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2017 Registration Brochure

April 30—May 4, 2017 • JW Marriott Indianapolis • Indianapolis, Indiana

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Table of ContentsConference Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Schedule at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . .6Conference Program . . . . . . . . 7-11Concurrent Tracks . . . . . . . . .12-13Conference Sessions Detailed 14-17ASPAN Dream Walk . . . . . . . .18-19Preconference Offerings . . . . . . .20Postconference Offering . . . . . . .21Hotel Reservation Information . .21General Information . . . . . . . . . . .22Certification Information . . . . . . .22Room Sharing Information . . . . .22Registration Form . . . . . . . . . .23-24Membership Application . . . .25-26ASPAN Board of Directors . . . . . .27

ASPAN National Office90 Frontage Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424PHONE: (877) 737-9696

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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF PERIANESTHESIA NURSES

36th National ConferenceASPAN and the Indiana Society of Perianesthesia Nurses (INSPAN) are excited to welcome you to the historic racing capital of the world for the 36th National Conference April 30th – May 4th, 2017, at the JW Marriott in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. We encourage you to take time from your busy conference schedules to experience at least a few of the notable Indy sites that the city has to offer.

Welcome toIndianapolis

April 30—May 4, 2017 JW Marriott Indianapolis

Indianapolis, Indiana

We welcome you to the Circle City and the Crossroads of America Enjoy the conference and your time in Indianapolis!

• Overlook the city skyline from atop the 284-foot tall Soldiers & Sailors Monument anchoring Monument Circle in the heart of the city . The Civil War museum is at the base of the monument; take note of the circle bordering the grounds - it’s the main reason why one of our city’s long standing nicknames is “The Circle City…”

• Just a block from the JW Marriott you’ll find the Canal Walk that is a great waterside promenade for runners, bikers and sightseers . You can also grab a friend and rent a pedal boat and explore the canal!

• A short ride away is the must-see Mass Ave Arts District . What locals affectionately call “Mass Ave” is a five-block area that is packed with theaters, top restaurants, art galleries and unique boutique shops . Whether you’re a foodie or a shop-till-you-drop person, Mass Ave should be on your to-do list .

• The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is known around the world . The motor speedway hosts the Indianapolis 500, the Brickyard 400 and the Moto GP race . Visitors can explore the rich history of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and auto racing by visiting the IMS Museum. It is just five miles from downtown.

• Step back in time while visiting the Benjamin Harrison House on Delaware Street . Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd president of the United States, and his home is a National Historic Landmark .

• In the mood for something spicy? Head to the world famous St. Elmo’s Steakhouse to have their infamous shrimp cocktail voted by The Travel Channel as “The World’s Spiciest Food ." St . Elmo’s has exceptional food, drinks and Indianapolis hospitality .

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Core Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Contact HoursMonday & Thursday Keynote Speakers . . . . 1 .5 each

Monday Concurrent Sessions . . . . . . . . .1 .0-2 .5 each

Tuesday & Wednesday Concurrent Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .25 each

Learning How to Write CPAN/CAPA Examination Questions – A Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 .0

Meeting the Needs of Patients: Nuts and Bolts of CPAN®/CAPA® Certification/ Using Effective Test-Taking Strategies . . . . . . . . . . . .1 .5

Certification Coaching: The Art of Mentorship . . . . . . . . .1 .0

Why Be Certified? The Benefits and Value of CPAN® and CAPA® Certification . . . . . . . .1 .0

Contact Hours Available for Additional Fees:Preconference Offerings . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 .25 & 7 .25

CPAN®/CAPA® Certification Luncheon . . . . . . . . .0 .75

Development Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0 .75

Postconference Offering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 .0

You have the opportunity to earn 30-40 contact hours during the week!

IndianapolisASPAN’s 36th National Conference, Energizing Generations: The Race to Distinction, is planned and designed with you in mind! The national conference will provide you the opportunity to network with peers, leaders and experts from diverse geographical and healthcare areas. You can also interact with leading industry vendor representatives to gain information and advice on new products and services for quality patient care.

OutcomeTo enable the nurse to increase knowledge on clinical practice, standards and research .

Target AudienceAll professional nurses .

Overall Conference ObjectiveDiscuss current information on pathologies, therapies, techniques and standards which contribute to safe, quality patient care in the perianesthesia setting .

Conference Evaluations and CertificatesAll conference evaluations and certificates will be completed online. Instructions will be included in your conference materials you receive onsite .

Disclosure Statement All planners and presenters at nursing continuing education activities are required to disclose to the audience any significant financial relationships with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial products, goods or services . Such disclosures will be provided in the conference syllabus .

AccreditationThe American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses (ASPAN) is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC-COA) .

Additional ASPAN provider numbers: Alabama #ABNP0074; California Board of Registered Nursing Provider #CEP5197 .

Audio or VideotapingAudiotaping, videotaping or picture taking of any kind (camera, cell phone, tablet, etc .) of any portion of an ASPAN program is strictly prohibited.

Reminder:ASPAN Has Gone GreenASPAN has taken steps to make National Conference more environmentally friendly . Outlines will be available for downloading on the ASPAN Web site beginning April 24, 2017, through June 1, 2017 . Attendees will have the capability to print all handouts or only the sessions that are of interest to them, or save to their devices .

Speakers who wish to provide copies of their presen-tations will have their presentations available on the ASPAN Web site starting April 24, 2017 .

Please note: it is the individual speaker’s decision to allow ASPAN to post his or her PowerPoint presentation on ASPAN’s Web site. Not all PowerPoint presentations will be posted.

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Conference Faculty Amy Berardinelli DNP RN CPAN Mayfield Heights, OH

Annette Brancati RN CPANGreenville, SC

Joseph G. Brooks MDMidland, TX

Cindy Buller ASN RNGrand Junction, CO

Elizabeth Card MSN APRN FNP-BC CPAN CCRPCollege Grove, TN

Melanie Chichester BSN RNC-OB CPLCTownsend, DE

Angela Collins-Yoder PhD RN CCNS ACNS-BCPensacola, FL

Jacque Crosson MSN RN CPANPhoenix, AZ

Heather Crowder BSN RN ONCConcord, CA

Susana Dominguez BSN RNMidland, TX

Kathleen Deleskey DNP RN CNE FJBIBurlington, MA

Kevin de la Roza MDOrlando, FL

Marlene Dunham MBA MANew York, NY

Marcus EngelOrlando, FL

Kathleen Frato MSN RN CAPALyndhurst, OH

Richard Fleeger MSN RN CSSMPhoenix, AZ

Maria Gazy MSN RN CAPA NE-BCLilburn, GA

David Glickman Tampa, FL

Vickie Henry MSN RN CPANBelleville, IL

Steven Herling DOManhasset, NY

Vallire Hooper PhD RN CPAN FAAN Asheville, NC

Hallie Hurt BSN RNOdessa, TX

Maureen Iacono BSN RN CPANJamesville, NY

Brenda Jahnke MSN RN CNSReno, NV

Michael Kahler BSN RN CNORMidland, TX

Kim Kraft MSN RN CPAN CAPA Ballwin, MO

Dina Krenzischek PhD RN CPAN CFRE FAAN Owings Mills, MD

Linda Lakdawala DNP RN CPAN Oakmont, PA

Michelle Levay BSN RN CPNCleveland, OH

Kathleen Lombardo MS RN AOCNS CAPAWhitestone, NY

Celeste Jones-Lyon MHA MBA BSN RN CAPA FACHEHouston, TX

Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAANEllicott City, MD

Maureen McLaughlin MS RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPAActon, MA

Stephanie Meyer MSN RN FNPKansas City, MO

Sheryl Michelson MS RN BCCupertino, CA



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Linda Minnich BSN RN CPANConcord, CA

Trina Mora BSN RN CPAN CAPAMidland, TX

Kim Noble PhD RN ACCNS-AG CPANAmbler, PA

Lynn Nolan MSN RN CPAN CAPAMount Prospect, IL

Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAANYpsilanti, MI

Jan Odom-Forren PhD RN CPAN FAANLouisville, KY

Ruth Pack MSN RN CNLHollis, NH

Terri Passig BSN RN CCRN CPAN CAPAOrlando, FL

Carol Pehotsky DNP RN CPAN ACNS-BCCleveland, OH

James Pehotsky BSN RN-BCOlmstead Township, OH

Veronica Peterson MSN RN NE-BC CNORAmityville, NY

Ellen Poole PhD RN CPAN CNEGlendale, AZ

Jennifer Rice BSN RN CPAN CAPALittle Elm, TX

Mary Rachel Romero MSN RN CPAN CAPADenver, CO

Wanda Rodriguez MA RN CCRN CPANNew York, NY

Jacqueline Ross PhD RN CPANChagrin Falls, OH

Misty Russell BSN RN CPANGrand Junction, CO

Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPA Lakewood, CO

JoAnne Sehr MSN RN CAPABelleville, IL

Susan Shelander RNWoodlands, TX

Renee Smith BSN MS RN CPAN CAPASunbury, PA

Stuart Smith BS SPHRDurham, NC

Daphne Stannard PhD RN-BC CNSSan Francisco, CA

Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPARoyal Oak, MI

Diane Swintek MSN RN CPANMonkton, MD

Shelton Viney MD FACSMidland, TX

Cidalia Vital MS RN CNL CPANLudlow, MA

Donna Voldan BSN RN CAPACleveland, OH

Laura Williams MSN RN CPANGastonia, NC

Linda Wilson PhD RN CPAN CAPA BC CNE CHSE CHSE-A ANEF FAAN Philadelphia, PA

Kim Wirth BSN RNCedar Park, TX

Vicki Yfantis MSN RN CRNP CPANOlney, MD

Laura Yontz MSN MPH RN CPANPleasant Garden, NC

Antoinette Zito MSN RN CPAN Solon, OH



Schedule At A Glance Saturday, April 297:30 am – 5:00 pm ASPAN Board of Directors Meeting7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration Open for Preconference Offering8:00 am – 6:00 pm $ Preconference Offering – While You Were Sleeping: Essentials of Perianesthesia Nursing 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Host / Hostess Orientation4:00 pm – 6:30 pm Credentials Desk Open4:00 pm – 7:00 pm Registration Desk Open 4:15 pm – 5:15 pm Session Moderator Orientation5:30 pm – 6:30 pm Opening Rehearsal6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Meet the Candidates

