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UCLA Health’s 15th Annual Research and Evidence-Based

Practice Conference

Becoming Agents of Change: Inspiring Inquiry and Innovation for Excellence in Patient Care

The Meyer & Renee Luskin Conference Center at UCLA 425 Westwood Plaza Los Angeles, CA 90095

Tuesday, September 20, 2016 7:00 AM—6:00 PM

Wednesday, September 21, 2016 Clinical Inquiry Workshop Tracks 7:00 AM—4:30PM

Event Partner:

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This two-day conference is intended to provide an opportunity to raise aware-ness of new healthcare trends, while supporting quality improvement, evidence-based practice, research and innovation at the bedside.

The 2016 conference program features a wide range of topics focusing on inno-vation, inquiry and improving patient care. We are pleased to welcome keynote speaker Kathy Malloch, PhD, MBA, RN, FAAN, a recognized expert in innovation, leadership and the development of effective evidence-based processes and sys-tems for patient care. The conference will also feature an impressive range of other speakers, podium and poster presentations representing researchers, clini-cians, educators, and students; and invaluable networking opportunities.

We are proud to be among the first to welcome you to the new UCLA Meyer and Renee Luskin Conference Center, an inspirational learning environment designed to foster excellence, engagement, inspiration and breakthroughs.

A few reminders: Please wear your name badge to all conference functions All General Sessions will be held in Centennial Hall Salon A and B Breakout Sessions (Day 1), Poster Presentations (Day 1) and Workshops (Day 2) will be held in locations on both Levels One and Two. Please check the Agenda and Maps on Pages 19 and 20 for specific location information. Vendor exhibits will be featured in the pre-function area located just outside of Centennial Hall

Continuing Education Contact Hours:

Nurses will be awarded 5.83 ANCC contact hours for participation in day one of the program and 6.5 ANCC contact hours for participating in day two of the program. UCLA Health is accredited as a provider of con-tinuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number 12511 for 7.0 contact hours for day one of the program and 7.5 contact hours for day two of the program. Please note: Participants will be required to complete an online evaluation form following each applicable day of the event to receive continuing education credits.

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Acknowledgements

Planning Committee

Nursing Practice Research Council

Nicole Antonville, MSN, CCRN

Anthony Chan, MSN, RN

Rolanda Florence, BSN, RN

Lee Galuska, PhD, RN, NE-BC

Karyn Greenstone

Brenda Hardin-Wike, MSN, RN, CCRN, CCNS

Rose Healy, MS, RN, CNS

Jane Hikichi, BSN, BA, RN, PCCN

Inese Verzemnieks, PhD, RN, CNL

Pattie Jakel, MN, RN, AOCN

Kandace Kelly, DNP, RN-BC

Jillian Kenney, BSN, RN, OCN, CNIII

Rebecca Lash, PhD, RN, REN

Norma McNair, PhD, RN, ACNS, CNRN, CCRN

Pamela Miller, PhD, RN, ACNP, CNS

Margaret Moore, BSN, RN, SCCM

Pamela Nye, RN, MS, CNRN, SCRN, CNS

Valentina Obreja, BSN, RN, PHN, CCRN

Isabell Purdy, PhD, NP

Denise Ribeiro, MA, RNC-NIC

Loretta So, MSN, RN, CGRN

Sangyoung Yu-Choi, MSN-ED, RN, PCCN

Nursing Research and Education

Kathleen Feldman, MSN, RN


Karyn Greenstone

Jordyn Kelley

Rebecca Lash, PhD, MPP, RN, CNL, CEN

Ken Miller, MSN, RN, CCRNph


Kelli Obazee

Jessica Phillips, MSN, RN, BCHPC

Elizabeth Rowan, BSN, RN

Jill Scherrey, MSN, RN-BC

Maryann Sullivan-Ruda, BSN, RN

Kristine Traxler, BSN, RN

Kissy Vasquez

Grettell Vitale, MSN, RN, PHN

Jeff Zarate

Leadership K. David Bailey, MSN, RN, MBA, CCRN, NEA-BC

Quanna Batiste, DNP, HCSM, RN

Karen Grimley, PhD, MBA, RN, FACHE

Priscilla Kehoe, PhD

Pat Matos, DNP, RN, NEA-BC

Adey Nyamathi, PhD, ANP, FAAN

Linda Sarna, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN

Cathy Ward, PhD, RN, NEA-BC

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Keynote Speaker

Kathy Malloch, PhD, MBA, RN, FAAN, is a recognized expert in leadership and the development of effective evidence-based processes and systems for patient care. Her uncanny focus on accountability and results is the hallmark of her practice. Her expertise has been useful to many organizations across the coun-try.

A nationally known writer and speaker, Dr. Malloch has been a registered nurse for over 40 years. Kathy

has published extensively in proctored health journals. She is a frequent presenter and author on leadership topics, healthcare innovation, professional nursing practice, and pa-tient classification systems.

Dr. Malloch served as the first program director for the Arizona State University, College of Nursing and Health Innovation, Master's in Healthcare Innovation program. This inno-vative, multidisciplinary program is the first of its kind in the country. She continues to teach in the leadership of innovation track in the nursing doctoral programs at Arizona State University. Most recently, Kathy and Tim Porter-O'Grady created the Executive DNP program at OSU-College of Nursing, Columbus, OH. Kathy is the designer of the Expert Nurse Estimation Patient Classification System (ENEPCS), an innovative model to integrate the role of the professional nurse in daily nurse-patient staffing to achieve the best outcomes. In 2008, ENEPCS was purchased by API Healthcare, a GE Company, and is now integrated into their suite of staffing, schedul-ing, time and attendance, and business analytics products.

