Charting the Path of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Through ...

CONFERENCE BROCHURE

RHODE ISLAND CONVENTION CENTER1 SABIN ST PROVIDENCE RI 02903

34TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS

Charting the Path ofDiversity Equity and

Inclusion ThroughNursing Science

March 31 ndash April 1 2022 | Providence RI

Eastern Nursing Research Society bull 34th Annual Scientific Sessions bull wwwenrs-goorg

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PresidentAnn Marie P Mauro PhD RN CNL CNE FAHA FAANMonmouth University Marjorie K Unterberg School of Nursing and Health Studies

President-ElectJane Flanagan PhD RN AHN-BC ANP-BC FNI FNAP FAANBoston College William F Connell School of Nursing

TreasurerLisa Lewis PhD RN FAAN FAHAUniversity of Pennsylvania School of Nursing

SecretaryAllison Norful PhD RN ANP-BC FAANColumbia University School of Nursing

LEADERSHIP

Member-at-Large ndash Research Interest GroupsLisa A Kitko PhD RN FAHA FAANThe Pennsylvania State University Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing

Member-at-Large ndash AwardsMelissa OrsquoConnor PhD MBA RN FGSA FAANVillanova University M Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing

Member-at-Large ndash CommunicationsMarilyn J Hammer PhD DC RN FAANDana-Farber Cancer Institute

ENRS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Conference Chair President-ElectJane Flanagan PhD RN AHN-BC ANP-BC FNI FNAP FAANBoston College William F Connell School of Nursing

Marie Boltz PhD GNP-BC FGSA FAANThe Pennsylvania State University Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing

Elizabeth F Chin PhD RN ANPUniversity of Massachusetts Dartmouth College of Nursing amp Health Sciences

Veronica Erasquin DNP RN CCRNMassachusetts General Hospital

Angela Gerolamo PhD APRN BCThomas Jefferson College of Nursing

Kristin Magen PhD APRN-CNP AGPCNP-BCThe University of Rhode Island College of Nursing

Jennifer Mammen PhD APRN-CNPThe University of Rhode Island College of Nursing

PresidentAnn Marie P Mauro PhD RN CNL CNE FAHA FAANMonmouth University Marjorie K Unterberg School of Nursing and Health Studies

Melissa OrsquoConnor PhD MBA RN FGSA FAANVillanova University M Louise Fitzpatrick College of Nursing

Priscilla Okunji PhD RN MS (Informatics) CMC FIMCHoward University College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences

So Hyun Park PhD RN ANP-BCHunter College Hunter-Bellevue School of Nursing

2022 CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

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The Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS) invites you to participate in the 34th Annual Scientific Sessions Charting the Path of Diversity Equity and Inclusion Through Nursing Science which will be held March 31ndash April 1 2022 at the Rhode Island Convention Center Providence RI The 2022 Scientific Sessions appeals to all individuals interested in advancing nursing science including practicing nurse researchers and dedicated nursing science students and faculty

PLEASE JOIN US

ĥ Opening Keynote Speaker Gina S Brown PhD RN MSA FAAN Dean Howard University College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences

ĥ Thursday Plenary Panel Session Speakers

Moderator Mary Sullivan PhD RN FAAN Professor The University of Rhode Island College of Nursing

Panelists Robert Atkins PhD RN FAAN Director New Jersey Health Initiatives of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Rutgers The State University of New Jersey School of Nursing ndash Camden

Annette T Maruca PhD RN-BC CNE CCHP Clinical Professor University of Connecticut School of Nursing

Mitchell Wharton PhD RN FNP-BC CNS Associate Professor of Clinical Nursing Associate Dean for Equity and Inclusion University of Rochester School of Nursing

ĥ Five Workshop Sessions

ĥ Outstanding Researcher Awards

ĥ Awards for peer-reviewed paper and poster presentations by doctoral students

ĥ Awards for BS MS DNP and early PhD School-Selected Student Poster Presentations

ĥ Awards for Emerging Clinical Nurse ResearcherScholar Poster Presentation

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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