Sunday, April 306:30 am $ 22nd Annual ASPAN Dream Walk7:00 am – 8:50 am Credentials Desk Open7:30 am – 8:00 am Registration Open for Pre Conference Offering7:30 am – 7:30 pm Registration Desk Open8:00 am – 4:55 pm $ Preconference Offering – Perianesthesia Certification Review12:30 pm - 5:00 pm Learning How To Write CPAN/CAPA Examination Questions – A Workshop9:00 am – 5:30 pm Representative Assembly12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Component Presidents’ Luncheon (by invitation only)

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Host/Hostess Orientation (repeat)5:15 pm – 6:15 pm First Timers Orientation7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Component Night

Monday, May 17:00 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open7:00 am – 8:00 am ASPAN Committee Meetings7:00 am – 8:00 am First Timers Orientation (repeat)9:00 am – 12:00 pm Opening Ceremonies12:15 pm – 2:15 pm $ CPAN®/CAPA® Celebration Luncheon12:15 pm – 2:00 pm Journal Luncheon (by invitation only))12:30 pm – 5:00 pm Concurrent Sessions 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm Certification Coaching: The Art of Mentorship 5:00 pm – 7:30 pm Exhibit Grand Opening /Silent Auction6:00 pm – 7:15 pm SPG Meeting – Advanced Degree SPG Meeting – Informatics

SPG Meeting – Pain Management6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Education Approver Secrets Unveiled: How Do You Do that Application for Contact Hours?6:00 pm – 8:45 pm ASPAN On Demand Modules

Tuesday, May 27:00 am – 8:00 am Research/EBP Poster Grand Rounds7:00 am – 8:00 am Celebrate Successful Practices Grand Rounds7:00 am – 9:30 am Exhibits Open7:30 am – 5:30 pm Registration Desk Open9:00 am – 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Research/EBP Poster Grand Rounds12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Celebrate Successful Practices Grand Rounds12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Why Be Certified? The Benefits and Value of CPAN® and CAPA® Certification!12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Exhibits Open 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm SPG Meeting – Pediatric12:15 pm – 1:30 pm SPG Meeting – Perianesthesia Nurse Educator 12:15 pm – 1:30 pm SPG Meeting – Preop Assessment 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm Perianesthesia Celebrate Successful Practices Oral Presentations (Part 1)2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Concurrent Sessions4:00 pm – 6:30 pm Exhibits Open5:15 pm – 8:00 pm ASPAN On Demand Modules6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Reception for Military and International Attendees

Wednesday, May 36:30 am – 8:30 am $ Development Breakfast7:00 am – 9:00 am Exhibits Open7:15 am – 8:30 am SPG Meeting – Management SPG Meeting – Geriatric SPG Meeting – Publications7:30 am – 6:00 pm Registration Desk Open9:00 am – 11:45 am Concurrent Sessions12:00 pm – 1:30 pm ABPANC Certification Coach Forum (by invitation only)

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm Meeting the Needs of Patients: Nuts and Bolts of CPAN/CAPA Certification/Using Effective Test-Taking Strategies12:15 pm – 1:45 pm Perianesthesia Research/EBP Oral Presentations12:15 pm – 1:45 pm Perianesthesia Celebrate Successful Practices Oral Presentations (Part 2)2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Concurrent Sessions7:00 pm – 9:00 pm President’s Reception

Thursday, May 47:00 am – 8:00 am Registration Desk Open8:00 am – 8:45 am Closing Ceremonies9:00 am – 10:30 am Closing Keynote Speaker11:30 am – 12:00 pm Registration for Post Conference 12:00 pm – 4:30 pm $ Postconference – Foundations of Pediatric Perianesthesia Care

$ next to sessions indicates additional charge




Conference Program Saturday, April 29, 20177:30 am – 8:00 amPreconference Registration

7:30 am – 5:00 pmASPAN Board of Directors Meeting

8:00 am – 6:00 pm$ Preconference Offering – While You Were Sleeping: Essentials of Perianesthesia Nursing

This preconference will provide both the novice and the experienced perianesthesia nurse with an in-depth review of all things anesthesia and perianesthesia related .

8.25 contact hours Maureen McLaughlin MS RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA

3:00 pm – 4:00 pmHost / Hostess Orientation

4:00 pm – 6:30 pmCredentials Desk Open

4:00 pm – 7:00 pmRegistration Desk Open

4:15 pm – 5:15 pmSession Moderator Orientation

5:30 pm – 6:30 pmOpening Rehearsal

6:30 pm – 7:30 pmMeet the Candidates

Sunday, April 30, 20176:30 am $ 22nd Annual ASPAN Dream Walk

7:00 am – 8:50 amCredentials Desk Open

7:30 am – 7:30 pmRegistration Desk Open

7:30 am – 8:00 amPreconference Registration

8:00 am – 4:55 pm$ Preconference Offering – Perianesthesia Certification Review

Certification exams in one’s specialty reflect the critical thinking and care given to the patient in all phases of anesthesia . This session will present key topics essential for preparing the perianesthesia nurse for taking the CPAN and CAPA certification examinations.7.25 contact hours Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPA

9:00 am – 5:00 pmRepresentative Assembly

The Representative Assembly, facilitated by President Katrina Bickerstaff, will meet for informal hearings during the morning to discuss questions, issues, and topics related to where ASPAN is today. The candidates for national office will also be presented.The formal session will be held in the afternoon to conduct ASPAN business and determine ASPAN’s future . Attendee participation is key! While members of the Representative Assembly are required to attend, all are welcome .

9:00 am – 11:00 am Representative Assembly Hearings

9:00 am – 10:15 am Candidate Presentations

2:15 pm – 5:00 pm Formal Session of the Representative Assembly

12:30 pm - 5:00 pm(002) ABPANC Learning How to Write CPAN/CAPA Examination Questions – A Workshop

Are you a CPAN® and/or CAPA® certified nurse? Are you interested in being a part of the CPAN/CAPA exam development process? Do you want to showcase your commitment to foster excellence in perianes-thesia nursing practice while increasing your own skill-set? Attend this free workshop, earn 4 contact hours, and learn how to write qual-ity, reliable and valid exam questions . This is your opportunity to hone your writing and critical thinking skills, and write questions that may be considered for use on future CPAN/CAPA examinations . Previous experience with writing questions is NOT required! This workshop also provides opportunities for online mentoring, networking with colleagues from around the country regarding practice issues, and continual learning . Once you have completed this workshop, you may earn up to 60 contact hours per recertification period for writing questions (2 contact hours per question). You must pre-register for this exciting workshop by emailing Philip Godlewski, ABPANC Program Associate, at [email protected] or calling ABPANC directly at 800-622-7262, pressing 2. Registration is limited so please call NOW! Please note: You must be either CPAN and/or CAPA certified to participate in this workshop . If you hold either the CPAN or CAPA credential and you are planning to sit for the other exam in the next 12 months, you are not permitted to participate in this workshop. In addition, anyone involved in examination review courses may not participate due to a possible conflict of interest .(DC) 4.0 contact hours Marlene Dunham MBA MA, Celeste Jones-Lyon MHA MBA BSN RN CAPA FACHE, Kathleen Lombardo MS RN AOCNS CAPA, Lynn Nolan MSN RN CPAN CAPA and Vicki Yfantis MSN RN CRNP CPAN



12:00 pm – 1:30 pmComponent Presidents’ Luncheon (by invitation only)

4:00 pm – 5:00 pmHost/Hostess Orientation (Repeat)

5:15 pm – 6:15 pmFirst Timers Orientation

7:00 pm – 9:00 pmComponent Night 2017: From Hoops to Hotrods

Welcome to Hoosier Hysteria and the Greatest Spectacle in Racing! Component Night will be an evening of fun, laughter, and participa-tion . Come dressed as your favorite NCAA sports team, player or racecar driver, compete at the hoops with fellow ASPAN members, or get your picture taken by the INDY car . You never know who will show up for that special photo-op . Hoosier hospitality is abundant and ready to make your night memorable .

During the evening of racing and competition, you will connect with old friends and make new ones . You are invited to participate in the various activities as well as dance the night away . There will be food and a cash bar to supplement your evening enjoyment . Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines and be ready for the impact of perianesthesia nurses pushing the limits to the finish line!

Monday, May 1, 20177:00 am – 5:30 pmRegistration Desk Open

7:00 am – 8:00 amFirst Timers Orientation (Repeat)

7:00 am – 8:00 amASPAN Committee and Strategic Work Team (SWT) Meetings

This session allows the 2017-2018 Committee Chairs and SWT Coordinators to meet with appointed committee members . All ASPAN members assigned to committees or SWTs and attending conference are encouraged to attend .

9:00 am – 10:15 amOpening Ceremonies

Processional, National Anthem, Welcome, Introduction of Guests and Awards

ASPAN Presidential Address: “Energizing Generations: The Race to Distinction”

Katrina Bickerstaff BSN RN CPAN CAPA

10:30 am – 12:00 pm(003) Keynote Speaker

“The Other End of the Stethoscope”

Marcus Engel’s session will remind attendees of the vital role they play in the healing process of patients . This discussion details the experience of a young patient during hospitalization, the care and compassion shown by healthcare professionals and the importance of healthcare professionals to be safe, secure, and appreciated in their role within this sacred field. You will also come away with an understanding of each patient's and coworker's individuality, unique differences, and appreciation for the role every healthcare employee plays in the healing of patients and their families . The patient and family experience is absolutely vital in quality, competent healthcare .

(IC) 1.5 contact hours Marcus Engel

12:15 pm – 2:15 pm$ (004) CPAN®/CAPA® Celebration Luncheon

Funny Is The New Serious: Changing Your Perspective to Produce Powerful Results

Why is everyone so serious? Just look around the average workplace and you’ll see most employees dealing with the stress of constant change, increased expectations, and having to do more with less . Well, the bad news is that those stressors are probably not going away any time soon . But the good news—the awesome news— is that there’s another way to approach them, another way that successfully removes the stress that accompanies these challenges— and transforms them into coping strategies that will have you laughing instead of loathing. Certified Speaking Professional David Glickman will teach you how Funny Is The New Serious . He will show you how by simply changing your perspective you will experience a profound way of handling whatever challenges life sends your way .

(IC) .75 contact hour David Glickman CSP

*Only CPAN® and CAPA® certified nurses and formerly CPAN®/CAPA® certified nurses who are retired may register for this luncheon

12:30 pm – 1:45 pm Concurrent Sessions(005) Leading with Accountability: How to be the Best Version of You!

This session will present how to re-focus and re-educate the meaning of accountability in healthcare .