Dr. Malloch is a graduate of Wayne State University, College of Nursing, received an MBA from Oakland University and a PhD in nursing from the University of Colorado. She is a member of the American Academy of Nursing.

Currently Dr. Malloch also serves as:

Past-president of the Arizona State Board of Nursing Professor of practice, Arizona State University, College of Nursing and Health Innova-

tion Clinical professor, Ohio State University, College of Nursing Senior consultant for Tim Porter-O'Grady Associate

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Speakers, Presenters & Moderators

Quanna Batiste, DNP, HCSM, RN is the chief nursing officer of ambulatory care at UCLA

Health. She oversees nursing care at more than 180 ambulatory clinics across three coun-ties. Dr. Batiste has worked to strengthen the nurse’s role in the ambulatory clinics and to

provide nurses with a mechanism for reviewing and improving their professional scope

and standards of practice and improved patient care across the ambulatory clinics.

Mary-Lynn Brecht, PhD teaches statistics and provides statistical support in the UCLA

School of Nursing. She recently concluded a long-term follow-up study of methampheta-mine users to examine drug use/recovery trajectories. She has experience developing/

adapting and applying quantitative research methodologies, with emphasis in the areas of

drug-abuse, health systems, and treatment evaluation research.

Katherine Brown-Saltzman, MA, RN is the co-director of the UCLA Health System Ethics

Center and an assistant clinical professor at the UCLA School of Nursing. Since 1975, her practice has been in end of life care; her work is now focused on clinical ethics and her ar-

ea of research is centered on timely assessment of and interdisciplinary intervention in

ethical issues.

Robert A. Cherry, MD, MS, FACS, FACHE is the chief medical and quality officer for UCLA

Health System, responsible for quality improvement efforts. Dr. Cherry has successfully achieved major accomplishments in clinical quality outcomes, process redesign, and

patient safety systems; and was named one of the "100 Hospital and Health System CMOs

to Know" in Becker's Hospital Review.

Sandra Dewar, MSN, RN is the clinical nurse specialist and clinical director of the UCLA

Seizure Disorder Center. Her current research interest lies in how patients with drug refractory epilepsy perceive treatment risks and make decisions about brain surgery.

She is an incoming PhD student and a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Future Scholar of

Nursing.

Lee Galuska, PhD, RN, NE-BC is a nurse leader with more than 30 years of experience in

clinical, educational and administrative roles. As director of nursing practice, education and research for UCLA Health, she provides leadership for the professional development

of more than 3200 nurses, the UCLA Health Magnet® Program for excellence in nursing, as

well as the programs supporting evidence-based practice and research.

Karen Grimley, Ph.D., MBA, RN, FACHE is the chief nursing executive for UCLA Health

and associate dean in the UCLA School of Nursing. She is responsible for the overall deliv-ery and management of nursing professional practice, care delivery methods, education,

professional development, research, administration and clinical services.

Brenda Hardin-Wike, MSN, RN, CCRN, CCNS is currently the unit director for the cardio-

thoracic intensive care unit at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. Among her many activities, Ms. Hardin-Wike serves as an ACLS and BLS instructor, Beacon reviewer for the

American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN), AACN Alarm Think Tank member,

and Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education Accreditation on-site evaluator.

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Rose Healy, MS, RN, CNS is director of inpatient diabetes education for UCLA Health System

and diabetes clinical nurse specialist for Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center. She is responsi-ble for ensuring the safe delivery of care to patients through standardization of policies,

guidelines and protocols. She provides consultation to services caring for hyperglycemic pa-

tients. Her research interests include patient education and glucose metric outcomes.

Patricia Jakel, MSN, RN, AOCN is co-chair of the Nursing Practice Research Council, and

an advance practice nurse for the solid tumor program at UCLA Healthcare. She received the Advanced Practice Nurse of the Year Award in 1997 from the Los Angeles Chapter of the On-

cology Nursing Society. Ms. Jakel is a member of several professional organizations, and is

involved in nursing research looking at moral distress, compassion fatigue and ethics.

Priscilla Kehoe, PhD is a neuroscientist studying the enduring effects of early stress. As di-

rector of research at UCLA School of Nursing, she mentors, assists and facilitates faculty in writing grants and research manuscripts. She has a demonstrated record of successful and

productive mentorships and collaborations with UCLA faculty.

Jillian Kenney, BSN, RN, OCN is a staff nurse with the Solid Oncology Program at UCLA San-

ta Monica Medical Center. She was a co-investigator for a research project examining the use of technology to combat compassion fatigue; which was presented as a podium presentation

at the 2015 Oncology Nursing Society Congress in Orlando, and was accepted for publication

for the winter edition of the Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing.

Toyin Lawal, MSN, RN-CCCTM is the director of ambulatory nursing, assisting the chief

nursing officer, ambulatory nursing. In this leadership role, Toyin leads, directs, monitors and evaluates the delivery of health and clinical services across UCLA Health’s large network of

clinics and medical practices. Toyin is a dedicated leader at UCLA and is recognized by others

for always putting the patient in the center of all her decisions.