The objectives for the ENRS 34th Annual Scientific Sessions are1 Evaluate the impact of existing and emerging nursing

knowledge focused on health equity to meet the needs of a diverse society

2 Discuss transformative nursing research that addresses equitable and accessible care across populations

3 Develop strategies to disseminate and implement nursing science that promotes diversity health equity and inclusion

Who Should AttendENRS members other nurse researchers faculty practicing nurses graduate students in doctoral and masterrsquos programs and other students interested in nursing research

Continuing Education CreditAmedco is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Centerrsquos Commission on Accreditation

This course is co-provided by Amedco and the Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS) The maximum number of contact hours is pending

Satisfactory Completion Participants must complete an attendanceevaluation form in order to receive a certificate of completionattendance Your chosen sessions must be attended in their entirety Partial credit of individual sessions is not available

COVID Safety Precautions and Vaccine RequirementsThe ENRS Board is concerned with the health and safety of our members Our management team will continue to follow up-to-date health and safety guidance from the Centers for Disease Control as well as local and state health officials

The 34th Annual Scientific Sessions of the Eastern Nursing Research Society will be held in-person in Providence Rhode Island with selected plenary sessions available virtually All in person participants and guests of the 34th Annual Scientific Sessions must be fully vaccinated to attend including a booster dose if eligible Per the state of Rhode Island face masks are required to be worn indoors at all times except while actively eating or drinking

Further details will be shared with all attendees prior to the event

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THURSDAY MARCH 31 2022630 AM ndash 800 AM Grab and Go Breakfast and Exposition

700 AM ndash 600 PM Registration

730 AM ndash 800 AM Poster Session I Set-up

800 AM ndash 930 AM Opening Remarks Outstanding Researcher Awards amp Opening Keynote Gina S Brown PhD RN MSA FAAN Dean Howard University College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences

945 AM ndash 1045 AM Concurrent Workshops

1045 AM ndash 1100 AM Refreshment Break

1100 AM ndash 1145 AM Poster Session I Meet the Researchers amp Exposition Hall

1145 AM ndash 1245 PM Grab and Go Lunch

1230 PM ndash 1245 PM Poster Session 2 Set-up

1245 PM ndash 215 PM Scientific Series A

1245 PM ndash 215 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

230 PM ndash 315 PM Poster Session 2 Meet the Researchers amp Exposition Hall

315 PM ndash 330 PM Refreshment Break

330 PM ndash 500 PM Scientific Series B

330 PM ndash 500 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

515 PM ndash 600 PM All Members Meeting

545 PM ndash 600 PM BS MS DNP and Early PhD School Selected Poster Awards and Emerging Clinical Research Scholar Posters Set-up

615 PM ndash 700 PM BS MS DNP and Early PhD School Selected Poster and Emerging Clinical Research Scholar Poster Viewing Awards amp Welcome Reception

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Subject to Change

WORKSHOP 1 WORKSHOP 2 WORKSHOP 3 WORKSHOP 4 WORKSHOP 5

Pathways to Becoming a Fulbright Scholar

Focused on Reducing Health Disparities

Through Research andor Teaching

ENRS Precision Health RIG Symposium 2022

Obtaining Funding to Promote Health of Diverse Populations

Perspectives from Aging Researchers

Funding Panel Funding Updates and Guidance from NINR

Publishing Panel Editorsrsquo Advice

Publishing Relevant Rigorous and Equitable

Research

Paper Session A1 Paper Session A2 Paper Session A3 Paper Session A4 Paper Session A5 Symposium Session A6

Childbearing and Womenrsquos Health

Palliative and End for Life Care

Adult and Older Adult

Bio-Behavioral Research

Child and Adolescent

Health

Rhode Island Cohort of Adults Born Preterm Findings

amp Implications from a Longitudinal Birth Cohort

Paper Session B1 Paper Session B2 Paper Session B3 Paper Session B4 Symposium Session B5 Symposium Session B6

