Safe Practice, Safe CareApril 11-12, 2019Saratoga Springs, NY

Setting the Pace 2019

New York State Emergency Nurses Association518 Hooper Rd #256 • Endwell, NY 13760

www.nysena.org

2019 Setting the Pace Conference Committee

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Setting the Pace 2019

Dear Emergency Nurse,

This year we feature an equestrian theme for our conference, complete with a “Night at the Races” Reception/Networking Party on Thursday evening. Ladies put on your fascinator and pearls, Men have your bowler buffed. The perfect hat is meant to complement and complete your race day Reception party outfit.

Our famous auction, this year featuring “Winners Circle” raffle baskets, will again close out Friday.

As always, there will be something for everyone with a variety of topics and speakers such as ENA National President Patricia Kunz Howard speaking on equestrian trauma, Caring for Giants and Dwarfs with Benny Marett and Star Wars Using the Force to manage Respiratory Disease by Michael Moon.

The Setting the Pace conference is always a wonderful opportunity for Emergency Nurses to unite and reinvigorate your passion for Emergency Nursing!

See you at the “Races” - April 11th and April 12th at the Holiday Inn in Saratoga Springs!

Look forward to seeing you!

Yours,Sue ChalupaBreese, MICP, BSN, RN, CPEN, SANE, EMT-P2019 Setting the Pace ChairpersonNew York State Emergency Nurses Association

Questions can be forwarded to the Conference Committee at conference@nysena.org

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Sue ChalupaBreese MICP, BSN, RN, CPEN, SANE, EMT-P Conference Chair

Linda Yonkin MSN, RN, CEN Speaker Chair

Renee Sylvies MSN, RN, CEN Vendor Chair

Mary Harwood MS, RN, CEN Registration Chair

Audrey Dupree Sealey PhD, FNP, LNC Abstraction Chair

Welcome to Setting the Pace 2019!

Conference Faculty

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Margaret Barry, MSN, RN, CEN,CPENClinical Nurse Educator Adult & Pediatrics EDsNY Presbyterian Hospital / Columbia University

New York, NY

Peter Bonadonna EMT-PPast-Director of Monroe Community College

Paramedic ProgramPoint of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Instructor

Rochester, NY

Karen Butler, JD, RNLaw Partner

Thuillez, Ford, Gold, Butler, & Monroe LLPSaratoga Springs, NY

Patrick Byrne, BSN, RN, MEP, CHECRegional Representative of the NYSDOH

Department of Health Emergency Preparedness& Emergency Management for the Finger Lakes

Rochester, NY

Michele Caliva, RN, CSPI, MA, CCEAdministrative Director of Upstate Poison Center &

Upstate Triage and Transfer CenterSyracuse, NY

Theresa Campo, DNP, FNP-C, EMP-BC. FAANP FAENAssociate Clinical Professor & Co-Director

Drexel University School of NursingPhiladelphia, PA

Robert Martin Fine, MSN, BSN, RNInstitute of Health Care Professions

Massachusetts General HospitalDivision of Continuing & Professional Development

Sarah Gallagher BS, RNRegional Stroke Coordinator for URMC

Mobile Stroke Unit CoordinatorRochester, NY

Jonathan Green, DNP, ENP-C, NEA-BCNursing Director for Critical Care

Good Samaritan HospitalSuffern, NY

Patricia Kunz Howard, PhD, CEN, CPEN, TCRNNE-BC, FAEN, FAAN

Current ENA PresidentDirector of Emergency Services

University of Kentucky HealthcareLexington, KY

Mary Lou Killian, DNP, RN FNP-BC, CEN, ENP-C, FAENTeam Health, Lead APC, Nurse Practitioner,

Binghamton, NY

Benjamin Marett, EdD, MSN, RN-BC, CCRN, CEN, NE-B, FAEN

Clinical Nurse Executive Emergency Care Consultants of the Carolinas

Past ENA President (2000)

