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Program at
a Glance
The purpose of
this conference is to address the opportunities and
challenges of mainstreaming EBP and leading the
nursing workforce to a
"knowledge-force" to bolster nurses' readiness
for the future.
At
the conclusion of the Conference,
the participant should be able to:
Discuss the value of EBP
within a complex and
dynamically changing health
care landscape.
Describe the
tools and pathways of DCI©
in enculturating EBP and
cultivating
innovation.
Review the five EBP
skill sets and practical applications to clinical practice.
Examine the learning and organizational
strategies for implementing
EBP leading to a transformed
care
delivery system.
Describe EBP
as the driver in promoting a
culture of innovation.
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Conference
Schedule at a Glance
During the concurrent
sessions, you may select from either one or a combination of tracks:
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Learning Track
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Launching Track
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Leading Track
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engages you to acquire EBP
inquiry skills for transforming
nursing practice |
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challenges you to seek creative
strategies for implementing EBP |
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stimulates you to probe into
the politics & power of EBP
for driving innovation |
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Early on site Registration: April 24 (Wednesday) from 4:00pm to 7:00pm
@ the Main Lobby - 3rd Floor - Grand Ballroom Foyer
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Day 1: April
25, 2013 (Thursday)
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7:00-8:00 |
Registration
Continental
Breakfast
Main Lobby -
3rd Floor Front & Left Grand Ballroom Foyer
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8:00-8:05 |
General Session
1- Opening
Main Lobby -
3rd Floor - Grand Ballroom
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8:05-8:15 |
Welcome
David Marshall, JD, MSN, NEA-BC,
CENP
Chief Nursing & Patient Care Services Officer -
UTMB Health
Main Lobby -
3rd Floor - Grand Ballroom
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8:15–9:50 |
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Introduction of Opening Keynote
Speaker
Pamela Watson, RN, ScD
Dean, Professor and Vice
President for Education - UTMB
Health |
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Opening Keynote Speaker |
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Tim Porter-O’Grady,
DM, EdD, ScD(h),
APRN, FAAN, FACCWS
Surfing the Waves of EBP: Advancing
Practice, Transforming Care,
Promoting Innovation
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Click
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Porter-O'Grady |
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This
presentation frames the value of EBP
as a strategic response to
enculturate innovation in a dynamically changing environment. Dr
Porter-O'Grady will challenge us to envision the
future and embrace a paradigm shift in
professional nursing practice across the care
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Main Lobby -
3rd Floor -
Grand Ballroom |
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9:50-10:05 |
Break/Refreshments
Main Lobby -
3rd Floor - Left Grand Ballroom Foyer |
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10:05-11:20 |
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Introduction of Featured Speaker
Diane Heliker, PhD, RN
Professor Emeritus-UTMB Health
School of Nursing SON |
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Featured Speaker |
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Dolora
(Dolly) Sanares-Carreon, MPA, RN,
NE-BC
Mainstreaming Disciplined Clinical Inquiry:
Building
Knowledge-force and Driving
Innovation |
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Click
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Sanares-Carreon |
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This
presentation showcases the UTMB EBP model,
Disciplined Clinical Inquiry (DCI©), a
decision-making and implementation model for change
and innovation. Ms. Sanares-Carreon
will share how DCI© provides the pathways in building
an EBP-empowered knowledge-force and
in cultivating innovation for
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Main Lobby -
3rd Floor -
Grand Ballroom |
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Concurrent Sessions |
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Learning Track
Session A
2nd Floor -
Windjammer
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Launching Track Session B
2nd Floor -
Elisa |
Leading Track
Session C
2nd Floor -
West Mainsail |
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11:30-12:30 |
A1: ASK a Focused Question
This session
will provide inquiry-based knowledge about transforming a
clinical issue into a searchable question. Clinical
exemplars will be presented that serve
as a roadmap for practice inquiry.