Childbearing and Womenrsquos Health

Chronic Illness Technology and Informatics

Health Promotion Behaviors

and Disease Prevention

The Path to Health Equity and Inclusion

for Sexual and Gender Minority Populations

through Nursing Science

Empowering Nurse Practitioners to Meet

the Demand for Primary Care

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FRIDAY APRIL 1 2022630 AM ndash 800 AM Grab and Go Breakfast and Exposition

700 AM ndash 1200 PM Registration

745 AM ndash 800 AM Poster Session 3 Set-up

810 AM ndash 815 AM Welcome amp Update from Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research (FNINR)

815 AM ndash 915 AM Plenary Panel Presentation

930 AM ndash 1100 AM Scientific Series C

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Paper Session C1 Paper Session C2 Paper Session C3 Paper Session C4 Paper Session C5 Symposium Session C6

Social Determinants of

Health

Quality amp Safety Health Promotion Behaviors

and Disease Prevention

Mental Health HCP

Nursing Education

Qualitative RIG Symposium Nurse Scientists Thinking

Outside the Box to Address Diversity and Qualitative Data Collection informed

by a Pandemic

Paper Session D1 Paper Session D2 Paper Session D3 Paper Session D4 Paper Session D5 Symposium Session D6

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Nursing Education

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Childbearing and Womenrsquos Health

Charting a Diverse Path toward Equity in Maternal Child Health by the Effect of the Social and

Community Context

Paper Session E1 Paper Session E2 Paper Session E3 Paper Session E4 Symposium Session E5 Symposium Session E6

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Chronic Illness LGBTQIA Health Mental Health Patient

Examining Strategies to Promote Health Equity

for Persons with an Incarceration Experience

Scientific and Practice Gaps in Addressing Equity Across the

Life Course in Womenrsquos Health

245 PM ndash 315 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

330 PM ndash 400 PM Student Peer-Reviewed PaperPoster Awards and Closing Remarks

400 PM Adjournment

145 PM ndash 315 PM Scientific Series E

1115 AM ndash 1200 PM Poster Session 3 Meet the Researchers amp Exposition Hall

1115 AM ndash 1200 PM Grab and Go Lunch

1200 PM ndash 130 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

1200 PM ndash 130 PM Scientific Series D

Subject to Change

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All Conference activities will take place in the Rhode Island Convention Center which is conveniently connected to the Omni Providence Hotel Simply walk across the skybridge into the convention center to attend everything the 34th Annual Scientific Sessions has to offer

HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS Omni Providence Hotel middot 1 W Exchange Street middot Providence RI 02903 middot (401) 598-8000

Our host hotel is the Omni Providence Hotel ENRS has secured a special group rate of $209 single double occupancy per night plus tax The discounted group rate will be available until Friday February 25 2022 or until the block is full whichever comes first Please be sure to secure your reservation as early as possible to guarantee rate availability and your preferred room type Please use this link ENRS 34th Annual Scientific Sessions to book your reservation

Sponsor amp Exhibitor Opportunities AvailableThe 2022 Partnership Prospectus contains many exciting opportunities for supporting the 34th Annual Scientific Sessions Institutional partnerships are paramount to the success of the sessions Please email infoenrs-goorg with questions

Senior Scientists 11 AppointmentsConference participants will be able to sign up (in advance of the conference) for 11 appointments with Senior Scientists

Intima AlrimawiRita AmoahRahshida AtkinsHilary BarnesMary Baumberger-HenryCynthia BautistaLiza BehrensJean BernhardtKatherine Bernier CarneyHeather BromSherry BurrellDiane CarrollSharon CasavantYing-Yu ChaoJie ChenKimberly ConwayAmy DrsquoAgataCarol Della RattaPatricia EckardtDebra Erickson-OwensAnna Etchin

Michael EvansKristen FesseleJane FlanaganCira FraserAnnie GeorgeMartha GreenbergChristine GrippiMarilyn HammerLaura HaymanDonna Ho-ShingAlex HoytAmanda JenkinsonKaren Jennings MathisEdwin-Nikko KabigtingOlga KaganMary Louise KanaskieMichelle KellyAinat KorenAliya KuerbanSusan LoebAnn Marie Mauro