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Stephanie Meyer MSN RN FNP

12:30 pm – 2:00 pm(006) Hot Button Clinical Practice Issues in Perianesthesia Nursing

The ASPAN Clinical Practice Committee answers numerous questions each year submitted by members, non-members, and the public about perianesthesia nursing practice . This session will present the dominant perianesthesia issues submitted over the past year .

(DC) 1.5 contact hours Diane Swintek MSN RN CPAN




2:15 pm – 4:45 pm(007) ASPAN’s 2017-2018 Perianesthesia Nursing Standards, Prac-tice Recommendations and Interpretive Statements – What’s New!

This session will present the evolution of ASPAN’s Standards and the current process for creating new Practice Recommendations and/or Position Statements . Also included will be the development of trended clinical practice concerns into updated Standards that are in need of further clarification or additional evidence to support perianesthesia practice .(IC) 2.5 contact hours Jacque Crosson MSN RN CPAN

(008) Peer Review: Contributing to the Advancement of Nursing Science

This session will present an overview of the peer review process and information on how you can become an expert peer reviewer . A

(IC) 2.5 contact hours Vallire Hooper PhD RN CPAN FAAN, Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN and Jan Odom-Forren PhD RN CPAN FAAN

3:45 pm – 4:45 pm(009) Certification Coaching: The Art of Mentorship

Do you want to learn more about inspiring excellence and developing others? Being a successful coach to certification candidates requires mentoring, communication and leadership skills . Such skills also apply to the role that a certified nurse plays in their workplace environ-ment . A coach, serving as a leader/mentor, can also play a vital role in encouraging not yet certified colleagues who are interested in certifi-cation to achieve their goal. The Certification Coach Program offered by ABPANC, serves as a structured means to engage perianesthesia nurses to speak passionately about CPAN®/CAPA® certification. (IC) 1.0 contact hour Laura Williams MSN RN CPAN and Cidalia Vital MS RN CNL CPAN

5:00 pm – 7:30 pmExhibit Grand Opening

Come and mingle with the ASPAN exhibitors . This event is open to all full conference registrants and Monday daily attendees .

6:00 pm – 7:15 pmSPG Meeting – Advanced DegreeSPG Meeting – InformaticsSPG Meeting – Pain Management

**Please note: SPGs will have networking meetings this year and no educational sessions. Open to all conference attendees.

6:00 pm – 7:15 pm(010) ASPAN On Demand Modules (Prerecorded)

Fluid: Do You Know What You Are Hanging and Why?

Pathophysiology of osmolality and tonicity of IV solutions, medical management of conditions warranting different IV solutions/crystalloids vs . colloids as well as calculation of IV fluids will be addressed . Evidence based principles and case studies will be incorporated in this session . I

(DC) 1.0 contact hour

6:00 pm – 7:30 pm(011) Education Approver Secrets Unveiled: How Do You Do That Application for Contact Hours?

This session will present the current ANCC-COA requirements for nursing continuing education . The process for applying through the ASPAN approver unit for contact hours will also be presented .

(IC) 1.5 contact hours Renee Smith BSN MS RN CPAN CAPA and Linda Wilson PhD RN CPAN CAPA BC CNE CHSE CHSE-A ANEF FAAN

6:00 pm – 7:30 pm(012) Research Consultations: Personalized Consultations with Experienced Researchers

This session offers personalized research consultations with experi-enced researchers who can continue this mentorship after the session is completed. Examples: refining research hypothesis, research de-sign, synthesizing the evidence, IRB 101, etc . The session has limited attendance and mentors will be selected from the research, EBP and clinical practice committees . Attendees are strongly encouraged to bring their own laptop . Seating is limited .

(Non-contact hour session) Elizabeth Card MSN APRN FNP-BC CPAN CCRP


Ultra-Rapid Metabolizers: What PACU Nurses Need to Know About Drug Metabolism

Ever notice that some opioids don’t ‘work’ on certain patients or some patients take longer to wake up than others? This presentation focuses on the latest evidence about the process of drug metaboliza-tion in the human body, how it differs among patient populations and the impact that has on perianesthesia nursing care . A

(DC) 1.0 contact hour

Tuesday, May 2, 20177:00 am – 8:00 amResearch Poster Grand Rounds

7:00 am – 8:00 amCelebrate Successful Practices Poster Grand Rounds

7:00 am – 9:30 amExhibits Open


9:00 am – 11:45 amConcurrent Tracks

See pages 12-13 for schedule and description



12:30 pm - 1:30 pm(014) Why Be Certified? The Benefits and Value of CPAN® and CAPA® Certification!

Are you considering certification and interested in hearing more about the advantages of being CPAN/CAPA certified? Are you a Manager or Director who wants to know about how perianesthesia nursing certification enhances nursing practice and improves patient outcomes? This presentation covers the advantages of being CPAN and CAPA certified, from the perspective of not-yet-certified nurses, CPAN and CAPA certified nurses, Managers and Directors of peri-anesthesia units, and most of all by patients and families! Strategies for certified nurses to use to effectively promote themselves to employers, patients and families will also be identified. This is an interactive session for sharing ideas!

(IC) 1.0 contact hour Annette Brancati RN CPAN, Maria Gazy MSN RN CAPA NE-BC, Linda Lakdawala DNP RN CPAN and Jennifer Rice BSN RN CPAN CAPA

12:00 pm – 2:00 pmExhibits Open

12:15 pm – 1:30 pmSPG Meeting – Perianesthesia Nurse EducatorSPG Meeting – PediatricSPG Meeting – Preop Assessment


12:15 pm –1:45 pm(015) Celebrate Successful Perianesthesia Practices Oral Presentations (Session 1)

In this session, selected members present their perianesthesia successful practice, discuss the implementation and share results .

(IC) 1.5 contact hours

2:15 pm – 5:00 pmConcurrent Tracks

See pages 12-13 for schedule and descriptions

4:00 pm – 6:30 pmExhibits Open


Evidence Based Practice

This session will review the process steps for completing an evidence-based practice (EBP) project as well as the various EBP models that are available to guide the project . B

(IC) 1.0 contact hour

6:00 pm – 7:00 pmReception for Military and International Attendees

All members of the military both active and reserve as well as retired and all international attendees are invited to meet ASPAN President Katrina Bickerstaff and the ASPAN leaders at this reception honoring your service and attendance . No ticket is required .


Is the Patient Ready for Discharge?

Do you know when your patients are ready for discharge? Are they well prepared and do they understand what you have taught them? This session will present the challenges and pitfalls of preparing patients for discharge as well as the standards and strategies of discharge planning and education . I

(IC) 1.0 contact hour

Wednesday, May 3, 20176:30 am – 8:30 am(018) $ ASPAN Development Breakfast

Nurses – A Difference that Matters

This session will demonstrate the role nurses share in the lives of each other, their patients/families and reinforce the significance nurses contribute from the bedside to the boardroom .

In addition to the presentation, the breakfast provides the opportu-nity to support ASPAN and honor your colleagues with gifts to the Hail, Honor, Salute! campaign .

(IC) .75 contact hour Susan Shelander RN

7:00 am – 9:00 amExhibits Open

7:15 am – 8:30 amSPG Meeting – GeriatricSPG Meeting – ManagementSPG Meeting – Publications



9:00 am – 11:45 amConcurrent Tracks





12:15 pm –1:45 pm(019) Celebrate Successful Perianesthesia Practices Oral Presentations (Session 2)

This session will present selected successful practices, their implementation and results .


(020) Perianesthesia Research/EBP Oral Presentations This session will present selected research studies and the results .


12:00 pm - 1:30 pm ABPANC Certification Coach Forum (by invitation only)

12:00 pm – 1:30 pm(021) Meeting the Needs of Patients: Nuts and Bolts of CPAN/CAPA Certification – Using Effective Test-Taking Strategies!

This session provides information about the CPAN and CAPA examination registration and testing experience aimed at reducing test-taking anxiety and overcoming fear of failure . You will learn about strategies to enhance your test-taking ability for any examina-tion, including the CPAN and CAPA certification examinations. Tips for designing a study plan using the test blueprint, which is built on the needs of perianesthesia patients, will be provided .

(IC) 1.5 contact hours Annette Brancati RN CPAN, Celeste Jones-Lyon MHA MBA BSN RN CAPA FACHE, Cidalia Vital MS RN CNL CPAN and Vicki Yfantis MSN RN CRNP CPAN

2:15 pm – 5:00 pmConcurrent Tracks


7:00 pm – 9:00 pmPresident’s Reception

You are all invited to join ASPAN President Katrina Bickerstaff and ASPAN leaders in a celebration of the success and achievements of the past year . All conference participants are invited to attend! Enjoy a variety of music and dance the night away! Come dressed in your favorite style of “party attire .” See you there!

Thursday, May 4, 20177:45 am – 12:00 pmRegistration Desk Open

8:00 am – 8:30 amClosing Ceremonies

Presentation of Awards

Installation of ASPAN Officers

Presidential Address: Susan Russell BSN RN JD CPAN CAPA

8:30 am – 8:45 amPreview to 2018 Conference

9:00 am – 10:30 am Closing Address(022) Perianesthesia Nursing: Our Future is Now

As the current active workforce in perianesthesia nursing is shrinking, committed leadership must explore innovative methodologies to recruit young, novice nurses into the specialty . Critical thinking applies to seasoned nurses with experiential knowledge, and to the newest generation of nurses with new possibilities and perspectives .

(IC) 1.5 contact hours Maureen Iacono BSN RN CPAN

11:30 am – 12:00 pmPostconference Registration

12:00 pm – 4:30 pm$ Postconference – Foundations of Pediatric Perianesthesia Care

This session will present key concepts for caring for the pediatric perianesthesia patient .