Susan J. McAllen, MSOL, RN, CENQuality Manager Emergency Services

Montefiore Medical Center Bronx, NY

Michael D. Moon, PhD, MSN, RN, CNS-CC, CEN, FAENUniversity of the Incarnate Word Ila Faye Miller School

of Nursing, Associate ProfessorSan Antonio, TX

Renee Sylvies, MSN, RN, CENClinical Nurse Educator

VHA Emergency DepartmentBuffalo, NY

Salka Valerio, A.A.S/Criminal JusticeOutreach Liaison for Crime Victims

Assistance CenterBinghamton, NY

It is the policy of the Emergency Nurses Association, as an ANCC accredited provider of continuing medical education, to disclose the relationship between the speakers and the proprietary entities that provide support to the conference or are discussed within the context of a presentation. In compliance of this policy, Setting the Pace 2019 Planning Committee members, faculty, and poster presenters are required to disclose to program participants any relationship, including financial interest or affiliation(s), with a commercial company. Disclosures do not suggest bias but provide program participants with information relevant to evaluation of the guideline contents.

Schedule

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Day 1: Thursday, April 11

0700 Registration Opens

0730-1130 Pre-Conference SessionsPre-Session 1 - Location: WinED Nursing Bootcamp: Negotiating S-Curves in the EDStrokeSarah Gallagher BS, RNSBIRTRenee Sylvies MSN, RN, CENSick, Sicker or Sickest: Dealing with Pediatric EmergenciesMargaret Barry MSN, RN, CEN, CPENSusan McAllen MSOL, RN, CENPre-Session 2 - Location: ShowED Leadership ForumJonathan Green DNP, ENP-C, NEA-BCPre-Session 3 - Location: Inn at SaratogaUltrasound Guided IV InsertionPeter Bonadonna EMT-P Mary Lou Killian DNP, RN, FNP-BC, CEN, ENP-C, FAEN Teresa Campo DNP, RN, FNP-c, ENP-BC, FAANP, FAEN

0930-1030 TNCC/ENPC - Location: PlaceQuestion and Answer Open ForumMeet with Cathy and Ginny - NYS Chairs

1130-1245 LUNCH

(lunch is included with pre-session 3 and 4)

1245-1540 Pre-Session 4 - Location: Inn at SaratogaUltrasound DiagnosticsPeter Bonadonna EMT-P Mary Lou Killian DNP, RN, FNP-BC, CEN, ENP-C, FAEN Teresa Campo DNP, RN, FNP-c, ENP-BC, FAANP, FAEN

Jonathan Green DNP, ENP-C, NEA-BCNursing Director for Critical Care Good Samaritan Hospital

Peter Bonadonna EMT-PVeteran paramedic

Mary Lou Killian DNP, RN, FNP-BC, CEN, ENP-C, FAEN Emergency Nurse Practitioner

Theresa Campo DNP, RN, FNP-c, ENP-BC, FAANP, FAEN Director of the Emergency Nurse Practitioner Program & Coordinator of the Family Nurse Practitioner Program Drexel University

Renee Sylvies MSN, RN, CEN Clinical Nurse Educator VHA Emergency Department

Susan McAllen MSOL, RN, CENQuality Manager of Emergency Medical ServicesMontefiore Medical Center

Margaret Barry MSN, RN, CEN, CPENClinical Nurse Educator

Sarah Gallagher BS, RN Regional Stroke Coordinator URMC

Schedule

Day 2: Friday, April 12

1245-1300 Conference Opening Welcome/OrientationLocation: Win/Place/Show

1300-1415 Current Issues Impacting Emergency NursesPatricia Kunz Howard PhD, RN, CEN, CPEN, TCRN, NE-BC, FAEN, FAAN

1425-1540 Breakout SessionsLocation: WinPediatric PoisoningMichele Caliva RN, CSPI, MA, CCELocation: PlaceEmergencies of the SensesBenny Marett RN-BC, EdD, MSN, CEN, CCRN, NE-B, FAENLocation: ShowCurrent Research Trends in Trauma CareMichael Moon PhD, MSN, RN, CNS-CC, CEN, FAEN