Ellen McCabeMary McCurryDitsapelo McFarlandJean McHughMichelle McKayJohn MerrimanLauren MurphyAllison NorfulSerah NthengePatricia OrsquoBrien-BarryMelissa OrsquoConnorHyeyoung ParkAnju PaudelDarina PetrovskyPaul QuinnSusan RevellJennifer RossMeghan Ryan MadonnaMonika SchulerErica SciarraPatricia Sciscione

Justine SefcikJin Young SeoKristen SetharesMargie SipeArlene SmaldoneMarianne SnyderCarol SotoPamela SpigelmyerJaimol SreedharCatherine StubinSusan Sullivan-BolyaiKathleen TennantMirinda TyoTracy VitaleSusan WeaverTeresa WennerNancy WiseFay WrightKyeongra YangKathleen Zavotsky

2022 ABSTRACT REVIEWERS

ParkingOvernight $34Day Parking $16 (up to 10 hours) By Air For those flying into Providence Warwickrsquos Green International Airport (PVD) (formerly TF Green) is only 10 minutes from downtown Providence

By CarDowntown Providence is conveniently located off Interstate 95 For driving directions click here

By Train Providence is conveniently located on Amtrakrsquos Northeast Corridor route which runs from Boston to Washington DC and back The hotel is a 10-minute walk from Providence Amtrak Station

QuestionsFor further questions please contact ENRS Headquarters at (571)577-9505 or email infoenrs-goorg Make sure to visit our website at wwwenrs-goorg for complete conference details and updates

GENERAL INFORMATION

Funder 11 AppointmentsConference participants will be able to sign up (in advance of the conference) for 11 appointments with NINR Program Directors This will be a great opportunity to discuss potential research projects and funding opportunities including career development awards

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THURSDAY MARCH 31 2022630 AM ndash 800 AM Grab and Go Breakfast and Exposition

700 AM ndash 600 PM Registration

730 AM ndash 800 AM Poster Session I Set-up

800 AM ndash 930 AM Opening Remarks Outstanding Researcher Awards amp Opening Keynote Gina S Brown PhD RN MSA FAAN Dean Howard University College of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences

945 AM ndash 1045 AM Concurrent Workshops

WORKSHOP 1 WORKSHOP 2 WORKSHOP 3 WORKSHOP 4 WORKSHOP 5

Pathways to Becoming a Fulbright Scholar

Focused on Reducing Health Disparities

Through Research andor Teaching

ENRS Precision Health RIG Symposium 2022

Obtaining Funding to Promote Health of Diverse Populations

Perspectives from Aging Researchers

Funding Panel Funding Updates and Guidance from NINR

Publishing Panel Editorsrsquo Advice

Publishing Relevant Rigorous and Equitable

Research

Fulbright Scholars are prestigious internationally recognized faculty or students who conduct significant researchteaching projects on diverse subjects Fulbright Fellowrsquos projects can be solely research teaching or researchteaching combined This workshop will include four nurses (3 faculty 1 PhD student) presenters who have submittedbeen awarded Fulbright grants with projects that are directly addressing health disparities or inequities in access to care and nursing science in international locations and will describe critical elements required for their Fulbright projects Objectives1 Identify important aspects of planning a Fulbright application

including building and sustaining international research collaborations and creating synergy to maximize research goals

2 Explain the importance of linking research outcomes across countries for greater impact and recognizing measurable discoveries that are broadly applicable across national borders

3 Describe a dissemination plan that informs many countries while being culturally sensitive and aware

WORKSHOP 1 Pathways to Becoming a Fulbright Scholar Focused on Reducing Health Disparities Through Research andor Teaching

Panelistsbull Gregory Alexander PhD RN FAAN FACMI FIAHSI Helen

Young CUPHSONAA Professor Columbia University School of Nursing

bull Tonda L Hughes PhD RN FAAN Henrik H Bendixen Professorship of International Nursing Columbia University School of Nursing

bull Maureen George PhD RN AE-C FAAN Professor Columbia University School of Nursing

bull Kylie Dougherty BSN RN Graduate Student Columbia University School of Nursing

