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  • Opening Keynote Challenges Nurses to Confront Fears

    Opening Keynote Challenges Nurses to Confront Fears

    Fear-facer Michelle Poler delivered a rousing reminder that achieving continuous growth requires people to directly confront the situations and activities that cause the most personal discomfort. READ MORE

  • Edutainment Triage Session Mixes Laughs and Learning

    Edutainment Triage Session Mixes Laughs and Learning

    A comic play, one of two “Edutainment” sessions, underscored a sobering point: ED staff frequently triage intoxicated patients incorrectly, delaying much-needed treatment. READ MORE

  • The Color of Recovery: Dorr Lecturer Describes Healing Power of Expression 

    The Color of Recovery: Dorr Lecturer Describes Healing Power of Expression 

    Artist, filmmaker and mental-health activist Amanda Lipp described how artistic expression can heal and build resilience — and how a nurse saved her life. She was the featured speaker at the Anita Dorr Memorial Luncheon. READ MORE

  • Closing General Session to Promote Working to a Different Beat

    Closing General Session to Promote Working to a Different Beat

    In the closing keynote on Oct. 3, motivational speaker Justin Jones-Fosu will share practical, resource-based ways to bring meaning to one’s work and life each day using the power of rhythm and positive routines. He will explain how a “catalyst habit” can elicit positivity for the rest of the day. READ MORE

  • Training and ESI Adherence Improve Triage Accuracy

    Training and ESI Adherence Improve Triage Accuracy

    Rapid and accurate triage is vital for successful ED operations and optimizing patient outcomes, but it can be difficult to pinpoint how quickly a patient requires care, especially compared to other patients waiting to be seen. Rachael Smith discussed effective triage strategies using the Emergency Severity Index. READ MORE

  • Telehealth Initiative Brings Forensic Exams to Underserved Areas

    Telehealth Initiative Brings Forensic Exams to Underserved Areas

    Kim Zemanek, the associate program director for Texas Teleforensic Remote Assistance Center at the Texas A&M University School of Nursing, will present an overview of the trauma-informed care model used by Tex-TRAC to guide emergency clinicians through sexual assault exams using telehealth. READ MORE


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