1545-1745 Exhibit Hall OpensLocation: Exhibit HallRefreshments, Meet the Vendors, Preview Silent Auction Items

1800-2000 Night at the RacesLocation: Win/Place/ShowOpening Reception/Networking PartyRefreshments, Cash Bar, Music, and Networking Opportunities

0730-0830 Breakfast w/ Exhibitors

0830-0930 Breakout SessionsLocation: WinHuman TraffickingSalka Valerio AAS in Criminal JusticeLocation: PlaceEmerging Drugs of AbuseMichele Caliva RN, CSPI, MA, CCE

Salka Valerio AAS in Criminal Justice Community organizer, educator, linguistic translator, & outreach liaison Crime Victims Assistance Center, INC

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Michael D. Moon PhD, MSN, RN, CNS-CC, CEN, FAEN Associate Professor & Clinical Nurse Specialist

Benny Marett RN-BC, EdD, MSN, CEN, CCRN, NE-B, FAEN Clinical Nurse Executive Emergency Care Consultants

Michele Caliva RN, CSPI, MA, CCE Administrative Director Upstate New York Poison Center, and the Upstate Triage and Transfer Center

Patricia Kunz Howard PhD, RN, CEN, CPEN, TCRN, NE-BC, FAEN, FAAN President of ENA Director of Emergency Services University of Kentucky Healthcare

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Michael D. Moon PhD, MSN, RN, CNS-CC, CEN, FAEN Associate Professor & Clinical Nurse Specialist

Patrick Byrne BSN, RN, MEP, CHEC Regional Representative New York State Department of Health Emergency Preparedness and Emergency Management

Jonathan Green DNP, ENP-C, NEA-BCNursing Director for Critical Care Good Samaritan Hospital

Robert Fine MSN, BSN, RN Institute of Health Care Professions Massachusetts General Hospital

Karen Butler JD, RN Partner Thuillez, Ford, Gold, Butler & Monroe, LLP

0830-0930 Breakout Sessions - Cont.Location: ShowEquestrian TraumaPatricia Kunz Howard PhD, RN, CEN, CPEN, TCRN, NE-BC, FAEN, FAAN

0930-1015 Coffee with Exhibitors

1015-1130 Breakout SessionsLocation: WinCaring for Giants and DwarfsBenny Marett RN-BC, EdD, MSN, CEN, CCRN, NE-B, FAENLocation: PlaceImpact of Improved Throughput on Patient, Nurse, and FacilityJonathan Green DNP, ENP-C, NEA-BCLocation: ShowClimate Change, Heat Wave Emergencies & Treatment of Heat StressRobert Fine MSN, BSN, RN

1130-1230 Awards Luncheon (Location: Exhibit Hall)

1230-1540 General SessionsLocation: Win/Place/Show

1230-1330 Legal Issues in ED NursingKaren Butler JD, RN

1330-1430 Cybersecurity: Sitting on a Digital Deserted IslandPatrick Byrne BSN, RN, MEP, CHEC

1440-1540 Star Wars, Using the Force to Manage Respiratory DiseaseMichael Moon PhD, MSN, RN, CNS-CC, CEN, FAEN

1540-1640 Wrap UpSilent Auction Finale

Benny Marett RN-BC, EdD, MSN, CEN, CCRN, NE-B, FAEN Clinical Nurse Executive Emergency Care Consultants

Evidenced Based Practice

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NYSENA is seeking research and evidence-based practice abstracts that address emergency care issues including clinical, education and injury prevention for presentation at the 2019 conference. The paper and poster sessions are focused on topics that are of interest and importance to nurses, managers, educators, researchers, and others who practice in emergency care settings.