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B1: Navigating
the Magnet Journey within a Culture of
EBP
This session
will emphasize ways in which an EBP
culture serves as a catalyst in achieving
the standards of excellence identified
by the Magnet recognition program. The
five Magnet components and their
observed relationship with nurses'
engagement in EBP will be described. |
C1: Streaming
EBP in a Culture of Value-Based Competition
This session
will frame an approach for balancing
organizational stability
and a culture of innovation amidst a highly competitive
and resource restrictive environment. Multiple strategies on the
impact of EBP in creating value for patients and sustainability for the future will be
examined. |
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Valerie Brumfield,
MSN, CNS, CCRN
Clinical Nurse Specialist
UTMB Health- Emergency
Nursing
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Lynn Bell, BSN, RN, CNOR
Nursing Program Manager
UTMB Health-Perioperative Nursing |
Barbara Bonificio, MS, RN-BC
Director of Nursing
Excellence
UTMB Health |
Patricia Davis, DNP, NEA-BC, CNL
Director of Nursing
Advancement, Education and Practice- UTMB Health
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12:30-1:30 |
Lunch and Networking
Main Lobby
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Grand Ballroom
and Foyer |
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12:30-2:00 |
Exhibit Hall Opens
2nd
Floor - Pre Function Corridor |
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Unmanned Poster Viewing
2nd Floor -
East
Mainsail |
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A2: ACCESS the
Evidence
This session
will present
DCI©
approaches
for accessing
evidence for point of care application and for conducting
full evidence-based review. Effective search techniques will
be demonstrated, highlighting the DCI©
one-stop EBP
website for quick access to multiple sources of evidence. |
B2:
Developing EBP Tools amidst the Sea of
Rapid Change
Using exemplars, this session will
feature the bench-to-bedside approaches
in translating the best evidence into
readily accessible formats for point of
care application. |
C2:
Achieving Evidence-Based Patient Care in
a Tsunami of a Digitized Information Age
This session
will describe issues and principles on
leveraging technology to mainstream EBP
and surpass the waves of information
overload. Applications that jointly
optimize the fusion of high-tech and
high-touch evidence-based care will be
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Julie Trumble, MLIS
Head of Reference
UTMB Health- Medical Library
and
Janet Sandridge, MSN, RN, BC-OB
Clinical Educator
UTMB Health - Nursing Education Advancement &
Practice(NEAR) |
B2a:
2:00-2:20
Evidence-based
Guideline on P6 Acupoint Stimulation to Prevent Postoperative
Nausea and Vomiting
Kathleen Denke, BSN, RN, CNN
Nurse Clinician V
UTMB Health: Day
Surgery
B2b:
2:40-3:00
EBP Approach in Implementing Bedside Shift Report to
Optimize Patient/Family Participation in Care in the
Adult Critical Care Setting
Barbara Parish,
BSN, RN, CCRN
Nurse Clinician V
UTMB Health:SNICU
B2c: 2:20-2:40
Evidence-based
Patient Teaching Tool Addressing the Satisfaction Level of Parents of
Patients in the
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Lou Ann Smith,
BSN, RNC-NIC
Nurse Clinician V
UTMB Health: NICU |
Trish Richard, PhD, RN
Professor& Associate Dean for Undergraduate Program &
Education Technology -UTMB-SON
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3:05-4:05 |
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A3: APPRAISE the Evidence
This
session will introduce
DCI©
tools and tactics for
recognizing the relative strength of
various evidence. Principles and pointers for critiquing research-based evidence to weed out the bad from
the good, asa and identifying the level of the evidence will be discussed.
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B3: Forging
Interdisciplinary
Voyages to Provide Evidence-Based Patient Care
This
session will illustrate the power of partnerships in bringing together the unique expertise of
care teams to provide evidence-based patient care. Archetypes of
inter-professional collaboration leading to a practice
culture grounded on best evidence will be recounted. |
C3: Surging the Crest of Enhancing Patient Experience through
EBP
This
session will emphasize the powerful force of the patient's
perspectives as one of the key sources of evidence in EBP.