4.0 contact hours Kim Kraft MSN RN CPAN CAPA

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Local Anesthesia Systemic Toxicity and Lipid Rescue

Laura Yontz #101 (DC) 1 .25

Antiplatelet and Direct Thrombin Inhibitors: The

Impact on the Perianesthesia Setting

Angela Collins-Yoder #102 (DC) 1 .25

Individualized Perianesthesia Care for Patients with

Behavioral Health Disorders Carol Pehotsky and

James Pehotsky #103 (DC) 1 .25

Dealing with Compartment Syndrome

Lois Schick #104 (DC) 1 .25

Breathing Easy or Not… Postoperative Pulmonary

Complications Denise O’Brien #201 (DC) 1 .25

Postoperative Urinary Retention: What’s So Special

About It? Denise O’Brien #202 (DC) 1 .25

Tune Up with ERAS: A Return to Old Thinking

Kim Noble #203 (DC) 1 .25

Infection Prevention: It’s All About the Bugs

Sheryl Michelson #204 (DC) 1 .25

Legal Implications: Practicing in Shades of Gray In Your Perianesthesia Practice

Myrna Mamaril #301 (IC) 1 .25

The Pros and Cons of Marijuana’s Impact on

Healthcare Lois Schick

#302 (DC) 1 .25

The Critical Role of Perianesthesia Nurses in the

National Opioid Crisis Kathleen Deleskey

#303 (IC) 1 .25

OSA: From Recommendation to Practice: One Facility’s Journey Misty Russell and Cindy Buller

#304 (IC) 1 .25

Perianesthesia Implications for Pediatric Patients with

MD, GSD and Seizures in the Perioperative Setting

Michelle Levay and Donna Voldan #401 (DC) 1 .25

Coordination of Care: Preparing “Sensational Kids” for Surgery

Myrna Mamaril #402 (IC) 1 .25

I Am a Patient Too…Caring for the LGBT Population Mary Rachel Romero

#403 (IC) 1 .25

Are You Prepared to Manage Specialty Trauma Populations?

Myrna Mamaril #404 (DC) 1 .25

Integrating Best Practice for Vascular Access in the

Perianesthesia Unit Antoinette Zito and

Amy Berardinelli #501 (IC) 1 .25

Implementation of Collaborative Skin Assessment

Protocol to Prevent Hospital Acquired Pressure Ulcers

Linda Minnich and Heather Crowder

#502 (IC) 1 .25

Preoperative Evaluations and Optimization

Steven Herling #503 (DC) 1 .25

Enhanced Recovery: Surgical Protocols Aren’t What They

Used to Be Shelton Viney, Joseph Brooks,

Michael Kahler, Susana Dominguez, Trina Mora and

Hallie Hurt #504 (DC) 1 .25

Beyond the Preop Doors: Use of Digital Media for Family

Updates Terri Passig and Kevin de la Roza #601 (IC) 1 .25

Baby Got Back: Caring for the Perianesthesia Nurse Mary Rachel Romero

#602 (IC) 1 .25

Peer Evaluation vs. Peer Review through Case Studies

Antoinette Zito and Amy Berardinelli #603 (IC) 1 .25

Review and Analysis of a Fractured Hip Program Five Years After Implementation: Are We Headed in the Right

Direction? Linda Minnich and Heather Crowder

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EBP and Research: It’s Not Finished Until It’s Disseminated

Jan Odom-Forren, Vallire Hooper and Denise O’Brien

#105 (IC) 1 .25

Perianesthesia Nurses on the Front Line: Findings from the ASPAN Fatigue, Safety,

and Work Environment (FAST) Study

Jackie Ross and Daphne Stannard

#106 (IC) 1 .25

Nurse Scientist: Ignite Your Research Passion

Elizabeth Card #107 (IC) 1 .25

Ready, Set, Go: Assuring the Right Measurement Tool for

Your Study Ellen Poole

#108 (IC) 1 .25

Managing Perianethesia Emergencies: What Happens

When It All Goes Wrong? Myrna Mamaril #205 (DC) 1 .25

Surgery and Substance Use: Toward a Standard of Care

Ruth Pack #206 (DC) 1 .25

Expect the Unexpected: Not So Common Postoperative

Complications Maureen McLaughlin

#207 (DC) 1 .25

Do No Harm: Exploring the Ethical Challenges in Perianesthesia Nursing

Maureen McLaughlin #208 (IC) 1 .25

Perioperative Cardiac Risk Stratification: The Heart of the

Matter Brenda Jahnke #305 (DC) 1 .25

Perioperative Stroke: Think FAST!

Brenda Jahnke #306 (DC) 1 .25

Oxygen in the PACU – Too Much of a Good Thing?

Nancy Strzyzewski #307 (DC) 1 .25

Meeting the Perianesthesia Care Needs of the Parkinson’s

Disease Patient Nancy Strzyzewski

#308 (DC) 1 .25

A Just Culture: Is It Punitive or Accountability?

Dina Krenzischek #405 (IC) 1 .25

Attitude is Everything Veronica Peterson

#406 (IC) 1 .25

Improving Satisfaction Scores in Perianesthesia Areas: Don’t Forget the Patient and Family

Kim Wirth #407 (IC) 1 .25

Critical Elements in Perianesthesia Staffing

Jacque Crosson and Richard Fleeger #408 (IC) 1 .25

PACU: Put All You Can In the PACU!

Maureen McLaughlin #505 (DC) 1 .25

Learning From Errors: Clinical Cases and Critical Analysis

Maureen McLaughlin #506 (DC) 1 .25

Empowered by Innovation: New Hospital – New Perianesthesia

Care Model Vickie Henry and JoAnne Sehr

#507 (IC) 1 .25

Implementation of a New Graduate Nurse Program

in the Perianesthesia Unit Kathleen Frato #508 (IC) 1 .25

More Than Meets the Eye: The Pregnant Perianesthesia

Patient Melanie Chichester

#605 (DC) 1 .25

Back to Basics: What PACU Nurses Need to Know When Recovering a Woman after

Cesarean Delivery Melanie Chichester

#606 (DC) 1 .25

Obstructive Shock: Cardiac Tamponade – Would You Know

What to Do? Wanda Rodriguez

#607 (DC) 1 .25

The Multifaceted Challenges of Caring for a Microvascular

Free Flap Head and Neck Perianesthesia Patient

Wanda Rodriguez #608 (DC) 1 .25




Tuesday, May 2, 20179:00 am – 10:15 am#101 Local Anesthesia Systemic Toxicity and Lipid Rescue

This session presents the history of local anesthesia and complications using a case study approach . The treatment of local anesthesia systemic toxicity will also be presented . B

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Laura Yontz MSN MPH RN CPAN

#201 Breathing Easy or Not…Post Postoperative Pulmonary Complications

Postoperative pulmonary complications (PPC) are common following anesthesia and operative procedures . Over the years, various risk factors have been identified that are predictive of PPC. This presentation will review the risk factors and the most recent evidence surrounding those risk factors and implications for care in the perianesthesia setting . B

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

#301 Legal Implications: Practicing in Shades of Gray in Your Perianesthesia Practice

Patients are at risk for developing complications after anesthesia and invasive procedures . This session will present diverse perianesthesia case studies where patients have experienced postoperative life or limb threaten-ing events . Legal implications will be critiqued with how their postanesthe-sia nurses became vulnerable practicing in “shades of gray .” A

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAAN

#401 Perianesthesia Implications for Pediatric Patients with Mitochondrial Disease (MD), Glycogen Storage Disease (GSD), and Seizures in the Perioperative Setting

This session will present the pathophysiology of the pediatric patient with mitochondrial disease (MD) and glycogen storage disease (GSD) . Children placed on a ketogenic diet to control focal seizures will also be presented . Perianesthesia implications in relation to GSD, MD, and ketogemic diet will also be presented . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Michelle Levay BSN RN CPN and Donna Voldan BSN RN CAPA

#501 Integrating Best Practice for Vascular Access in the Perianesthesia Unit

Perianesthesia nurses need to integrate the standards for infusion therapy into current practice as evidence-based therapy for venous access in daily practice . This session will present the infusion therapy standards . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Antoinette Zito MSN RN CPAN and Amy Berardinelli DNP RN CPAN

#601 Beyond the Preop Doors: Use of Digital Media for Family Updates Many challenges are encountered when attempting to provide optimal communication with families during the perioperative period . This ses-sion will present techniques employed by a children’s hospital to improve patient/family satisfaction, and nurse and physician satisfaction, through the use of enhanced electronic communication methods during the perioperative journey including during surgery . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Terri Passig BSN RN CCRN CPAN CAPA and Kevin J. de la Roza MD

10:30 am - 11:45 am#102 Antiplatelet and Direct Thrombin Inhibitors: The Impact on the Perianesthesia Setting

This session will present the action, complications, and possible reversal nature of both antiplatelet medications and direct thrombin inhibitors . Illustrations of impact of these pharmacological agents in each phase of the perianesthesia setting will be covered . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Angela Collins-Yoder PhD RN CCNS ACNS-BC

#202 Postoperative Urinary Retention: What’s So Special About It?Postoperative urinary retention (POUR) can result in permanent bladder damage for the perianesthesia patient . Recent literature describes the importance of assessing risk and promoting bladder function throughout the perianesthesia care continuum . This session will present risk factors, associated sequelae of POUR, and management options . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

#302 The Pros and Cons of Marijuana’s Impact on HealthcareMarijuana use is becoming more prevalent today and its use has an impact on healthcare . Many patients who have surgery use marijuana both recreationally and for pain management, and are being treated in our perianesthesia arena . It is important for the nurse caring for these patients to have an awareness of the impact marijuana has on anesthesia and pain management . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

#402 Coordination of Care: Preparing “Sensational Kids” for SurgeryEvidence-based research shows that children with special needs, including sensory differences, experience increased anxiety, and may manifest as maladaptive coping behaviors of pediatric patients . These behaviors have put the safety and satisfaction of the patient and care team at risk . This session will present important strategies for coordinating care and preparing “Sensational Kids” for surgery . B (IC) 1.25 contact hours Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAAN

#502 Implementation of Collaborative Skin Assessment Protocol to Prevent Hospital Acquired Pressure Ulcers

This session will present the crucial role of communication and collaboration between the operating room and the postanesthesia care unit nurses in performing an immediate postoperative skin assessment . A proven skin protocol which provides a collaborative assessment when a hospital acquired pressure ulcer or surgical acquired ulcer is detected will be presented . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Linda Minnich BSN RN CPAN and Heather Crowder BSN RN ONC

#602 Baby Got Back: Caring for the Perianesthesia NurseThis session will present the etiology of musculoskeletal injuries acquired by clinical nursing staff, and implementation of strategies to increase awareness and prevent the occurrence of musculoskeletal injuries in the workplace . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Mary Rachel Romero MSN RN CPAN CAPA

Detailed Course Descriptions B =Beginner, I =Intermediate, A = Advanced




2:15 pm – 3:30 pm#103 Individualized Perianesthesia Care for Patients with Behavioral Health Disorders