Betty Lee, MN, RN, CNS, CMSRN is a clinical nurse specialist of adult medicine at UCLA San-

ta Monica. She also serves as co-chair of the Clinical Practice Council, Exemplary Professional Practice Falls Prevention group, and CNIII Clinical Ladder Council.

Meyer Luskin and his wife, Renee, are longtime supporters of UCLA. Among their many philanthropic endeavors, in 2011, they donated $100 million to support aca-demic programs and capital improvements, which made the Meyer and Renee Luskin Conference Center a reality. We are pleased to be among the Center’s first confer-ences, and to welcome Mr. Luskin to open our 15th Annual Research and Evidence -Based Practice Conference.

Robert Martin, PsyD, has been helping leaders, teams, and organizations improve their

effectiveness for over 17 years. He does this by using hands-on “show-learn-do” methods to transfer lean culture to them. His methods are practical and effective, but grounded by edu-

cation, experience, and science.

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John C. Mazziotta, MD, PhD is vice chancellor, UCLA Health Sciences and CEO, UCLA Health.

Dr. Mazziotta has published more than 260 research papers and eight texts, and received nu-merous awards and honors. He has been elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National

Academy of Sciences and is a member of the Royal College of Physicians.

Norma D. McNair, PhD, RN, ACNS, CNRN, CCRN is a clinical nurse specialist with over 30 years

of experience in the role. She has mentored nurses in evidence-based practice and research projects for over ten years.

Pamela Miller, PhD, RN, ACNP, CNS is a senior nurse scientist for the research and evidence-

based practice program at UCLA Health. She continues to build capacity and infrastructure that supports research and evidence-based practice activities, including oversight of the Nursing

Practice Research Council and Clinical Practice Council. Dr. Miller’s research expertise includes

quantitative methodology, statistical methods, and clinical outcomes.

Adey Nyamathi, PhD, ANP, FAAN serves as the Audrienne H. Moseley Endowed Chair in Com-

munity Health Research, distinguished professor, and associate dean for research and interna-tional scholarship at the UCLA School of Nursing. In addition, she is principal investigator of

nine NIH-funded RO1s, and other grants, funded by NIDA, NIAAA, and NICHD.

Pamela Nye, RN, MS, CNRN, SCRN, CNS is the clinical nurse specialist for neuroscience and stroke coordinator at UCLA Santa Monica Medical Center in the departments of neurosugery, general neurology and stroke. She is an assistant professor with the UCLA School of Nursing nurse practitioner program. Her research interest explores the impact of current or remote alcohol use on increased in-patient fall rates due to the behavioral characteristic of impulsivity.

Carol Pavlish, PhD, RN, FAAN is the associate professor and pre-licensure program director

with the UCLA School of Nursing and a fellow in the American Academy of Nursing. Her clinical

background includes CCU, MICU, and oncology. Her research focuses on preventing gender-

based violence in post-conflict settings and preventing ethical conflicts and moral distress in

clinical practice.

Huibrie C. Pieters, PhD, DPhil, RN focuses her work on treatment-related decisions, informed

by her international and domestic experiences in nursing and clinical psychology. The unique contribution of her body of work is describing complex issues that pose a serious threat to both

survival and quality of life; improving healthcare by exploring ways to improve access and in-

crease adherence, both for disease prevention and active treatment.

Janet Rimicci, MSN, RN is currently the executive director of quality and patient safety for

UCLA Health. Areas of oversight include quality improvement, value, infection prevention, and safety. She was also previously the director of emergency and trauma services at the UCLA

Medical Center in Los Angeles which included oversight of the pre-hospital care base station,

emergency department, trauma services, and chief of staff of operations.

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Bredny Rodriguez, MLS is an associate librarian at the Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library

of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Bredny serves as the library's primary liai-son to the School of Dentistry and the Division of the Life Sciences. Bredny taught multiple

ANCC certified continuing education courses on literature database searching at the UCLA

Medical Center, Santa Monica.

Linda Sarna, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN is the interim dean for the UCLA School of Nursing. She

is internationally recognized for her scholarly activities promoting nursing involvement in to-bacco control and her oncology nursing research focused on quality of life and symptoms of

patients with lung cancer. She is the author of more than 200 peer-reviewed articles, books,

chapters and other publications, and has numerous honors and awards.

Loretta So, MSN, RN, CGRN a current PhD student at UCLA School of Nursing, has clinical

expertise in healthcare quality management, patient safety promotion and gastroenterology nursing practice. Her research interest focuses on organizational influences and nurses’ role

in reporting adverse events resulting from medical errors, and second victim phenomenon in

the context of moral distress impacts on healthcare providers.

Johnese Spisso, MPA, RN, assumed the position of president of UCLA Health, CEO of UCLA

Hospital System and associate vice chancellor of UCLA Health Sciences on February 8, 2016. She is a nationally recognized academic healthcare leader with 30 years of experience, and

oversees all operations of UCLA’s hospitals and clinics as well as the health system’s regional

outreach strategy.

Mary Woo, PhD, RN, FAAN focuses her research on investigations into autonomic-cardiac

interactions in relation to brain-heart interactions, particularly in advanced heart failure pa-tients. She is a member of the research mentorship team and initiated the “Practical Stat”

course for doctoral students in the UCLA School of Nursing.

Jennifer Zanotti, MSN, RN joined the ambulatory nursing team in October of 2015, and

serves as the first-ever ambulatory clinical nurse specialist (CNS) at UCLA Health. Jennifer has over 15 years of nursing experience, including serving as Magnet® program director for UCLA

Health. As ambulatory CNS, Jennifer provides leadership in clinical expertise, nursing practice,

and systems innovation to over 180 clinics and medical practices.

