH TO REVIEWING CT

HEAD SCANS

Deb Bisnaire

8F/CC NURSE ONE

Micheline Jaworski

Tuesday

1200-1300

L5 NEEDLEFREE CONNECTORS:

CRITICAL RESEARCH

RESULTS…CAN WE PREDICT

INFECTION RISK?

Marcia Ryder

SL SIMULATION LAB




Walker


Tuesday

1300-1400

L6 FAMILY TIES

A. EXPLORING THE USE OF A

FAMILY ASSESSMENT TOOL

BY NURSES IN AN INTENSIVE

CARE UNIT

Frances Fothergill-Bourbonnais

B. HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS

PERCEPTION OF FAMILY

PRESENCE IN

RESUSCITATION

Susan Launder, Jannell Plouffe,

Kimberly Fraser and Helen

Cooper

C. FAMILY PRESENCE DURING

RESUSCITATION IN INTENSIVE

CARE: A COLLABORATIVE

EFFORT PROMOTES HOLISTIC

FAMILY CENTRED CARE

Sherry Hergott and Lisa Pell

Tuesday

1300-1400

SL SIMULATION LAB




Walker


1400-1445 9A GRAY’S ANATOMY FOR THE ICU –

PART 2

Kara Livy and Daniel Livy

9B THE DEVASTATING EFFECTS OF

PROTEIN METABOLISM DISORDER

IN AN ICU PATIENT

Sheila Hunt and Jill Pikul

Tuesday

1400-1445

9C AVATARS AND TECHNOLOGY FOR

INTERPROFESSIONAL

EDUCATION: PREVENTING

VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED

PNEUMONIA (VAP) AND CENTRLA

LINE INFECTIONS (CLI) IN CRITICAL

CARE

Brenda Ridley, Elizabeth Gordon,

Janine Boston and Susanne Nelson

9D WHEN CARE NEEDS MULTIPLY:

CARE OF THE CRITIDCALLY ILL

OBSTETRICAL PATIENT

Marlene Traille, Lindsay Pollard, Susan

Guest and Lynn Varga

9E TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY

Brenda Morgan

1500-1630 K Closing keynote

THE FUNNY MOMMY

Kate Davis


SL: Simulation Lab; BR: Ballroom

POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Meet the CACCN Board of Directors and Poster Presenters at

“Talk of the Town”, Sunday, at 18:15 hrs. Join us for hors

d'oeuvres, cash bar, live jazz band and conversation. Participants

will be eligible to win one of two Littman™ Stethoscopes provided

by Source Medical.

# Title and Presenter

1 SYMPTOM CONGRUENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH

ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION: CONTRIBUTION

OF SYMPTOM EXPERIENCES AND DEMOGRAPHIC

CHARACTERISTICS

Susan Fox-Waslyshyn

2 HISTORICAL DEVELOMENT OF INTENSIVE CARE

NURSING 1960-1985

Deborah Hamilton

3 USE OF PHOTOTHERAPY IN CIRCADIAN RHYTHM

REGULATION IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT:

APPLICATION OF THE SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT

THEORY

Alanna Chau

4 FACILITATING THE CARE OF FAMILIES: ICU NURSES’

PERSPECTIVES

Joanna Bailey, Milla Kerusenko, Che Pang and Margaret

Purden

5 ENHANCING FAMILY CENTRED CARE IN THE

INTENSIVE CARE: THE FAMILY CLINICAL NURSE

SPECIALIST

Lara Parker

6 CONVERSATIONS ABOUT CHALLENGING CASES:

ETHICS DEBRIEFING IN THE MEDICAL SURGICAL

INTENSIVE CARE UNIT

Cecilia Santiago, Steve Abdool, Christine Lee, Liz Butorac,

Rose Piacentino, Dorinda Sinnott and Jamie Villeneuve

7 COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO PROMOTE AND

ENGAGE STAFF IN PATIENT AND FAMILY CENTRED

CARE (PFCC) IN THE MEDICAL SURGICAL INTENSIVE

CARE UNIT (MSICU)