Inadequate behavioral health support for patients receiving care on other medical units has been highlighted nationally as a patient safety concern, and individualized care for these patients across the perianesthesia setting is critical both for patient and caregiver safety . This session will present the basics of behavioral health management prior to and follow-ing surgery, as well as communication and de-escalation techniques that can be used to deliver safe care . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Carol Pehotsky DNP RN CPAN ACNS-BC and James Pehotsky BSN RN-BC

#203 Tune Up with ERAS: A Return to Old Thinking?Enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) is an interdisciplinary, multi-modal approach to preparing patients for anesthesia & surgery has been found to foster earlier discharge and improve patient quality of life . This session will present the physiologic rationales for ERAS . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Kim Noble PhD RN ACCNS-AG CPAN

#303 The Critical Role of Perianesthesia Nurses in the National Opioid Crisis

This session will present the major causes of the crisis using national statistics from the Drug Enforcement Agency as well as the routine work of narcotics agents in identifying and treating those most vulnerable, and the critical role perianesthesia nurses need to play to protect the public from addiction . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Kathleen Deleskey DNP RN CNE FJBI

#403 I Am a Patient Too…Caring for the LGBT Population This session will present the healthcare needs of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender population as well as skills to overcome barriers when providing care for these patients . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Mary Rachel Romero MSN RN CPAN CAPA

#503 Preoperative Evaluation and OptimizationThe preparation of a patient for a surgical procedure should be focused on evidence based medicine and use the various available risk assess-ment tools to guide preoperative optimization . All lab testing, medical or specialty evaluations should be based on guideline-directed medical therapy . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Steven Herling DO

#603 Peer Evaluation vs . Peer Review through Case StudiesThis session will present the process for peer-to-peer nursing review . In nursing, it is the process by which practicing registered nurses system-atically assess, monitor, and make judgments about quality of nursing care provided by peers as measured against professional standards of practice . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Antoinette Zito MSN RN CPAN and Amy Berardinelli DNP RN CPAN

3:45 pm – 5:00 pm#104 Dealing with Compartment Syndrome

Compartment syndrome occurs when a fixed compartment becomes subject to increased pressure leading to ischemia and organ dysfunction . To avoid morbidities, the nurse must identify and treat compartment syndrome in a timely fashion . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Lois Schick MN MBA RN CPAN CAPA

#204 Infection Prevention: It’s All About the BugsThis session will present current infectious agents and how to protect the patient and provider in the unique PACU setting . In addition, current “bugs” in the news and ones that are on the horizon will also be presented . B (DC) 1.25 contact hour Sheryl Michelson MS RN BC

#304 OSA: From Recommendation to Practice: One Facility’s Journey This session will present the ASPAN Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) Practice Recommendation and then an example of how one community hospital interpreted those recommendations to enhance care provided to this specific population . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Misty Russell BSN RN CPAN and Cindy Buller ASN RN

#404 Are You Prepared to Manage Specialty Trauma Populations? Trauma injuries significantly affect the specialty populations often seen in the pediatric, geriatric and pregnant patients . Their healthcare problems lead to complex psychological trauma, increased financial burden, and the long-term medical costs for rehabilitation . This session will present the epidemiology of these trauma patients, risk factors related to the developmental ages, unique anatomic and physiologic differences that directly affect the optimal management and survivability and symptoms of life threatening events so the perianesthesia nurse can intervene effectively for positive patient outcomes . A

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAAN

#504 Enhanced Recovery: Surgical Protocols Aren’t What They Used to Be

This session will present how one hospital formed a multidisciplinary team to adopt, implement, and sustain enhanced recovery after surgery protocols for elective colorectal surgeries with the goal of improving patient outcomes, particularly decreasing length of stay . The process to collect real time data to monitor for compliance and to make improve-ments will also be presented . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Shelton Viney MD FACS, Joseph G. Brooks MD, Michael Kahler BSN RN CNOR, Susana Dominguez BSN RN, Trina Mora BSN RN CPAN CAPA and Hallie Hurt BSN RN

#604 Review and Analysis of a Fractured Hip Program Five Years After Implementation: Are We Headed in the Right Direction?

This session will present five years of data on a fractured hip program, outlining complication rates, length of stay, readmission rates and the effects of a preemptive multi-modal pain therapy utilizing continuous nerve blocks inserted preoperatively in the emergency room . Due to the higher surgery risks, developed renal, respiratory and delirium risk protocols will be outlined with the attention focused on decreasing some of the postoperative complications from hip fractures . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Linda Minnich BSN RN CPAN and Heather Crowder BSN RN ONC



Wednesday, May 3, 20179:00 am – 10:15 am#105 EBP and Research: It’s Not Finished Until It’s Disseminated

Conducting evidence-based practice (EBP) and research studies is critical to the advancement of nursing practice and safe, quality patient care. Conducting the project, however, is just the first step of the process . This session will present the last critical step of dissemination via poster, podium, or publication technique . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Jan Odom Forren PhD RN CPAN FAAN, Vallire Hooper PhD RN CPAN FAAN, and Denise O’Brien DNP RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA FAAN

#205 Managing Perianesthesia Emergencies: What Happens When It All Goes Wrong?

Postanesthesia patients emerging from anesthesia who have had surgical or interventional procedures may experience unexpected or deteriorating conditions in the postanesthesia care unit . This session will present how to effectively use critical thinking skills and recognize signs and symptoms of life-threatening events, and intervene quickly and effectively for positive patient outcomes . I (DC) 1.25 contact hours Myrna Mamaril MS RN CPAN CAPA FAAN

#305 Perioperative Cardiac Risk Stratification: The Heart of the MatterMany patients undergoing major noncardiac surgery are at risk for a perioperative cardiovascular event . The risk is related to patient- and surgery-specific characteristics. Identification of increased risk provides the patient and healthcare team with information to better understand the benefit-to-risk ratio of a procedure and may lead to interventions that decrease risk . B

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Brenda Jahnke MSN RN CNS

#405 A Just Culture: Is It Punitive or Accountability?This session will present the “just culture” concept for handling errors which teaches us to shift our attention from retrospective judgment of others, to focus on the severity of the outcome, to real-time evaluation of behavior choices in a rational and organized manner . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Dina Krenzischek PhD RN CPAN CFRE FAAN

#505 PACU: Put All You Can In the PACU!With increasing patient acuity and shortages of inpatient resources, postanesthesia care units (PACUs) are frequently asked and expected to provide extended care for patients who are awaiting bed availability in either a critical care area or inpatient medical-surgical units . Many PACUs are challenged with developing and ensuring nurse competency for these low-volume/high-risk patients . This session will present critical care essentials for the care of this complex patient population, including mechanical ventila-tion, hemodynamic monitoring and vasopressor medication management . Orientation, ongoing competency assessment, and management strategies for the overflow patient will also be presented . B (DC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen McLaughlin MS RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA

#605 More than Meets the Eye: The Pregnant Perianesthesia Patient The pregnant patient has physiological changes that can alter the nursing assessment, planning, and implementation of nursing care pre and postanesthesia . This session will present evidence-based care of the pregnant woman undergoing surgical procedures such as a D & C for early pregnancy loss, cerclage, ovarian cystectomy, appendectomy, and cholecystectomy . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Melanie Chichester BSN RNC-OB CPLC

10:30 am – 11:45 am#106 Perianesthesia Nurses on the Front Line: Findings from the ASPAN Fatigue, Safety, and Work Environment (FaST) Study

This session will present the findings from the ASPAN Fatigue, Safety and Work Environment Study (FaST) . The science on fatigue and safety will be presented along with the implications for perianesthesia nurses . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Jackie Ross PhD RN CPAN and Daphne Stannard PhD RN-BC CNS

#206 Surgery and Substance Use: Toward a Standard of CareSubstance use and substance use disorder are increasing in prevalence and have numerous effects on surgical patients during the perianesthesia period; however, resources and standards of care to manage patients who use substances remain elusive . This session will present the burden of substance use in perianesthesia patients, existing and emerging resources for managing patients who use substances, and ideas for developing an evidence-based standard of care to enable perianesthesia nurses to better manage this population along the entire surgical continuum . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Ruth Pack MSN RN CNL

#306 Perioperative Stroke: Think FAST!Perioperative stroke after non-cardiac, non-neurological procedures is more common than generally acknowledged and is an important cause of morbidity and mortality in the postoperative patient . Recognition of an acute stroke is difficult to recognize in the postoperative patient, and requires swift action to achieve optimal outcomes . B

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Brenda Jahnke MSN RN CNS

#406 Attitude is a Choice: Attitude is EverythingAttitude effects the workplace like no other factor . Attitude is a choice, and a good attitude must be a basic requirement for everyone . This session will present the types of attitudes that lead to a poor work environment and a nonproductive team . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Veronica Peterson MSN RN NE-BC CNOR

#506 Learning from Errors: Clinical Cases and Critical AnalysisThis session will present challenging clinical events using case studies . The focuses of the case studies include medication errors, failure to assess, failure to rescue, and documentation gaps . Each case study will be dissected, looking at precipitating and contributing factors and identifying opportunities for improvement . I (DC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen McLaughlin MS RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA

#606 Back to Basics: What PACU Nurses Need to Know When Recovering a Woman after Cesarean Delivery

Perianesthesia nurses may regularly recover women after cesarean delivery, or only encounter this patient population on rare occasions . Even experienced nurses may not always feel up-to-date with current care practices of this patient population . This session will present evidence-based basic cesarean recovery, assessment/interventions for potential complications, and implementation of skin-to-skin care for the neonate in PACU . B

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Melanie Chichester BSN RNC-OB CPLC




2:15 pm – 3:30 pm#107 Nurse Scientist: Ignite Your Research Passion

This session will present the next steps once a gap in the literature has been identified and how to begin the clinical research process. Hypothesis construction, choosing outcome measures, sample size calculations, building the research team, and how to use Deming's Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) model as a guide to construct and complete your research study . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Elizabeth Card MSN APRN FNP-BC CPAN CCRP

#207 Expect the Unexpected: Not So Common Postoperative Complications

This session will present several unexpected complications that can occur during even the most common surgical procedure . Topics that will be presented include systemic air embolism, bone cement implantation syndrome, residual neuromuscular blockade, neurological deficit and surgical fire. I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen McLaughlin MS RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA

#307 Oxygen in PACU – Too Much of a Good Thing?Is there such a thing as too much oxygen in the PACU? This session will present the physiology of hypoxia and the role of oxygen in the recovery from anesthesia . The current evidence that should guide the use of oxygen in the postanesthesia period will also be presented . B

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPA

#407 Improving Satisfaction Scores in Perianesthesia Areas: Don’t Forget the Patient and Family

This session will present the benefits of patient and family centered care practices during perianesthesia care . Techniques to engage patients and families in activities that promote improved care and satisfaction, as well as common challenges will be presented . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Kim Wirth BSN RN

#507 Empowered by Innovation: New Hospital — New Perianesthesia Care Model

Opening a new hospital provided a unique opportunity for innovation and design of a new perianesthesia care model . Planning and implementation included recruitment and onboarding qualified nursing staff as well as the integration of a new workflow strategy . Nursing staff competency was developed to provide patient care in all areas of perianesthesia services including preadmission, day of surgery, postanesthesia phase I and phase II recovery . B

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Vickie Henry MSN RN CPAN and JoAnne Sehr MSN RN CAPA

#607 Obstructive Shock: Cardiac Tamponade – Would You Know What to Do?