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2016 Gawlinski Research Scholarship Recipients

Melinda Catubig-Espiritu, BSN, RN, CCRN

UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica 4CW-ICU

Heather Hackett, BSN, RN, RNC-NIC

UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica NICU

Joanne Howe, RN-BC, BSN, PHN

UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica 4MN

Duc (Duke) Khong, BSN

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center 4ICU (MICU)

Ophelia Lee, CNL, PHN

UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica

4CW ICU

Erika Lozano, RN

The Stewart and Lynda Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA 4W—Child/Adolescent Unit

Pente Ng, BSN, RN

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center 4ICU (MICU)

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DAY 1 AGENDA – SEPTEMBER 20, 2016

KEYNOTE, PRESENTATIONS, AND NETWORKING

7:00 am -

8:00 am

Registration and Continental Breakfast Centennial Hall

Pre-Function Area

8:00 am -

8:10 am

Opening Remarks


Meyer Luskin

Centennial Hall

Salon A & B

8:10 am -

8:30 am

Welcome Address

John Mazziotta, MD, PhD

Johnese Spisso, MPA


Linda Sarna, PhD, RN, AOCN, FAAN

Centennial Hall

Salon A & B

8:30 am -

9:30 am

Keynote Address

Kathy Malloch, PhD, MBA, RN, FAAN

Evidence, Performance Improvement & Innovation:

A New Look at the Chicken and Egg Dilemma

Centennial Hall

Salon A & B

9:30 am -

10:15 am

Gawlinski Research Scholars

Carol Pavlish, PhD, RN, FAAN

Katherine Brown-Saltzman, MA, RN

Responding to the Aching Heart

Centennial Hall

Salon A & B

10:15 am -

10:30 am

Break Centennial Hall

Pre-Function Area and

Nutrition Hub

10:30 am -

12:00 pm

Poster Session Exploration, Catalyst

Journey, and Alliance

12:00 pm -

1:00 pm

Lunch Centennial Terrace

1:00 pm -

3:15 pm

Session A: Advanced Leadership

Moderator: Rose Healy, MS, RN, CNS

UCLA School of Nursing and UCLA Health Collaboration Panel


Adey Nyamathi, PhD, ANP, FAAN

Huibrie Pieters, PhD, DPhil, RN

Sandra Dewar, MS, RN

Carol Pavlish, PhD, RN, FAAN

Katherine Brown-Saltzman, MA, RN


Developing Academic-Practice Partnerships through

Collaboration: “How To” and Illustrations of Successful

Partnerships

Centennial Hall

Salon A

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*Evaluations/CEs will be sent via email

Quanna Batiste, DNP, HCSM, RN

Toyin Lawal, MSN, RN-CCCTM

Jennifer Zanotti, MS, RN, CNS

Ambulatory Nursing Care: Leading Evidence-Based Strategies

for Success

Janet Rimicci, MSN, RN

Robert Cherry, MD, MS

Aligning Quality Efforts Across a Health Care System to Achieve

the Triple Aim (Quality of System Integration)

1:00 pm -

3:15 pm

Session B: Podium Abstract Session

Moderator: Jillian Kenney, BSN, RN, OCN

Context Matters: Leveraging the Environment to Achieve

Optimal Outcomes

Optimist A

1:00 pm -

3:15 pm

Session C: Podium Abstract Session

Moderator: Loretta So, MSN, RN, CGRN

Insights for Improving Outcomes and Safety

Optimist B

1:00 pm -

3:15 pm

Session D: Podium Abstract Session

Moderator: Brenda Hardin-Wike, MSN, RN, CCRN, CCNS

Strategies to Enhance Value When Caring for Complex Patients

Centennial Hall

Salon B

3:15 pm -

3:30 pm


Pre-Function Area

Nutrition Hub

3:30 pm -

4:00 pm

Awards Presentation

Raffle

Closing

Centennial Hall

Salon A & B

4:00 pm -

6:00 pm

Networking Reception Event Centennial Hall

Pre-Function Area

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DAY 2 AGENDA – SEPTEMBER 21, 2016

CLINICAL INQUIRY WORKSHOP TRACKS

7:00 am –

8:00 am

Registration and Continental Breakfast Centennial Hall

Pre-Function Area

8:00 am –

8:05 am

Welcome


Centennial Hall

Salon A & B

8:05 am -

9:30 am

Opening Session

The 10 Faces of Innovation

Increasing Your Face Value: 10 Strategies to

Accelerate Collaboration



Centennial Hall

Salon A & B

9:30 am -

9:45 am


Pre-Function Area

and Nutrition Hub

9:45 am -

11:00 am Research

A Roadmap for your Research

Priscilla Kehoe, PhD, RN

Exploration

Evidence-

Based

Practice

Formulating Answerable, Searchable

Clinical Questions (PICOT)