Abstracts must reflect either completed projects or projects in the final stages of completion with results available for inclusion in the poster presentation. Suggested topics include, but are not limited to, abstracts which address clinical practice, education, research, injury prevention, quality & patient safety, trauma, government affairs, pediatrics, telephone triage, emergency medical services, forensics, etc. Authors may submit abstracts for more than one paper and/or poster.

ENA prefers to accept posters and papers from a variety of authors. A primary presenter is the individual who registers for the conference (registration is required) and who presents the paper or poster at the conference. This presenter will have their poster hung at the conference but the presenter does not need to stay at poster, they may attend classes at the conference.

Poster Awards Program: Sponsored by the NYSENA, the Poster Awards Program is open to all authors of presented posters (both ENA members and non-members). Two awards will be given out – one for the best Research poster, and one for the best Evidence-based Practice poster. To be eligible for this award, the poster must be set up at the start of the conference - NO exceptions.

For additional information contact abstracts@nysena.org Deadline: March 15, 2019, Download full guidelines at nysena.org/poster.html

NYS Council MeetingDo you want to get involved? How are you changing Emergency Nursing? Stay an extra day and join us for our New York State Emergency Nurses Association’s Council Meeting on Saturday, April 13, 2019 at the Holiday Inn! Meeting starts at 0800! Lunch will be served so preregistration is required!

Join a great group of dynamic individuals all motivated to incite change!

Whether you’re interested in advocacy, education, safety, injury prevention, or just want to bring back ideas to your local chapters, join us! Have your voice heard!

Saturday, April 13, 2019 at 0800, Holiday Inn Saratoga!

Conference Hotel

Contact Hours

Scholarships

Setting The Pace 2019 is being hosted in Saratoga Springs, NY at the Holiday Inn! The Holiday Inn in Saratoga has been home to our beloved conference for many years past and their staff have always provided up with top notch service! Within walking distance of shopping and restaurants, year after year, this proves to be a great location where attendee’s find fun things to do outside of the conference! Please make your hotel reservations using code NYSENC, for discounted rate $144.00 nightly (single-quad). All reservations must be made before April 5th, 2019 to assure rate and availability.

Holiday Inn 232 BroadwaySaratoga Springs, NY 12866 (518) 584-4550

Each year New York State ENA offers 2 conference registration scholarships to nursing students to attend Setting the Pace. Candidates must be enrolled in an under-graduate nursing program and interested in Emergency Nursing as a career. Submissions must include a verifying letter of student status and ability to attend from a faculty member, and a one page summary of the students goals and reason for wanting to attend.

Applications can be sent to conference@nysena.org Submission Deadline: March 15, 2019

This activity has been submitted to the Emergency Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. The Emergency Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

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NYSENA Board Members

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Be prepared for changes in temperature and dress accordingly and in layers. Please arrive to your sessions on time. Children are not allowed in the educational sessions. Please plan for child care if necessary through the hotel. Out of respect for other attendees and our instructors, please turn off or mute all cell phones and other electronic devices during the courses and refrain from texting.

Attendance at the conference constitutes your permission/consent for photographs to be taken and used by NYSENA for future promotional efforts. These photos are for NYSENA use only.

Every effort is made to accommodate attendees at the session of their choice. Seating is based on a first come, first served basis and must be occupied at the start of the session. Standing or sitting in the aisles or on the floor is not permitted

Mary Ann TeeterPresident

Maryanne Portoro President Elect

Martha Reid Immediate Past President

Marina Grennen Treasurer

Mary Lou Killian Secretary

Maria Giganti & Mary HarwoodDirectors at Large

Seating Policy

Comfort & Courtesy Policy

Photography

Call for Nominations

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Awards are presented each year at the annual conference. Submission of nominations should be sent to awards@nysena.org by March 15, 2019.

Download the Application at: nysena.org/confAwards.html

EDUCATION AWARDRecognizes an ENA member who has demonstrated excellence in the education of nurses or others in the area of emergency nursing.

SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDPresented to an individual who has demonstrated commitment to NYSENA and helps topromote the ideas of emergency nursing through various special projects.

ANITA DORR AWARDPresented to an emergency nurse who is recognized by his/her peers for consistently being knowledgeable in emergency nursing and for presenting him/herself as a caring professional individual, reflecting the integrity and commitment of the woman in whose memory the award is given...the co-founder of ENA, Anita Dorr.

GINNY HENS EMS AWARDThis award is given to an ENA member who promotes collaboration between prehospital care providers and ENA through various activities and projects.

RISING STARRecognizes a NYSENA member of less than 4 years who has made a significant contribution or commitment to a chapter or the NYSENA council. One letter of support must be from a chapter president or member of the NYSENA council.

CERTIFICATES OF APPRECIATIONGiven to non members of ENA, who have assisted ENA in any variety of special activities.

Registration Information

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Registration DeadlineNo mail registrations will be accepted after April 5th, 2019. All registrations postmarked March 28th and later will be processed at the late fee registration rate. Payment must be received to be registered. On site registration, with the ability to accept credit cards is available with an additional $25 fee.

Please Note: No checks for Registration will be accepted after April 5th, 2019. If your facility is paying we suggest a personal check and NYSENA can provide receipt when requested for reimbursement.

To facilitate receiving confirmation, conference info and CE post conference, ONLINE REGISTRATION IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED.

Cancellation Policy Refund requests must be received in writing.After April 1st—75% After April 5th—50%After April 9th—NO REFUND

If you require special materials or services as covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please notify registration coordinator using the address below. Notices must be received in writing by March 28th, 2019.

To Register Online: Go to nysena.org/conference.htmlTo Register by Mail, send your registration form to:Setting the Pace 2019518 Hooper Rd #256 Endwell, NY 13760

Daytime Phone: (844) 469-7362

REGISTRATION IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL FULL PAYMENT IS RECEIVEDPLEASE USE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH REGISTRANT AND PRINT CLEARLY

Questions about Registration? Email conference@nysena.org

Full Name:

Title: ENA Membership Number:

Organization: Organization City:

Address: City: State: Zip:

Phone Number: E-mail:

Are you a first time attendee? □ Yes □ No

Do you require a vegetarian meal? □ Yes □ No

Presessions: April 11th, 0730-1130 (Select One) PLEASE ADD COST to the total cost. ENA Member add $60.00. Non ENA Member’s add $70.00 □ Nursing Bootcamp □ Leadership

Skills Stations Add On Option: $80.00 each or $180 for both for ENA Members, $90.00 or $200 for both for Non-ENA Members (Signing up for both sessions includes lunch) □ Ultrasound Guided IV Insertion □ Ultrasound Diagnostics □ Both

APP: Full Conference (including Ultrasound Guided IV Insertion and Ultrasound Diagnostics pre-sesisons) □ $260

Full Setting The Pace 2019 Conference | Two DaysENA Member (postmarked BEFORE March 28th) □ $150.00Non-ENA Member (postmarked BEFORE March 28th) □ $170.00ENA Member (postmarked AFTER March 28th) □ $170.00Non-ENA Member (postmarked AFTER March 28th) □ $190.00Undergraduate Nursing Student (Must be enrolled in an initial nursing program) □ $120.00

Setting The Pace 2019 Conference | One Day (Friday, April 12th)ENA Member (postmarked BEFORE March 28th) □ $135.00Non-ENA Member (postmarked BEFORE March 28th) □ $155.00ENA Member (postmarked AFTER March 28th) □ $150.00Non-ENA Member (postmarked AFTER March 28th) □ $170.00

Will you be attending the NYS Meeting on Saturday? □ Yes □ No

Method of Payment□ Check or Money Order Enclosed (Make Checks Payable to “NYSENA”)

ALL CREDIT CARD PAYMENTS PLEASE REGISTER ONLINE AT nysena.org/conference.html

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