This session will present the pathophysiology and the causes and symptoms of cardiac tamponade . The medical and nursing management for cardiac tamponade will also be presented . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Wanda Rodriguez MA RN CCRN CPAN

3:45 pm – 5:00 pm#108 Ready, Set, Go: Assuring the Right Measurement Tool for Your Study

This session will present how to select reliable measurement tools for nursing research and evidence-based practice projects . This overview will include quantitative and qualitative research methodologies . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Ellen Poole PhD RN CPAN CNE

#208 Do No Harm: Exploring the Ethical Challenges in Perianesthesia Nursing

Perianesthesia nurses frequently encounter ethically challenging cases both preoperatively and postoperatively . Case examples include patients with increased mortalities scheduled for elective surgery, patients with a do-not-resuscitate order scheduled for non-emergent surgery, cardiac valve repair for the heroin-addicted, and life-saving endeavors in the confused elderly . This session will present ethical principles and challenges as well as strategies for the best outcome for the patient, the family and the nurse . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Maureen McLaughlin MS RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA

#308 Meeting the Perianesthesia Care Needs of the Parkinson’s Disease Patient

Parkinson’s disease is the second most common neurodegenerative dis-order that affects patients 60 years of age and older . This presentation will describe the pathophysiology of the disease, common medical and surgical treatments, and issues with anesthesia . Patient care priorities during the perianesthesia period will also be discussed . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Nancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPA

#408 Critical Elements in Perianesthesia Staffing This session will present the complexities involved in caring for phase I postanesthesia patients and the challenges of staffing to meet OR demands while maintaining patient safety . Current methods of calculating productivity involve hours per patient day or patient volume in lieu of utilizing acuity based staffing. By defining critical elements which encompass patient complexity, the perianesthesia nurse will be better able to determine when it is safe to accept care of an additional patient . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Jacque Crosson MSN RN CPAN and Richard Fleeger MSN RN CSSM

#508 Implementation of New Graduate Nurse Program in the Perianesthesia Unit

As the number of experienced perianesthesia nurses has diminished, newly graduated nurses are being recruited to fill vacancies. These “millennial” nurses require a different type of orientation other than the traditional orientation process with experienced medical-surgical nurses . I

(IC) 1.25 contact hours Kathleen Frato MSN RN CAPA

#608 The Multifaceted Challenges of Caring for a Microvascular Free Flap Head and Neck Perianesthesia Patient

This session will present the stages of microvascular technique of free flap, its artery and vein transfer and its anastomosis to the receiver site . The anesthetic approach, causes, signs and symptoms of flap failure as well as the postoperative nursing and medical management will be presented . I

(DC) 1.25 contact hours Wanda Rodriguez MA RN CCRN CPAN



DreamWalk22nd AnnualRegistration Information If you are attending the Dream Walk:1 . Complete the National Conference registra-

tion form on page 24 and mark the box for Dream Walk .

2 . Include a $25 .00 early bird registration fee, per participant, to reserve your spot .

3 . Mail your National Conference registration form with your check (made payable to ASPAN) or credit card information .

4 . Once you have approached family, friends, and colleagues and collected your pledges, send them with the Sponsor Form to ASPAN’s National Office. Contributions will also be accepted at the event .

Sunday, April 30, 2017Help support ASPAN by participating in the annual Dream Walk . This a great way to support ASPAN, meet fellow members, and enjoy some exercise early Sunday morning . The 2017 Dream Walk will take participants on a scenic route of Indianapolis that originates from the hotel . Encourage family, friends, and colleagues to sponsor your efforts, and use the Sponsor Form (at right) to record their level of support . ASPAN compo-nents will again compete for the greatest number of registered participants and for total money raised . Additionally, the “Dream Walker” award will be given to the individual recruiting the most sponsor dollars .The money raised from the event is used to fund the following ASPAN pro-grams:

SCHOLARSHIPS

• to pursue advanced degrees• to achieve certification• to pursue educational opportunities• to support leadership development• to support humanitarian missions

AWARDS

• to recognize nursing achievements• to reward individual accomplishments

PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION

• to provide public education campaigns• to promote public recognition and awareness

If you are unable to attend the Walk, but want to participate:1 . Recruit your sponsors .2 . Enclose your completed

Sponsor Form along with the pledges you have collected .

3 . Mail your Sponsor Form and contributions to the National Office by March 1 .




HELP US REACH OUR GOAL OF $100 MINIMUM PER PARTICIPANT!

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And the winners are…National Recognition of Top Fundraising Components• The component raising the most money, and the component with the highest number of participants, will be recognized .• The person with the most money raised will be recognized .• Plaques will be awarded during the ASPAN Development Breakfast on Wednesday, May 3, 2017 .• Photocopy this form for additional sponsors, or participants, as needed .



WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING: ESSENTIALS OF PERIANESTHESIA NURSINGMaureen McLaughlin MS RN ACNS-BC CPAN CAPA

Saturday, April 29, 2017AGENDA7:30 am – 8:00 amRegistration8:00 am – 9:00 am General Anesthesia (1 .0 DC)9:00 am – 10:00 am Initial PACU Assessment (1 .0 DC)10:00 am – 10:15 amBreak10:15 am – 11:15 am Potential Complications Following General Anesthesia (1 .0 DC) 11:15 am – 12:15 pmRegional Anesthesia (1 .0 DC) 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm Lunch (on your own)1:15 pm – 2:30 pmPostoperative Complications (1 .25 DC)2:30 pm – 3:45 pmCare of the Critically Ill Perianesthesia Patient (1 .25 DC) 3:45 pm – 4:00 pmBreak4:00 pm – 5:00 pmPerianesthesia Standards (1 .0 DC) 5:00 pm – 5:45 pmProfessional Practice in Perianesthesia Nursing (0 .75 IC)5:45 pm – 6:00 pmEvaluations

Total Contact Hours = 8.25 Description: This preconference will provide both the novice and the experienced perianesthesia nurse with an in-depth review of all things anesthesia and perianesthesia relatedTarget Audience: All perianesthesia nursesOutcome: To enable the nurse to increase knowledge on foundational topics for perianesthesia nursesOverall Program Objective: Discuss essential topics for the perianesthesia nurse

PERIANESTHESIA CERTIFICATION REVIEWNancy Strzyzewski MSN RN CPAN CAPA

Sunday, April 30, 2017AGENDA7:30 am – 8:00 amRegistration8:00 am – 8:30 am Overview of the Perianesthesia Certification Exams (0 .5 IC)8:30 am – 9:30 am Anesthetic Agents and Techniques (2 .25 DC)9:30 am – 9:45 am Break9:45 am – 11:00 am Anesthetic Agents and Techniques (continued) 11:00 am – 12:30 pmSpecial Populations (1 .5 DC) 12:30 pm – 1:30 pmLunch (on your own)1:30 pm – 3:00 pmASPAN Standards (1 .5 DC)3:00 pm – 3:15 pmBreak3:15 pm – 4:15 pmClinical Judgment in Perianesthesia Nursing (1 .0 IC) 4:15 pm – 4:45 pmTest Taking Tips (0 .5 IC) 4:45 pm – 4:55 pmEvaluations

Total Contact Hours = 7.25

Description: Certification exams in one’s specialty reflect the critical thinking and care given to the patient in all phases of anesthesia . This session will present key topics essential for preparing the perianesthesia nurse for taking the CPAN and CAPA certification examinationsTarget Audience: All perianesthesia nursesOutcome: To enable the nurse to demonstrate knowledge and effective test taking techniques in order to improve success on the perianesthesia certification examOverall Program Objective: Discuss key topics essential for preparation for both perianesthesia certification exams

Preconference Offerings




FOUNDATIONS OF PEDIATRIC PERIANESTHESIA CAREKim Kraft MSN RN CPAN CAPA

Thursday, May 4, 2017AGENDA

11:30 am – 12:00 pm Registration

12:00 pm – 1:00 pmPediatric Preoperative Preparation & Pediatric Assessment (1 .0 DC)

1:00 pm – 3:00 pmPediatric Anesthesia (2 .0 DC)

3:00 pm – 3:15 pmBreak

3:15 pm – 4:15 pmPostanesthesia Care and Potential Complications (1 .0 DC)

4:15 pm – 4:30 pm Evaluations

Total Contact Hours = 4.0

Description: This session will present key concepts for caring for the pediatric perianesthesia patientTarget Audience: All perianesthesia nurses Outcome: To enable the nurse to increase knowledge in the care of the pediatric perianesthesia patient Overall Program Objective: Discuss age-specific care for the pediatric perianesthesia patient

PRECONFERENCES & POSTCONFERENCE ACCREDITATION

American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses (ASPAN) is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation .Additional provider numbers: Alabama #ABNP0074; California #CEP5197 .

DISCLOSURE STATEMENT

All planners and presenters at nursing continuing education activities are required to disclose to the audience any significant financial relationships with the manufacturer(s) of any commercial products, goods, services . Such disclosures will be made in writing in the course presentation materials .

Postconference Offering

Hotel and Travel InformationHOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS AND CONFERENCE LOCATION

The JW Marriott Indianapolis is the conference hotel for ASPAN’s 36th National Conference and it offers the perfect location for your visit to Indianapolis.

MAKING YOUR HOTEL RESERVATION

A personalized Web site for the ASPAN National Conference occurring April 27, 2017 – May 5, 2017 has been created for you .Making your room reservation is quick and easy . Visit the ASPAN website at www .aspan .org and click on the reservation link on the ASPAN Conference page or visit https://aws .passkey .com/go/2017ASPAN .You will need to provide a credit card for a one night room and tax guarantee . If for some reason you need to cancel your reservation, your deposit is fully refundable up to 48 hours prior to your check-in date .In order to receive the special ASPAN room rate of $199 .00 single/double per night please make reservations by Tuesday, April 1, 2017 . All rooms are subject to availability, so book early .