Norma McNair, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC, CNRN, CCRN

Optimist A & B

Quality

Improvement

Integrating Lean Principles with EBP

Robert Martin, PsyD

William Taylor, MBA

Centennial Hall

Salon B

Innovation

Measuring Innovations: Strategies to Nail

Jello on the Wall


Centennial Hall

Salon A

11:00 am -

11:15 am


Pre-Function Area

and Nutrition Hub

11:15 am -

12:30 pm Research

Introduction to Survey Design and Testing

Mary-Lynn Brecht, PhD

Exploration

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Evidence-

Based

Practice

Search Strategies and Techniques

Bredny Rodriguez, MLS

Optimist A & B

Quality

Improvement

Managing Improvement Projects Using A3 and

PDCA Methodology

Robert Martin, PsyD

William Taylor, MBA

Centennial Hall

Salon B

Innovation

Tools of Innovation: Human Centered Design



Centennial Hall

Salon A

12:30 pm -

1:45 pm

Meet the Experts Round Table Lunch Centennial Terrace

1:45 pm -

3:00 pm

Research

Statistics Without Tears: Running Basic

Statistics on Microsoft Excel

Mary Woo, PhD, RN, FAAN

Exploration

Evidence-

Based

Practice

Approaches to Organizing and Synthesizing

the Evidence

Betty Lee, MN, RN, CNS, CMSRN

Optimist A & B

Quality

Improvement

Part 1: Improving Processes Through Value

Stream Mapping (Hands-on Simulation)

Robert Martin, PsyD

William Taylor, MBA

Centennial Hall

Salon B

Innovation

Storytelling: Innovating with Insight



Centennial Hall

Salon A

3:00 pm -

3:15 pm


Pre-Function Area

and Nutrition Hub

3:15 pm -

4:30 pm Research

Introduction to Secondary Data Analysis


Exploration

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Evidence-

Based

Practice

The Practicalities of Outcome Measures

Pamela Nye, MS, RN, CNRN, SCRN

Optimist A & B

Quality

Improvement

Part 2: Improving Processes Through Value

Stream Mapping (Hands-on Simulation)

Robert Martin, PsyD

William Taylor, MBA

Centennial Hall

Salon B

Innovation

Prototyping: Bringing Life to Great Ideas



Centennial Hall

Salon A

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Day 1 Podium Abstract Sessions Session B: Leveraging the Environment to Achieve Optimal Outcomes [Room Location: Optimist A]

1300 A Healthy School Environment: What Students Envision. Ellen Daroszewski, PhD, APRN. University of Phoenix Cen-

ter for Health Engineering Research (Research)

1320 Exploring Distress Caused by Blame for a Negative Patient Outcome. Judy E. Davidson, DNP, RN, FCCM, FAAN. UC

San Diego Health (Research)

1340 Competency Tools for Evaluating Interprofessional (IPE) Education. Mary Ann Shinnick, PhD, ACNP, CCNS; Deborah

Koniak-Griffin, EdD, FAAN. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (Research)

1400 Addressing Second Victim Syndrome in the Workplace. Patricia Graham, MS, RN, CCRN. UC San Diego Health (Research)

1420 Making a Difference in the Patient Experience by Integrating Nursing Presence. Mary Hersh, PhD, RN, CHPN, FPCN Torrance Memorial Medical Center (Research)

1440 The Lived Experience of Nurses Who Integrate Complementary and Alternative Modalities of Care in Nursing Prac-

tice to Meet the Holistic Needs of the Patient. Nel Thomas, PhD, RN. Adventist University (Research)

Session C: Insights for Improving Outcomes and Safety [Room Location: Optimist B]

1300 Handshake Free Zone: Changing Culture in the NICU to Reduce Infection. Heaven Holdbrooks, MSN, RNC-NIC, PNP.

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (Research)

1319 Reducing CLABSI in the NICU Using Quality Improvement Initiatives and Evidence-Based Interventions. Tracy Gen-

uino, BSN, CCRN. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (QI)

1338 High Touch Down Wipe Down: Decreasing Clostridium Difficile Rates in the Oncology Population. Laura Alfonso,

BSN, RN, OCN; Maria Quirch, BSN, RN, OCN. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica (EBP)

1357 Catch Me If You CAM (Confusion Assessment Method): Fall Prevention in Patients with Cognitive Impairment. Ashwini Prasad, BSN, RN; Vera Lopez, MSN, RN, PCCN. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica (QI)

1416 Emphasizing the Patient Voice: An Innovative Patient-Centered Process Improves Clinical Practice in Pain Control. Alyssa DeBellis, BSN; Olivia Kulig-Kort, MSN, FNP-BC.UCLA Health System (QI)

1435 Implementation of a Patient Agreement for Opioids and Stimulants in an Adult Primary Care Practice. Erin Downey, DNP, MSN, MPA, RN. Duke University School of Nursing (QI)

1454 Implementation of an ICU Sleep Hygiene Bundle to Improve Outcomes. Michele Maines, MSG, MSN, RN, CNL. UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica (QI)

Session D: Strategies to Enhance Value when Caring for Complex Patients [Room Location: Centennial Hall Salon B]

1300 Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) Monitoring of Bilateral Lower Extremities in Subjects Undergoing Minimally Inva-

sive Robotic Cardiac Procedures. Christian Eisenring, MSN, ACNP-BC. UCLA Health System (Research)

1320 Utilizing Telehealth and Structured Post Discharge Phone Calls to Prevent 30-Day Readmissions in the Cardiac Sur-

gery Patient Population. Mat Ilasin, BSN, RN; Marisa Hallare, BSN, RN, PCCN. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

(EBP)

1340 Does Routine Ambulation Improve Physical and Psychological Experiences of 1A Listed Heart Transplant Patients in the CCU? Norma McNair, PhD, RN; Juvy Wiley, BSN, RN; Judith Spencer, RN. Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (Research)