Cecilia Santiago, Maria Teresa Diston, Pamela Greco,

Kattey Knott, Lorena Lazar, Karen Wannamaker and

Christine Lee

8 CLI BLITZ (BRING LINE INFECTIONS TO ZERO) IN

MSICU: NOT AS EASY AS ONE MIGHT THINK

Cecilia Santiago, Julie Kruchowski, Liz Butorac and Gwen

Coulas

9 TRANSITIONING STAFF THROUGH CHANGE:

UTILIZING A SHARED GOVERNANCE APPROACH

Lisa Rodger, Jennifer Wright, Maharani (RanI)

Thakoordeen and Carolyn Roche

11 END OF LIFE CARE A KALEIDOSCOPE: IMPROVING

COMMUNICATON AND PRACTICE

Suzanne Vanderlip, Lisa Huk and Karen Pesce

12 WHAT ARE THE ATTITUDES, PERCEPTIONS AND

EXPERIENCES OF CRITICAL CARE NURSES WHO

ARE ENGAGED IN A UNIT-SPECIFIC MENTORSHIP

PROGRAM [(MENTORSHIP IN NURSING

DEVELOPMENT (MIND)]

Liz Butorac, Julie Kruchowski, Steve Manning and Mary

Mutuna

13 CHALLENGES OF NURSING MORBIDLY OBESE

PATIENTS IN CRITICAL CARE: A GROWING PROBLEM

Art Lopez and Linda Nusdorfer

14 PATIENT CONFIDENTIALITY AND A PASSWORD

SYSTEM

Mary Kroh

15 MANAGEMENT OF PATIENT AGITATION WITH

DEXMEDETOMIDINE IN THE ICU

Rachelle McCready

16 APPROPRIATE SEDATION IN CRITICALLY ILL

PATIENTS

Stephanie Gillis and Cindy Cashman

17 IN-VITRO STUDIES DEMONSTRATE THAT FECAL

MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (FMS)™ EFFECTIVELY

CONTAIN AND PREVENT C. DIFFICILE FROM

SPREADING INTO THE ENVIRONMENT

Philip G. Bowler

18 SHARE THE PASSION, SHARE THE COMMITMENT:

NURSING INFLUENCE AND CONTRIBUTION TO

CRITICAL CARE STRATEGIC PLANNING AT ST.

MICHAEL’S HOSPITAL

Orla Smith, Elizabeth Butorac, Cecilia Santiago, Patrick

Thomsen, Sandy Richardson and Andrew Bakerand

19 MAINTAINING COMPETENCY IN CRITICAL CARE

NURSING

Heather Harrington, Barbara Duncan, Grace Walter and

Melissa Adamson

20 PACE (PRACTICE ADVANCING THROUGH

CONTINUING EDUCATION) DAY TWO; KEEPING UP

THE PACE OF NURSE EDUCATION TO ENSURE

EVIDENCE-BASED KNOWLEDGE AND ADVANCED

NURSING COMPETENCIES IN THE MEDICAL

SURGICAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT (MSICU)