JW Marriott Indianapolis 10 S . West Street

Indianapolis, IN 46204 Reservations Toll Free: 1-866-704-6162

Reservations Local Phone: 1-877-303-0104

AIR TRAVEL

Traveling to the conference by air? The Indianapolis International Airport (IND) is conveniently located near downtown Indianapolis and serviced by all major air carriers .

GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Go Express Shuttle can take you to the JW Marriott Indianapolis . To view rates and information visit the Go Express Airport Shuttle website at www .goexpresstravel .com or please call 800 .589 .6004 for other suggestions visit the airport website at www .indianapolisairport .com .



General InformationAttireBusiness attire is appropriate for the 36th National Conference in Indianapolis, IN, including all educational sessions, exhibits, break-fasts, and luncheons . Dressy attire is requested for the President’s Reception on Wednesday, May 3rd . Casual wear is expected for Component Night . May in Indianapolis brings an average high of 69 degrees and an average low of 44 degrees . ***As a reminder: the meeting rooms will be set at 68 degrees. Please dress in layers just in case you get hot or cold.

Ticketed SeatingSeating for all educational sessions will be ticketed and is on a first come, first served basis. You are encouraged to register early for those sessions you wish to attend . You must present your tickets when you arrive at each event . No one without a ticket will be admitted . If you are late for a session you may lose your seat .

Volunteers Needed Host/HostessIf you wish to volunteer while at the National Conference you can become a host/hostess . Contact Grace Walke at 317-626-4598 or gleonne@comcast .net . You will be compensated for your work as a host/hostess .Session ModeratorIf you want to know more about becoming a moderator, contact Laura Kling at 412-610-4162 or lakrnmsn@comcast .net .

Certification InformationConference participants are encouraged to stop by the CPAN® and CAPA® Certification Booth, located in the Exhibit Hall. CPAN® and CAPA® ribbons and buttons are available here . Members of the ABPANC Board of Directors and staff are available to answer all your questions about CPAN® and CAPA® certification, how to recertify, and becoming a Certification Coach! In addition, tips for marketing your certification to patients, families, and your employers are available . Visit the ABPANC Store for its many CPAN® and CAPA® certification-related products that can also be purchased here. Members of the ABPANC Board of Directors also offer sessions throughout the week about a myriad of certification topics, each building on why become certified, what you need to know about the process for applying, how to study, dealing with the fear of failure, and finding a coach to support you during the certification journey. The certification lectures are often scheduled during lunch time and you are welcome to bring your lunch to the meeting room . Look for ABPANC sponsored sessions Sunday-Wednesday . CPAN and CAPA certified nurses are invited to register for the annual Certification Celebration Luncheon, being held on Monday. Former CPAN and CAPA certified nurses who have retired may also register for the luncheon!

Room SharingWill You Need a Roommate at National Conference?Are you looking for a way to come to conference, but don’t have anyone with whom to share a hotel room? Not a problem! Simply submit your name to be included on the “Willingness to Share a Room” list . The room sharing list will be distributed to all those who have asked to be included . It will then be your responsibility to directly contact others on the list to coordinate room sharing arrangements and make your own hotel reservation .The following information is required in order to be included on the list: Your full name, complete mailing address, email address, home and work telephone numbers, and fax number, if applicable . Please indicate how you would prefer to be contacted . Provide any information which will help you and a potential roommate deter-mine compatibility . All information must be received no later than February 1st . The list will be distributed in the middle of February .

Please mail or email your request to: Carol Matthews

11101 Moss Drive Carmel, IN 46033

Email: cannmatthew@aol .comThe hotel room reservation deadline at the JW Marriott Indianapolis is April 1, 2017 . Reservations made beyond this date are based upon a space and rate availability basis only .

For Special Assistance Contact: ASPAN 90 Frontage Road

Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424 877-737-9696 Fax 856-616-9601

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FULL REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

Comprehensive syllabus, online access to session handouts, all main conference educational sessions, exhibit sessions, component night, and president’s reception .

DAILY REGISTRATION INCLUDES:

Comprehensive syllabus, online access to session handouts, educational sessions for that specific day, and all events for that day that do not require an additional fee .

GUEST REGISTRATION:

You can purchase individual guest registrations for component night and president’s reception .




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Registration Form – Complete Both SidesPRINT OR TYPE . Use a separate form for each registrant . Duplicate as necessary .

INCOMPLETE OR ILLEGIBLE forms WILL BE RETURNED . Payment must accompany registration form .

Name ___________________________________________________________________ ASPAN Member# __________________________________________ First/Last/Title or credentials (Print name as you would like it to appear on your name tag . Character limit is 27 characters for your name and 27 characters for your credentials-including spaces .)

Preferred Email (required) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Hospital/Facility _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Hospital/Facility Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________ State ________________ Zip _______________ Country __________________

Home Mailing Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ____________________________________________________________ State ________________ Zip _______________ Country __________________

Telephone: Work ( _______ ) ________________________ Home ( _______ ) __________________________ Fax ( _______ ) ______________________

CANCELLATION POLICY: All requests for cancellation must be made in writing . All monies paid, with the exception of a 25% administrative fee, will be refunded provided the notice of cancellation is received two weeks prior to the start date of conference (April 16, 2017) . No refunds will be provided less than two weeks prior to the start date of conference .

Attendance at ASPAN programs and events constitutes consent to be photographed for use in print and/or electronic publicity for ASPAN.

WEB LINK TO ACCESS THE CONFERENCE SYLLABUSPlease see the email confirmation that was sent to the email address that we have on file for you. This confirmation letter will contain the link for the syllabus online.

COMPLETE BOTH SIDES OF FORM OR IT WILL BE RETURNED TO YOU WITHOUT PROCESSING.

IF FAXING REGISTRATION TO ASPAN, FAX BOTH SIDES OF FORM TO COMPLETE YOUR REGISTRATION.

CONCURRENT SESSION SELECTIONSTICKETS WILL BE ISSUED FOR CONCURRENT SESSIONS. To assist in scheduling rooms of appropriate size and having your tickets ahead of time, please indicate below the session you wish to attend for each concurrent session time selec-tion. If your first choice is not available, you will be placed in your second choice. Based on the preferences of registrants, the most popular sessions will be assigned to the largest rooms . For session numbers, refer to the concurrent session grid on pages 12-13 or the session descriptions on pages 14-17 . PLEASE USE SESSION NUMBERS . If your requested sessions are not available, you will be contacted by mail to choose an alternate session . This is a preliminary brochure and speakers, sessions and events are subject to change .

Session Times and Days 1st choice 2nd choiceMonday, May 112:30 pm – 1:45 pm12:30 pm – 2:00 pm2:15 pm – 4:45 pmABPANC Session (Optional)3:45 pm – 4:45 pm Evening Sessions (optional)6:00 pm – 7:15 pm 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm 7:30 pm – 8:45 pm Tuesday, May 29:00 am – 10:15 am10:30 am – 11:45 am2:15 pm – 3:30 pm3:45 pm – 5:00 pmABPANC Sessions (Optional)12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Afternoon Session (Optional)12:15 pm – 1:45 pmEvening Sessions (optional)5:15 pm – 6:30 pm6:45 pm – 8:00 pm Wednesday, May 39:00 am – 10:15 am10:30 am – 11:45 am2:15 pm – 3:30 pm3:45 pm – 5:00 pmAfternoon Sessions (Optional)12:15 pm – 1:45 pm

Conference Registration Form

Return to: ASPAN

Registration Manager 90 Frontage Road

Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424

Fax with credit card payment: 856-616-9601



Conference Registration FormName ____________________________________________________________ ASPAN Member# _____________________________________________

FULL ASPAN CONFERENCE REGISTRATION(starts Sunday afternoon, April 30 and concludes at 11:00 am on Thursday, May 4)

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17ASPAN Member q A $400 .00 q AA $535 .00 $ __________________Non-Member* q B $600 .00 q BB $735 .00 $ __________________Retired ASPAN Member** q C $200 .00 q CC $300 .00 $ __________________Student*** q D $150 .00 q DD $200 .00 $ __________________Group Discount q Four or more registrations received in the same envelope, each receive a (excluding Students and Daily Attendees) $10 discount . All forms and checks must be mailed in the same envelope .* Non-Member Option: Take advantage of savings to ASPAN Members . Remit membership application on pages 25-26 along with ASPAN member registration fee and form . (Must be two separate checks for Conference and Membership)

** Must be retired from nursing no contact hours will be awarded .***Person enrolled in a school of nursing and not licensed as a nurse . Proof must accompany registration . No contact hours will be awarded .

DAILY REGISTRATIONIndicate days: q Monday q Tuesday q Wednesday q Thursday Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17ASPAN Member q E $175 .00/day q EE $230 .00/dayNon-Member q F $250 .00/day q FF $310 .00/day $_________________

GUEST REGISTRATIONComponent Night Sunday, April 30

President’s Reception Wednesday, May 3

(Must be attending with a full conference registrant and no admittance to scientific sessions or contact hours awarded) Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17q G Guest $60 .00 q GG Guest $70 .00 Guest Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________ $ ________________Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17q H Guest $70 .00 q HH Guest $80 .00 Guest Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________ $ ________________

PRECONFERENCE OFFERINGS (Additional charge not included in full conference registration) Saturday, April 29

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17q J ASPAN Member $175 .00 q JJ ASPAN Member $230 .00q K Non-Member $250 .00 q KK Non-Member $305 .00 $ _________________

Sunday, April 30 q L ASPAN Member $175 .00 q LL ASPAN Member $230 .00q M Non-Member $250 .00 q MM Non-Member $305 .00 $ _________________

ASPAN DEVELOPMENT DREAM WALK Sunday, April 30

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17q N $25 .00 (donation to Development) q NN $30 .00 (donation to Development) (Must be a full conference attendee or a daily attendee to register for the walk) $ _________________

FIRST TIMERS ORIENTATION Sunday and Monday, April 30 and May 1

q O Sunday First Timers Orientation q OO Monday First Timers Orientation No Fee

*open to First Timers Only (repeat session)

CPAN®/CAPA® CELEBRATION LUNCHEON Monday, May 1

q R CPAN®/CAPA® Luncheon $55 .00*only CPAN and/or CAPA Certified nurses or Retired CPAN/CAPA Certified Nurses may register for lunch $ _________________(Must be a full conference attendee or a daily attendee to register for luncheon)

DEVELOPMENT CELEBRATION BREAKFAST Wednesday, May 3

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17q P ASPAN Member $60 .00 q PP ASPAN Member $70 .00q Q Non-Member $65 .00 q QQ Non-Member $75 .00 $ _________________

POSTCONFERENCE OFFERING Thursday, May 4(Additional charge not included in full conference registration)

Early Bird: Postmarked before 3/1/17 Regular: Postmarked after 3/1/17Full Conference Registrants q S $75 .00 q SS $95 .00 $ _________________Thursday Daily Attendees q T (included in Thursday daily fee) q TT (included in Thursday daily fee)ASPAN Member not attending conference q U $100 .00 q UU $125 .00 $ _________________Non-Member not attending conference q V $135 .00 q VV $160 .00 $ _________________

Total $ __________________

Registration cannot be processed without payment.My check, drawn on a U .S . bank in U .S . funds, made payable to ASPAN, is enclosed for the total amount listed OR charge the total amount listed to my: q MasterCard q Visa q American Express

Card #____________________________________________________ Exp . Date ________________________________________________________________________

Authorized Signature: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ REQUIRED DATE

Federal Tax ID#06-1024058




ASPAN Membership ApplicationRATES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JUNE 30, 2017Please print legibly and provide all information requested.