1400 Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) Throughput Tracking: Decreasing Length of Stay. Marie Andrea Enriquez, BSN, RN, CPAN; Maria Clarissa Park, BSN, RN, CCRN, CPAN. Keck Medical Center of USC (QI)

1420 Strategies to Reduce the Use of Constant Observation Aids (COAs)/Sitters on an Acute Care Pediatric Units. Michelle Tolentino, MSN, RN, CPN; Chai-Chih Huang, MSN, RN, NE-BC. UCLA Health System (QI)

1440 Interdisciplinary Team-Driven Value-based Care Redesign to Improve Rest & Recovery of Post-Surgical Patients. Ivy Kwon, MPH; Raquel Branom, DNP, RN, ACNS-BC. UCLA Health System (QI)

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Day 1 Poster Abstracts CLINICAL PRACTICE [Room Location:Exploration]

1. Veronica Acevedo, BSN, RN-BC; Shonna Murdock, BSN, RN, CCRN; Amber Bullock, BSN, RN, CCRN, CPAN; Angela Briguglio, MSN, APRN, ACNS-BC. Utilizing the Johns Hopkins Evidence-Based Practice Model to Implement Paravertebral Nerve Blocks in the Adult Surgical Patient Population. Keck Medical Center of USC. [Evidence-Based Practice]

2. Hanna Barr, BSN, RN; Stephanie Trifiro, BSN, RN; John Adams, BSN, RN; Sheren Dangca, BSN, RN. Early Mobiliza-tion: Your Road to Recovery. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

3. Lindsey Bloom, BSN, RN, SCRN. The CAUTI Disappearing Act- Using HOUDINI Criteria and a Basin Less Approach. Glendale Adventist Medical Center. [Quality Improvement]

4. Raquel Branom, DNP, RN, ACNS-BC; Linda Oelrich, MSN, RN; Pronita Agarwala, MSN, RN; Flor Espinal-Ramirez, RN; Lourdes La Torre, BSN, RN; Carla Casillas, BSN, RN; Kazuyo Tokunaga, RN; Monica Choi, MSN, RN; Patricia McCafferty, MSN, RN; Ivy Kwon, MPH; Hung-Jui Tan, MD. Rest and Recovery: A Patient Sleep Quality Improvement Project. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

5. Charla Megan Felix, BSN, RN; Linda Ok, BSN, RN; Jeanne Truong, BSN, RN; Kirsten Gutlay, BSN, RN. How Does a Stand-ardized Versus a Non-Standardized Bowel Regimen Impact Length of Stay and Readmission in Post-Operative Thoracic Pa-tients? UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

6. Mary Galuska, BA; Steven Fritzsche, BA. The Benefits of a Gratitude Practice Intervention in an Adolescent Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Setting. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

7. Theresa Kirkpatrick, RN; Jennifer Armstrong, RN; Myke Federman, MD; Yonca Bulut, MD. SSHH - Supporting Sleep for Health and Healing. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

8. Leah Korkis, MSN, RN; Jessica Kaltman, MD; Anne Walling, MD, PhD; Neil Wenger, MD, MPH. Implementation of InPatient Post Mortem Survey. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

9. Heidi Kubeck, RN; Manya Mirzoyan, RN; Russell Kerbel, MD; Betty Lee, MN, RN, CNS, CMSRN. Improving Early Identifica-tion of Patient Deterioration with a Clinical Triggers System. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

10. Manny Machado, BSN, RN-BC; Susan Rappaport, MSN, RN, NE-BC; Kandace Kelly, DNP, RN-BC; Suzanne Ferris, CSW; Nancy Wicks, OT; Hannah Roggenkamp, MD; Karen Miotto, MD. Decreasing Assaults on an Adult Psychiatric In-Patient Unit. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

11. Pamela Nye, MS, RN, CNRN, SCRN. Does Current or Past Drug/Alcohol Use Serve as a Predictor of Impulsive Behavior Leading to Falls in a Hospitalized Neuroscience Patient? UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

12. Neil Peig, RN, MSN, PCCN, AGCNS-BC. Development and Implementation of Evidence-Based Nursing Care Guidelines in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

13. Jose Angelo Santillan, BSN, RN- BC; Lani Thong, BSN, RN- BC; Antonio Aventino, RN; Tina Cao, BSN, RN- BC; Marites Velena, BSN, RN; Monica Anorve, RN; Veronica Acevedo, BSN, RN- BC. Journey to Paravertebral Nerve Block Competency: An Evidence-Based Practice Quality Outcome Process. Keck Medical Center of USC. [Quality Improvement]

14. Gergana Uzanova, BSN, RN; Christine Lee, BSN, RN; Era Chuadry, BSN, RN; Christian Eisenring, MSN, ACNP-BC. Ex-Vivo Heart Perfusion Using the Organ Care System reduces the Donor Heart Cold Ischemia Time. UCLA Health System. [Research]

15. Sangyoung Yu-Choi, MSN-Ed,RN, PCCN. Continuous ST-segment Monitoring: The Adoption of AACN Practice Alert in the In-termediate Care Unit. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

GLOBAL HEALTH [Room Location:Exploration]

16. Walter Chin, BSN; Oswaldo Huchim, PhD, MD; Dan Popa, MD; Sophia Fang, BS. Educational Intervention Among Artisanal Fishermen of the Yucatan Peninsula, Separating Engine Exhaust Gases from Compressor Intake. UCLA Health System. [Research]