Issues relative to patient's/family participation in care as well
as
strategies and measures of patient
satisfaction will be revisited within
the context of evidence-based health
care. |
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Diane Heliker, PhD, RN
Director of Education - China Senior Care
Professor Emeritus- UTMB Health- SON |
Steve Quach, MD
Chief Medical Officer- UTMB Health |
Martha Livanec
Director of Patient Services-
UTMB Health |
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4:05-5:00 |
Refreshments
2nd Floor - Pre Function
Corridor
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Exhibits
2nd Floor - Pre Function Corridor |
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Manned Posters' Viewing (meet the authors)
2nd Floor - East Mainsail |
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Special Viewing of the DCI©
one-stop EBP Website
2nd Floor - Leeward Room
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5:00-7:00 |
Evening Networking: Join us poolside overlooking the Gulf of Mexico
for cocktails |
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Main
Lobby
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Pool Deck |
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Day 2: April 26, 2013 (Friday)
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7:00-7:50 |
Registration & Continental Breakfast
Main Lobby -
3rd floor -
Front & Left Grand Ballroom Foyer
Poster Viewing
2nd Floor - East Mainsail |
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Exhibits
2nd Floor - Pre Function Corridor
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7:50-8:00 |
General
Session 2 - Opening |
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8:00-9:20 |
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Introduction of
Featured Speaker
Patricia Davis, DNP, NEA-BC, CNL
Director of
Nursing Advancement, Education and Practice-
UTMB Health |
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Featured Speaker |
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Ellen Fineout-Overholt, PhD, RN,
FNAP, FAAN
Demystifying the Myths and
Capturing the High Tides of EBP |
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Click
here for information about Dr.
Fineout-Overholt |
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This
presentation will stimulate discussions to
clarify misconceptions, analyze barriers and
identify facilitators for the integration of
EBP into nurse's daily practice. Dr.
Fineout-Overholt will highlight the value of
EBP in relation to the new direction of
nursing practice, education and research. |
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Concurrent Sessions |
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A4: APPLY the Evidence
This
session will showcase the DCI©
process of mapping,
relating and interpreting the evidence. The
DCI©
Wheel will be shared as a tool to determine the relative strength of
the evidence given a clinical issue/focused
question.
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B4: Employing
EBP as an Anchor for Improvement Initiatives
Using
exemplars, this session will illustrate
the utilization of the EBP process in
developing, testing, and implementing
improvement and/or change initiatives.
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C4:
Sailing the Ethics of EBP
This session will describe the history
and resources available to nurses as
they align their ethical obligations
within an EBP culture. Drawing from
several sources, the nurses’ duty
related to integrating principles of EBP
with ethical reasoning and action in
nursing practice will be explored.
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Odette Comeau, MS, RN, CCRN
Clinical Nurse Specialist
UTMB Health-Critical Care Nursing
and
Valerie Brumfield, MSN, CNS, CCRN
Clinical Nurse Specialist
UTMB Health- Emergency
Nursing |
B4a: 9:20-9:50
Minimizing
Restriction to Patients Freedom of
Movement
Amber Clayton, MBA,
BSN, RN,
Project Dev. & Support Manager
UTMB Health - Nursing Quality
B4b: 9:50-10:20
Prevention
of Pressure Ulcers
Carrie Doyle MSN,
RN, ACNS-BC, CEN
Director of
Nursing Practice
Providence Alaska Medical Center |
Dana Bjarnason, PhD, RN, NE-BC
Associate Administrator &
Chief Nursing Officer
Ben Taub General Hospital &
Quentin Mease Community Hospital |
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Break/Refreshments
2nd Floor - Pre Function Corridor
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Unmanned Posters' Viewing
2nd Floor -
East
Mainsail |
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Exhibits
2nd Floor - Pre Function Corridor
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10:50-11:50 |
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A5: ALERT Peers
This
session will provide a menu of options for spreading new
knowledge. Clinically-oriented approaches to
share evidence-based
practices will be reviewed.
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B5:
Embedding EBP in the High Seas of Nursing Systems
Using exemplars, this
session will accentuate organizational strategies aimed
to embed EBP into nursing practice, advancement, and
evaluation programs. EBP tools for assessing sustained engagement
in EBP will be shared. |
C5:
Forging a
Network of EBP
Culture-Keepers and
Wave-Makers
This
session will focus on progressive expansion of a network
of EBP culture keepers as prime movers
and shakers of change and innovation.
