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The Spring 2015 Southwest Ohio - Full- Day Nurse Seminar
Register Now
| When: |
Saturday, May 16, 2015, 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM |
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LivINN Hotel- Large Conference Room
LivINN Hotel
11385 Chester Rd
Sharonville , OH 45246
513-772-7877 |
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| Contact: |
Shasme Jones
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| Topics: |
“Boost Your Brain Power” - 2.5 CE
"Recent Changes in Law and Rules for Nurses" -1 CE
"Dementia- A Family Disease" - 3.5 CE
(See Objectives below for 7 CE's Total)
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| Registration: |
Required By Friday, May 01, 2015 |
| Payment: |
Payment In Advance Only |
| Event Rules: |
Included a continental breakfast, as well as a delicious Panera catered lunch at an “All Inclusive” price. We encourage Non-Member’s (RN/LPN) to Join LPNAO right away, and take advantage of the “Member Discounted Rate” to attend. Hurry and make your reservation, as seating is limited. |
| Registrants & Fees: |
| Registrant |
Fee |
| LPNAO Member |
$ 110.00 |
| Non-Members of LPNAO |
$ 120.00 |
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REBECCA MOLNAR
WYNNE SIMPKINS
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Nurses (LPN's & RN's) from across Ohio will begin our day with a light breakfast and a mingle session, then we will move right into a dynamic educational program!
Learning up close and personal is still one of the most effective ways to grasp information. Rebecca Molnar, MM/PMP, LPN, CDP, CADDCT, CFRDT will be here from Willoughby, Ohio to bring it to us "straight". First on the topic, "Boost Your Brain Power" (2.5 CE's). We will break for a fabulous Panera Bread Catered lunch, then (1 CE- Category-A ) on Laws & Rules (Speaker TBA), then Ms. Molnar will give us valuable information on ” Dementia: A Family Disease”. (3.5 CE's) to bring it on "Home". After all, who doesn't know someone with dementia? This day of learning will earn a total of 7 CE's for nurses.
OBJECTIVES: “Boost Your Brain Power”
- Review of the Limbic, Olfactory, and Autonomic Nervous System
- Examine the history of naturopathic and holistic care
- Appraise the history and benefits of aroma therapy and essential oils
- Discuss the research on “super foods” that reportedly improves mind, body, and spirit.
- Identify your favorite super foods and discover what enhances your body, mind and spirit
OBJECTIVES: "Recent Changes in Laws & Rules for Ohio Nurses"
- Identify at least three substantial changes made over the past 2 years to the Ohio Nurse Practice Act and the Rules that control nursing practice in Ohio
OBJECTIVES: "Dementia- A Family Disease"
- Examine the basic structure and function of parts of the brain
- Review types of dementia and the prevalence of dementia diseases
- Discuss risk factors, guiding principles, and needs of caregivers
- Describe the impact of dementia on the family
- Explain end-of-life and Brain Power
- Identify resources and community care options.
GUEST ROOMS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE SEMINAR COSTS. CALL: (513) 772-7877 TO RESERVE A SUITE $72
Reserve your room today at LivINN Sharonville. We have a limited number of sleeping rooms blocked for our out-of-town guests. You must contact the hotel directly (513) 772-7877 to make reservations. (2 Queen-non-smoking) rooms are just $72/ per night. - Max 4 persons to a room. Be sure to let the reservation desk know your party is with the LPNAO.
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The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
(ADA)
is the most comprehensive law ever passed to protect the civil rights
of individuals with disabilities. The ADA will enable people with
disabilities to participate more fully in their communities, compete
more effectively for jobs, travel more easily in their hometowns and
across the nation, and gain more complete access to the goods and
services that most Americans take for granted. United Spinal Association is proud to have played a role in the passage of this landmark law.
How Health Care Reform is Helping America’s Nurses
and Keeping their Patients Healthier
Nurses know better than anyone why health insurance reform was so desperately needed. They see
firsthand the heartbreaking consequences when insurance companies defer treatment or deny coverage.
They know that insurance premiums and prescriptions can consume a family’s entire budget. Every day
they interact with patients who couldn’t afford to see a doctor and had to go to the emergency room for
something as simple as a sore throat.
President Obama knows nurses play an essential role in our health care system, and thanks to the new
health care law, nurses are gaining new tools and resources to help them help their patients. Here are just
a few of the ways health reform is helping make nurses’ jobs easier and their patients healthier:
• The new health care law takes power away from insurance companies and gives it back to doctors,
nurses and other health professionals. It is ending the worst insurance company abuses, like refusing
to cover people with preexisting conditions, placing annual and lifetime caps on families’ coverage and
canceling people’s insurance when they get sick and need it the most. That way, Americans can make
health decisions based on what their doctors and nurses are telling them—not what their insurance
company says it’ll pay for.
• Thanks to the new health care law, nurses won’t have to watch their patients skip or postpone important
check-ups—such as immunizations and health screenings like mammograms or colonoscopies—because
they cost too much. That’s because insurance companies will have to cover the cost of the preventive
services recommended by experts—and patients won’t have to pay anything out of pocket. This lets
nurses do their job of keeping people healthy, instead of treating them only when it’s too late—when
they’re sick or their condition gets worse.
• The new health care law helps fix America’s critical nursing shortage by attracting more students to
nursing. College students’ federal loans will be forgiven after ten years if they make their payments and
decide to pursue nursing as career. Nursing schools are getting help to promote career advancement
within the field, and students who decide to teach nursing can get some of their loans forgiven too.
There are also new incentives for nurses to enter primary care, which by 2016 will help more than
12,000 more Americans become primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants.
• The new health care law brings more primary care to underserved communities, including rural and
urban neighborhoods. It’s helping build new community health centers and expanding preventive and
primary health care at existing centers. That means health centers in these underserved communities
can serve nearly twice as many patients.
• Thanks to the new law, nurses will get to spend more time focusing on patients and less time worrying
about paperwork. The new law simplifies insurance company paperwork and encourages the use of
electronic medical records.
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