INFECTION PREVENTION [Room Location:Exploration]

17. Geovanny Estrada, BSN, RN, CPN; Jillian Smith, MSN, RN; Nancy Sanchez, BSN, RN; Karen Redondo, BSN, RN; Leonard Mendoza, BSN, RN; Nicole Labus, RN; Carol Tsui, RN; Deovina Jordan, PhD, RN; Sufia Husain, MSN, RN; Allison Levine, BSN, RN, CPN. A Five-Year Retrospective Analysis of Infection Prevention Practice Changes in Acute Care Pediatrics. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

18. Lauren Nicolosi, BSN RN, CCTN; Katherine Gliddon, BSN, RN-BC, CCTN; Marsha Sinanan-Vasishta, MBA, MSN, RN. Imple-mentation of the Crush Bundle to Reduce Incidence of C. DIFFICILE on a Solid Organ Transplant Unit. New York Presbyterian Hospital. [Quality Improvement]

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Day 1 Poster Abstracts NURSE LEADERSHIP/PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT [Room Location: Exploration]

19. Lee Galuska, PhD, RN, NE-BC. Developing Emerging Nurse Leaders: In the Classroom and Beyond! UCLA Health System. [Research]

20. Betty Halvorson, RN, ACNS-BC, MMGT; Julie Semper, RN; Linda Lillington, PhD, RN; Mary Hersh, PhD, RN; Clare Torres, BSN, RN. Clinical Nurse Specialists Guide Staff Nurses to Promote Practice Accountability Through Peer Review. Torrance Me-morial Medical Center. [Evidence-Based Practice]

21. Christina Lo, BSN, M.Ed, RN,PHN; Alex McCoy-Garlick, BSN, RN. Off to a Great Start! Standardizing the NICU Orientation Process. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

22. Maria Olton, BSN, RN CCRN-K; Linda Lillington, PhD, RN; Maricarmen Luhrsen, MSN, RN, NE-BC. Designing a Professional Development Pathway to Engage Staff Nurses, Promote Professional Growth, and Drive Outcomes. Torrance Memorial Medical Center. [Evidence-Based Practice]

23. Joyce Reinholdt, BSN, RN-BC, MTOM, Lac; Leilani Ayala, MSN, RN, PMHCNS-BC; Amanda Shaw, BSN, RN. Moving Beyond Mere Survival: A Group Mentoring Program for New Graduate Nurses. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

24. Grace Sund, RN, MSN, CPNP, CPHON, CNS. Creating a Culture of Professional Development Through Staff Engagement. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

25. Kelsey Wong, MSN, RN, PHN. Nurse Fatigue: Causes of and Strategies to Minimize Fatigue. Children's Hospital Los Angeles. [Research]

NURSE PRACTICE ENVIRONMENT [Room Location: Exploration]

26. Jillian Kenney, BSN, RN, OCN; Pattie Jakel, MSN, RN, AOCN; Natalie Ludan, BSN, RN, OCN; Pamela Miller, PhD, RN, ACNP, CNS; Norma McNair, PhD, RN. Does the Use of the Provider Resilience Mobile App Reduce Compassion Fatigue in On-cology Nursing? UCLA Health System. [Research]

PATIENT EXPERIENCE [Room Location: Catalyst]

27. Charito Ansay, MSN, CPAN; Clara Chavez, BSN; Rusela Bedrejo, BSN. Applying Swanson's Caring Theory in Pain Manage-ment in the PTU-PACU. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

28. Janet Gedjeyan, BSN, RN; Hyo Lee, BSN, RN; Kyle Andrada, BSN, RN. Effectiveness of Systematic Teach-Back with the Heal-ing Heart Handbook in Cardiac Surgery Patients. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

29. Kerry Gold, RN, CCRN, CEN, MICN; Jennifer Fine, Parent Advisory Council Member-Mattel Children's Hospital. Improving the Care in the ED through Successful Parent Advisory Partnerships. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

30. Katie Haugh, BSN, RN, RNC-NICU. Optimization of Infant's Transition Home: A Standardized Approach to Discharge Follow-Up Phone Calls. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

31. Christine Mikels, RNC-NIC. Consistent Caregiver Project in the NICU. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

32. Diane Oran, MSN, RN, NP-BC; John Creel, RN; Nelly Dipaolo, BSN, RN; Janice Dy, RN; Diana Erslovas, RN; Anna Kurtz, LCSW; Jane Pressman, BSN-BC, RN; Suzie Scarpaci, RN. Psychiatric Medication Inpatient Education. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

33. Isabell Purdy, PhD, MSN, RN, NNP, CPNP; Jenene Craig, PhD, MBA, OTR/L; Paula Zeanah, PhD, MSN, RN. Development and Dissemination of Evidence-Based Recommendations for Psychosocial Support of NICU Parents: Post Discharge and Be-yond. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

POPULATION HEALTH/COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS [Room Location: Catalyst]

34. Leilanie Marie Ayala, MSN, RN,PMHCNS-BC,PMHNP-BC; Robbie Harris-Depriest, RT; Sunnie Dishman, BSN, RN-BC; Erika Lozano, BSN, RN; Jaimie Chazen, BS. Role of Nurses in Bullying Prevention: Importance of Establishing a Community Partner-ship Program. UCLA Health System. [Evidence-Based Practice]