Strategic initiatives/ pathways
energizing and sustaining
interconnectedness and knowledge sharing
will be described. |
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Janet Sandridge, MSN, RN,
RNC-OB
Clinical Educator II
UTMB Health - NEAR
and
Lynn Bell, BSN, RN, CNOR
Nursing Program Manager
UTMB Health-Perioperative Nursing
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B5a: 10:40- 11:10
Incorporation of EBP in the Competency
Clinical Advancement Program
Sharon Hensley,
BSN, RN
Nurse Manager
UTMB Health: Post Anesthesia & Day
Surgery
B5b: 11:10-11:40
Create a Wave by Slowly
Streaming EBP into Nursing
Culture
Sharon Brehm,
MSN, RN, ACNS-BC
Magnet Program
Director
TriHealth, Inc.
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Phyllis J. Waters, PhD, RN
Director of Nursing
Practice & Executive
Advisor for Nursing Strategic Planning
and Evaluation - Harris County Hospital
District |
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11:50-1:00
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Lunch & Networking
Main Lobby
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Grand
Ballroom
and Foyer |
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Exhibits
2nd
Floor - Pre Function Corridor
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1:00-2:00 |
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A6:
Coming Ashore: Transforming Practice
through DCI-5As
Using a panel discussion format, this
session will showcase nurses' lived
experiences about learning and applying
the
DCI© 5As as a portable tool in everyday
decision making. The focus will be on
innovative applications in a variety of
clinical settings.
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B6: Capturing
the Ripples of
EBP in a Nursing Professional Practice
Model
This
session will apply the principles of EBP in creating a
Nursing Professional Practice Model (PPM). The incorporation of
elements of a PPM in everyday practice
will be highlighted.
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C6:
Cruising the Metrics of
Evaluating EBP Outcomes and Return on
Investment
This session will discuss issues and
approaches about evaluating EBP outcomes
and return on investments. Monitoring
and reporting the usage of new knowledge
by patients and providers will be
explored.
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Moderator:
Odette Comeau, MS, RN, CCRN
Clinical Nurse Specialist
UTMB Health-Critical Care Nursing
Panelist:
Scott Woodby, BSN, RN, CCRN
Nurse Clinician V
UTMB- Medical Intensive Care Unit
Marian Davenport, BSN, RN, CCRN
Nurse Clinician V
UTMB - Post Anesthesia Care Unit
Mary Douglass, BSN, RNC-OB
Nurse Clinician V
UTMB - Labor & Delivery
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Patricia Davis, DNP, NEA-BC, CNL
Director of Nursing
Advancement, Education and Practice- UTMB Health
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Diane Heliker, PhD, RN
Director of Education - China Senior
Care
Professor Emeritus- UTMB Health-SON
and
Dolly Sanares-Carreon, MPA, RN, NE-BC
Nursing Program Manager-EBP
UTMB Health-NEAR
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2:05-3:25 |
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Introduction
of Closing Keynote Speaker
Patricia Davis, DNP, NEA-BC, CNL
Director of
Nursing Advancement, Education and Practice-
UTMB Health |
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Closing Keynote Speaker |
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Scott
E. Parazynski, MD
Chief Medical
Officer and Director of the Center for Polar
Medical Operations
Launching
into the Future:
A Worldview of EBP as Catalyst
for Innovation |
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Click
here for information about Dr.
Parazynski |
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This
presentation will inspire and energize the
knowledge-force to become visionary
leaders and catalysts for innovation. Dr. Parazynski will
share his expertise in bringing innovation
to healthcare and lead us in the
exploration of new horizons using the
knowledge gleaned from the conference for
adaptations in diverse and collaborative work
settings. |
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Grand Ballroom |
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Conference
Evaluation and Door Prizes
Main Lobby - 3rd Floor
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Grand Ballroom
Enjoy the
Galveston beach and resorts!
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The
University of Texas Medical Branch CNE Approved Provider Unit
is an approved provider of continuing nursing education
by the Texas Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the
American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on
Accreditation.
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This educational program provides 12.4 contact
hours of
continuing nursing education
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Learn, Launch, Lead EBP today
& into the future
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