Step 1 – Complete general informationName: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ First Middle Last CREDENTIALS (please provide)

Home Mailing Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________________________________________________________________ State: ____________________________ Zip Code: ____________________________________

*Home Email: _________________________________________________________________________ Date of Birth: _______________________________________________________ (mm/dd/yy)

Home Phone: ( __________ ) ______________________________________________________ Cell Phone ( __________ ) ______________________________________________________________

Employer: (required) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Employer Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________________________________________________________________ State: ____________________________ Zip Code: ____________________________________

*Work Email: __________________________________________________________________ Work Phone: ( __________ ) ______________________________________________________________*At least one email address is required

Please check your contact preferences in each category:1) Email: q Home Email q Work Email 2) Phone: q Home Phone q Work Phone q Cell Phone 3) Mail: q Home Address q Work Address

* Email addresses are not sold or used for other than ASPAN business/updates. As a benefit of membership, ASPAN will occasionally provide information on products or services we feel would be useful to our members . Please check here if you do not wish to receive such email notices: q

Federal Tax Id #: 06-1024058

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. How did you hear about ASPAN?q Colleagueq Seminarq Internetq JoPANq Other _________________________

Step 2 – Select Membership Type, Component and SPG (if desired)There are five categories of membership. Membership is for 12 months, starting from date of activation.

q $80.00ACTIVE MEMBERS shall be those involved, at least part-time, in the care of ambulatory surgery, preanesthesia or postanesthesia, or pain management patients, or in the management, teaching, or research of the same. Active members have the right to hold office, and serve on committees/SWTs. ACTIVE MEMBERS MUST JOIN A LOCAL COMPONENT.

q $130.00AFFILIATE MEMBERS shall be any healthcare professional, not currently working in perianesthesia nursing, who has an interest in perianesthesia patient care. Affiliate members shall receive all publications and notices but shall not vote, be eligible to hold office, or serve on committees/SWTs. Affiliate members are not required to join a Component.

q $105.00 INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS shall be any duly licensed healthcare professionals who have an interest in perianesthesia patient care and reside outside of the United States and Bermuda. International members shall receive all publications and notices but shall not vote, be eligible to hold office, or serve on committees/SWTs.

q $60.00 RETIRED MEMBERS shall be those nurses who have ceased their active practice in the perianesthesia care setting by reason of retirement or permanent disability. They may serve on committees/SWTs. RETIRED MEMBERS MUST JOIN A LOCAL COMPONENT.

q $60.00STUDENT MEMBERS shall be those enrolled in a school of nursing and not currently licensed as nurses. Student members shall receive all publications and notices but shall not vote, be eligible to hold office, or serve on committees/SWTs. STUDENT MEMBERS MUST JOIN A LOCAL COMPONENT and PROVIDE NAME OF NURSING SCHOOL AND COPY OF STUDENT ID.

$ ______________________ Membership Dues TotalFederal Tax ID#06-1024058

2. Were you recruited by an ASPAN Member? *q Yes q No

If yes, please provide:

Member Name *Remember – ASPAN has a Recruiter of the Year Award.



SELECT COMPONENTA component is the organization for your state or group of states. Component membership is MANDATORY for all but Affiliate and International categories. You may choose to belong to more than one component. Please check all component(s) you want to join.

q $25 .00 Alabama (ALAPAN) q $25 .00 Nebraska (NAPAN) q $35 .00 Arizona (AzPANA) q $25 .00 Nevada (NevPANA) q $20 .00 Arkansas (PACNA) q $45 .00 New Jersey /Bermuda (NJBPANA) q $30 .00 California (PANAC) q $35 .00 New Mexico (PANANM) q $30 .00 Chesapeake Bay (CBSPAN) q $40 .00 New York (NYSPANA) (Includes: MD, DE, DC) q $30 .00 North Carolina (NCAPAN) q $35 .00 Connecticut (CSPAN) q $35 .00 Northwest (NPANA) (Includes: AK, ID, MT, OR, WA) q $45 .00 Florida (FLASPAN) q $30 .00 Ohio (OPANA) q $30 .00 Georgia (GAPAN) q $25 .00 Oklahoma (OSPAN) q $25 .00 Hawaii (HIPAN) q $25 .00 Pennsylvania (PAPAN) q $25 .00 Illinois (ILSPAN) (Includes Eastern MO) q $25 .00 Rhode Island (RIAPAN) q $30 .00 Indiana (INSPAN) q $30 .00 Rocky Mountain (RMPANA) q $25 .00 Iowa (ISPAN) (Includes: CO, WY, NE) q $30 .00 Kentucky (KSPAN) q $25 .00 South Carolina (SCAPAN) q $35 .00 Louisiana (LAPAN) q $30 .00 Tennessee (TSPAN) q $30 .00 Maine (MESPAN) q $40 .00 Texas (TAPAN) q $25 .00 Massachusetts (MASPAN) q $25 .00 Utah (USPAN) q $30 .00 Michigan (MAPAN) q $35 .00 Vermont/New Hamp . (VT/NHAPAN) q $35 .00 Minnesota/Dakota (MNDAKSPAN) q $40 .00 Virginia (VSPAN) q $30 .00 Mississippi (MSPAN) q $25 .00 West Virginia (WVSPAN) q $20 .00 Missouri/Kansas (MO-KAN PANA) q $35 .00 Wisconsin (WISPAN)

Component Dues Total $____________________(if more than one Component selected, please total all)

Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Select Specialty Practice Groups (SPG).MEMBERSHIP IN A SPG IS OPTIONAL. q Advanced Degree (must be Master’s prepared

or in Master’s program to join)q Geriatric q Informaticsq Management q Pain Managementq Pediatricq Perianesthesia Nurse Educator q Preoperative Assessment q Publications

The purpose of ASPAN’s Specialty Practice Groups (SPG) is to bring together sub-specialty nurses who share a special practice in perianesthesia nursing . SPGs are member-driven and offer a variety of networking and educational opportunities, serve as a resource on practice and professional issues, and facilitate research within the organization .

SPGs are $15.00 each per year.

OPTIONAL SPG TOTAL $______________(if more than one SPG selected, please total all)

Step 3 – Provide payment information Membership, Component And SPG Dues: $________________________ TOTAL DUES PAYMENT *Dues include a non-deductible allocation of $ 26.00 for JoPANq Check Enclosed . Check #: ______________ Make checks payable to ASPAN . (Checks must be drawn on a U .S . bank in U .S . funds .)Please charge my: q MasterCard q Visa q American Express

Name as Appears on Card: ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Card # _________________________________________________________________________________ Exp . Date ________________________ (Not valid without exp . date)

Authorized Signature: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ REQUIRED DATE

American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses90 Frontage Road, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034-1424

Phone: 877.737.9696 • Fax: 856.616.9601 www.aspan.org • [email protected]




Board and Conference Information

ASPAN Board of Directors

ASPAN National Conference Strategic Work Team

Katrina Bickerstaff BSN RN CPAN CAPAPresident

Susan Russell BSN RN JD CPAN CAPAVice President/President-Elect

Valerie Watkins BSN RN CAPASecretary

Deborah Bickford BSN RN CPAN Treasurer

Armi Holcomb BSN RN CPANImmediate Past President

Regina Hoefner-Notz MS RN CPAN CPNRegional Director, Region One

Jennifer Kilgore BSN RN CPANRegional Director, Region Two

Sylvia Baker MSN RN CPANRegional Director, Region Three

Amy Dooley MS RN CPANRegional Director, Region Four

Kim Godfrey BSN RN CPANRegional Director, Region Five

Diane Swintek MSN RN CPANDirector for Clinical Practice

Linda Beagley MS BSN RN CPAN Director for Education

Elizabeth Card MSN APRN FNP-BC CPAN CCRPDirector for Research

Linda Lakdawala DNP RN CPANABPANC President

Kevin DillChief Executive Officer

Conference Information

Kim Kraft MSN RN CPAN CAPANational Conference Coordinator

Linda Beagley MS BSN RN CPANDirector for Education

Lori Silva RN CCRN CPANNational Conference Coordinator Designee

Carol Matthews BSN RN CAPA CPNMember At Large

Grace Walke BSN RN CPANMember At Large

Charlotte West BSN RN CPANMember At Large

Laura Kling MSN RN CNS CPAN CAPAImmediate Past Conference Coordinator

Katrina Bickerstaff BSN RN CPAN CAPAPresident

Susan Russell BSN RN JD CPAN CAPAVice President / President Elect

Deborah Bickford BSN RN CPANTreasurer

Linda Wilson PhD RN CPAN CAPA BC CNE CHSE CHSE-A ANEF FAANNurse Liaison for Education,

Research and Clinical Practice

CONFERENCE QUESTIONS

877-737-9696 X217 856-616-9600 X217

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FAX

856-616-9601

CONFERENCE HOTEL AND LOCATION

JW Marriott Indianapolis 10 S . West Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 Reservations: (866) 704-6162 Reservations Local Phone: (877) 303-0104 www .JWIndy .com


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Future Meetings


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