If you care for patients in the perianesthesia, operative, interventional or diagnostic setting who receive sedation, anesthesia and analgesia, this seminar is for YOU!
Delores Dolly Ireland – Perianesthesia Challenges
ANESTHESIA AGENTS & ADJUNCTSUNDERSTANDING THE PLAN!
Ever wondered why one anesthetic is chosen over another? What about that COPD patient or that patient with liver problems? Answers to these and other challenging anesthesia situations will be discussed
Anesthetics: General, regional, moderate sedation, benzodiazepines, opioids
Waste gas concerns
Specific patient challenges
COMPLICATIONS
Have you witnessed or taken care of MH? Do you think it no longer exists or isn’t a medical emergency? Think again!
Malignant Hyperthermia (MH) pathophysiology
Signs and symptoms – Immediate recognition!
Do you have lipid infusions immediately available when performing local anesthesia? Why?
LAST (Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity) pathophysiology
Signs and symptoms – Know the earliest!
Learn “why” lipids and hear relevant real life case scenarios!
Other pertinent post-op complications
Hemodynamic, cardiac, pulmonary, respiratory
NURSING MALPRACTICE
You are being named in a medical malpractice case! What now?
How do you prevent this from happening? What you should and shouldn’t do!
Legalities, negligence, and torts
Documentation – Hear from an expert witness/legal reviewer how your documentation will be viewed and how to improve it!
ASPAN standards
PAIN ADMINISTRATION
What’s new on the horizon for pain control?
What is EBP research showing?
New medications
Old medications still being used
Thinking outside the box
Economic strategies
TEAMWORK
Why do some departments sail through the changes in health care without problems?
Why do some nurses tell you they LOVE to go to work and others are struggling daily?
Learn through hands-on applications and role playing from a leader in the field of “building teams”
Put your hospital at the TOP of the HCAHPS!
CASE STUDIES AND SCENARIOS!
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MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA
Have you seen it? It’s still an emergency! Know what to do.
ANESTHETICS & ADJUNCTS
Ever wondered how or why they choose one over another? Find out the facts.
LOCAL ANESTHETIC SYSTEM TOXICITY – LAST
Do you have that Lipid infusion ready? Did you know why you should? Case studies revealed!
NURSING MALPRACTICE
You are named in malpractice litigation! Now what? Learn from an expert witness/legal reviewer what NOT to do!
CPAN or CAPA CERTIFICATION
Do you WANT those initials? Learn from an ABPANC coach!
PAIN ADMINISTRATION
Exploring the mystery of what’s new and the old favorites. Let’s think outside the box!
If you care for patients in the perianesthesia, operative, interventional or diagnostic setting who receive sedation, anesthesia and analgesia, this seminar is for YOU! Attend this seminar and learn from someone who has “walked” in YOUR shoes! Dolly has over 46 years of nursing experience and 40 years of experience in the specialty of perianesthesia nursing. She understands your challenges and will give you standard specific solutions to those challenges!
Delores “Dolly” Ireland, MSN, RN, CAPA, CPN, will tell you the story of the 17-year-old patient who developed severe malignant hyperthermia . . . before Dantrolene and he walked out of the hospital without side effects!! Hear his amazing journey and share the emotions of the health care team. Learn the latest protocols to stop local anesthetic toxicity in its tracks! Gain knowledge from an expert legal witness on how to prevent malpractice situations. Create positive teamwork and make it FUN to go to work!
Learn skills from a certification coach on resources, core knowledge, and essential skills necessary for successful CPAN/CAPA certification. Have your patient be the one who tells others about their “certified nurse”! Whether you work in the outpatient or inpatient setting, this seminar will increase your confidence in caring for your patients, increase patient satisfaction and create optimal patient outcomes.