35. Audrey Sharon Bejo-Huerto, MSN, RNC-MNN, CLE. Breastfeeding Promotion: An Important Public Health Strategy. TMMC. [Quality Improvement]

36. Walter Chin, BSN; Laura Jacoby, BS; Olivia Simon, BS; Nisha Talati, BS; Gracelene Wegrzyn, BS; Rachelle Jacoby, BS; Jacob Proano, BS, CHT; Susan Sprau, MD; Gerald Markovitz, MD; Rita Hsu, BS; Ellie Joo, BS. Centers Capable of Teaching Hy-perbaric Emergencies in the United States. UCLA Health System. [Research]

37. Walter Chin, BSN; Scott Ninokawa, BS; Eric Chan, BS; Chinya Huang, BS. Diving Behavior and Decompression Stress Among Artisanal Fishermen from the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico. UCLA Health System. [Research]

38. Walter Chin, BSN; Oswaldo Huchim, PhD, MD; Ellie Joo, BS; Sophia Fang, BS; Susan Sprau, MD. Measuring the Accuracy of Artisanal Fishermen's Underwater Depth Perception. UCLA Health System. [Research]

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Day 1 Poster Abstracts POPULATION HEALTH/COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, Continued [Room Location: Catalyst]

39. Sheena Cruz, BS; Stephanie Sumstine, BS, CHES; Summer Takeda, BSN, RN; Cassandra Schroeder, BA; Jocelyn Men-dez; Niloofar Bavarian, Ph.D, MPH. Health-Compromising Practices of Undergraduate College Students: Examining Racial/Ethnic and Gender Differences in Prescription Stimulant Misuse. California State University, Long Beach. [Research]

40. Frances Dunniway, DNP, RN, FNP-BC; Ellen Daroszewski, PhD, APRN. Use of In-Class Simulation with Middle and High School Students to Teach Disaster Preparedness During the 2015 Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill. University of Phoenix. [Research]

41. Karen Herold, DNP, WHCNP-BC, FNP-BC. Reducing the Risk of Breast Cancer-The Hoag Early Risk Assessment Program (HERA) The First Year. Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian. [Research]

TECHNOLOGY [Room Location: Synergy]

42. Corbin Bosse, BSN, RN-BC; Bob Bencangey, MSN, RN; Kandace Kelly, DNP, RN-BC. Improving Usability of an Electronic Seclusion and Restraint Documentation Module. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

43. Melinda Catubig-Espiritu, MSN, RN, CCRN; Mary Lawanson-Nichols, MSN, RN, NP, CCRN. Increasing the Use of an EMR Weaning Assessment Tool within an Intensive Care Unit. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

44. Caroline Given, BSN, RN; Tara Marie O'Conner, BSN, RN; Cathy Puno, BSN, RN; Leslie Denogean, MSN, RN; Valentina Obreja, BSN, RN; Nichole Donahue, BSN, RN; Jorie Pope, BSN, RN; Sarah Pattynama, BSN, RN. Wii-hab: Making Rehabilitation Fun. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

45. Edward Nazareth, MSN, RN, PCCN. Making the Case for Tele-Medicine: Improving Acute Care Stroke Patient Outcomes in a Community Hospital. Torrance Memorial Medical Center. [Quality Improvement]

46. Cherie Neil, MSN, RN, PCCN; Tracy Guy, MPH; Fotine Mamais, MSN, RN, GNP. Leveraging Nursing Informatics to Improve Quality: User-Friendly Reports Equip Front Line Nurses. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

47. Mary Ann Shinnick. Validity of Eye Tracking as an Assessment Tool in Simulation. UCLA Health System. [Research]

48. Lisa Van Sickle, BSN,RN; Erick Barraza Robles, BSN, RN, PCCN. Lead to Lead Bedside Report Using a Standardized Unit Handoff Tool. Torrance Memorial Medical Center. [Research]

VALUE [Room Location: Synergy]

49. Walter Chin, BSN; Maxine Chang, BS; Olivia Simon, BS; Jacob Proano, BS; Enoch Huang, MD. Differences in Clinician Re-imbursement Based on Hyperbaric Emergency Indication Treatments. UCLA Health System. [Research]

50. Naiwei Hsu, BSN, RN, CCRN; Stanley Su, BSN, RN, CCRN. Gaining Control over Supply Use and Cost in a Busy Burn/Wound Center. Torrance Memorial Medical Center. [Quality Improvement]

51. Anila Ladak, MSN, RN, GNP-BC, NE-BC; Valerie Yeo, MSN, RN, GNP. Improving Patient Outcomes on a Geriatric Unit through a Structured Volunteer 'Care Companion' Program. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

52. Eugene Macasieb, BSN, RN, CCRN; Connie Van, BSN, RN; Eileen Maala, BSN, RN, CCRN-CMC; Ann Regalado, MSN, BSN, RN. Improving Compliance and Reducing Cost of Oral Care for Ventilated Patients. Torrance Memorial Medical Center. [Evidence-Based Practice]

53. Beatris Martinez, ADN, NP, WHNP-BC. Reducing Incidental Overtime (IO) in Labor and Delivery: The Team Lead Nurse Role. Torrance Memorial Medical Center. [Quality Improvement]

54. Charmaine Platon, BSN, RN-BC; Jessica Chiu, BA; Kandace Kelly, DNP, RN-BC. Improving 1:1 Utilization on an In-Patient Adult and Geriatric Psychiatric Unit. UCLA Health System. [Quality Improvement]

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