Liz Butorac, Julie Kruchowski, Orla Smith, Karen

Wannamaker and Tessa Diston

21 RESPONDING TO THE NEEDS OF A NEW NURSING

GENERATION: DESIGNING COMPREHENSIVE

ORIENTATION PROGRAMS TO MAXIMIZE RETENTION

IN ACUTE AND CRITICAL CARE SETTINGS

Annie Chevrier, Elaine Doucette, Marcel Lamontagne and

Pascale Fulcerh

22 IMPLEMENTING SKIN CARE ROUNDS: A HAND-ON

APPROACH TO INTEGRATING KNOWLEDGE INTO

PRACTICE AT THE BEDSIDE

Maria Teresa Diston, Janice Hon, Meghan Hoult, Allison

Rankine, Screenath Rave, Laura Teague and Karen

Wannamaker

24 HEPARIN INDUCED THOROMBOCYTOPENIA:

IMMUNE-MEDIATED VS NON-IMMUNE MEDIATED IN

POST-OP CARDIAC SURGERY PATIENTS – A CASE

STUDY

Jagdeep (Nicki) Johal, Zdravko Zjalic, Karen Then, Nancy

Gwadry, Leslie Poirier and Frances Krawiec

25 EXPERIENCES AND PRACTICAL LESSONS LEARNED

FROM CONDUCTING A CANADIAN SURVEY OF

CRITICAL CARE NURSES

Elena K Luk, Louise Rose and Craig Dale

26 PREFERENCES AND OUTCOMES OF SURROGATE

DECISION-MAKING IN THE ICU: A REVIEW OF THE

LITERATURE

Orla Smith

27 CULTURE ASSESSMENT SURVEY TOOLS: WHAT

CRITICAL CARE NURSES NEED TO KNOW

Craig Dale

ORDER OF PROVINCIAL AND TERRITORIAL FLAGS

Provincial and Territorial flags are displayed from

left to right in order of joining confederation.

1. National Flag of Canada 2. Ontario (1867) 3. Quebec (1867) 4. Nova Scotia (1867) 5. New Brunswick (1867) 6. Manitoba (1870) 7. British Columbia (1871) 8. Prince Edward Island (1873) 9. Saskatchewan (1905) 10. Alberta (1905) 11. Newfoundland (1949) 12. Northwest Territories (1870) 13. Yukon (1898) 14. Nunavut (1999)

Canadian Heritage: www.pch.gc.ca

Flag etiquette: http://www.pch.gc.ca/pgm/ceem-cced/etiqtt/101-eng.cfm#confederation

http://www.pch.gc.ca/

http://www.pch.gc.ca/pgm/ceem-cced/etiqtt/101-eng.cfm#confederation

http://www.pch.gc.ca/pgm/ceem-cced/etiqtt/101-eng.cfm#confederation

OPENING CEREMONIES Processional:

Sgt Paul Samuda, RCMP, Canadian Flag

Scott J Shaw, CD, CITT, Piper, London Police Pipe Band

Board of Directors: o Kate Mahon, President (Halifax, NS) o Teddie Tanguay, Vice-President (Edmonton, AB) o Joanne Baird , Treasurer (Grand Falls, NL) o Céline Pelletier, Secretary (Yellowknife, NWT) o Tricia Bray, Director (Calgary, AB) o Ruth Trinier, Director (Toronto, ON) o Karen Dryden-Palmer (Toronto, ON)

Paula Price, Clinical Editor, Dynamics of CCJ

Chapter Presidents or Designates: o British Columbia, Shawn Mason o Southern Alberta, Leslie Brideau o Greater Edmonton, Ellen Reil o Saskatchewan, Marian Hutchinson o Manitoba, Tannis Sidloski o London Regional, Jane Moore o Toronto, Ingrid Daley o Ottawa, Kristyn Berube o Montreal, Kathy Yeomans o New Brunswick o Nova Scotia

Christine Halfkenny-Zellas, COO (London, ON)

Dynamics 2011 Planning Committee: o Pam Cybulski, Chairperson o Colleen Collier Breen (London, ON) o Tanya Del Bianco (Comox, BC) o Julia Jarecsni (Merlin, ON) o Eleanor Marris Rogers (London, ON) o Brenda Morgan (London, ON) o Cecilia St. George-Hyslop , Newcastle, ON) o Marie Christine Walker (London, ON)

Teen Challenge Choir:

Heart of a Lion and Faith of a Child

Ready for the Storm

Michael Beaubien and Colleen Collier Breen

OH CANADA!

Oh Canada!

Our home and native land!

True patriot love in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,

The True North strong and free!

From far and wide,

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land glorious and free!



Video: 1997 National Film Board of Canada ,

Montreal Quebec

Producer Peter Starr, Editor: Denis Takacs

Ô CANADA!

Ô Canada!

Terre de nos aïeux,

Ton front est ceint de fleurons glorieux!

Car ton bras sait porter l'épée,

Il sait porter la croix!

Ton histoire est une épopée

Des plus brillants exploits.

Et ta valeur, de foi trempée,

Protégera nos foyers et nos droits.

Protégera nos foyers et nos droits.

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