PROGRAM OF EVENTS

ProjectsProject 1 Fulbright Structural Disparties in Digital Maturity in Residential Care Facilities Dr Alexander will discuss a mixed methods study investigating relationships between digital maturity and quality measures in residential aged care across four states in Australia and New Zealand

Project 2 Sexual Gender Minority Research Dr Hughes will conduct mixed method assessments with nursing and medical school curricular stakeholders (eg educators students curriculum administrators) in two progressive countriesmdashthe Netherlands and Australiamdashto understand Sexual Gender Minority content included in these programs as well as barriers and enablers to teaching this content

Project 3 International Disparities in Nursing Science The goal is to increase capacity and reduce disparities among nursing scientists by developing a shared decision-making intervention for a local public health issue and conduct training that pairs faculty from each school to perform rigorous systematic integrative or scoping literature reviews

Project 4 Health Disparities in Monitoring Obstetric Emergencies Ms Doughertyrsquos will discuss developing collaborations with the Regional Health Bureau in Amhara Ethiopia to enhance their ability to monitor and maintain clinical capacity for managing obstetric emergencies through the development and testing of an electronic dashboard using participatory research methods

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The Precision Health RIG introduces a novel workshop format to present exemplars of early-stage investigatorsrsquo research Precision health research is more expansive than lsquoomic methodology Precision health nursing research addresses diversity through incorporating behavioral cultural environmental social determinants and biological determinants of health to improve health equity Precision health research discovers diverse phenotypes that allow for the identification of individualized interventions This workshop will showcase early-stage precision health nursing scientistsrsquo work within the ENRS Community with presentations that describe the range of innovative precision-health methodologies that aim to improve health equity

This concurrent workshop hosted by the Aging Research Interest Group focuses on strategies on how to obtain funding for research that promotes health of diverse populations across the lifespan Presenters will highlight funding opportunities from federal private national and local organizational entities that prioritize studies focused on diverse populations as well as equity and inclusion The panel will share their personal experiences in applying for funding and identify strategies when applying for funding opportunities which will be relevant to the ENRS community

This session will provide information about submitting scientifically rigorous grants to the NIH in light of the new strategic aims of the NINR Attention will be given to issues of social determinants of health (SDH) diversity equity and inclusion (DEI) and their importance to science aimed at advancing the health of individuals and populations Preparation of a scientifically rigorous application determining the correct program for submission the review process and responding to review will be covered

Objectives1 Describe precision health nursing research2 Discuss the opportunities to improve health equity through

precision health research3 Explore collaborations through the Precision Health RIG

Objectives 1 Participants will be able to identify funding opportunities

from federal private and organizational entities that prioritize health of diverse populations

2 Describe successful strategies when applying for funding opportunities

3 Discuss strategies to promote collaboration among mentors and researchers

Objectives1 Discuss the essential elements of scientifically rigorous grants

considering the strategic aims of the NINR2 Integrate SDH and DEI into programs of research aimed at

improving the health of individuals and populations3 Understand the role of the program manager in guiding

grant submission and revision

WORKSHOP 2 ENRS Precision Health RIG Symposium 2022

WORKSHOP 3 Obtaining Funding to Promote Health of Diverse Populations Perspectives from Aging Researchers

WORKSHOP 4 Funding Panel Funding Updates and Guidance from the National Institute for Nursing Research

Speakersbull Darina Petrovsky PhD RN Assistant Professor Rutgers The

State University of New Jersey School of Nursingbull Justine Sefcik PhD RN Assistant Professor Drexel

University College of Nursing and Health Professionalsbull Billy Caceres PhD RN AGPCNP-BC FAAN Assistant

Professor Columbia University School of Nursing Center for Sexual and Gender Minority Health Research

bull Sherry A Greenberg PhD RN GNP-BC FAANP FAAN Associate Professor Seton Hall University College of Nursing

Moderator Marie Boltz PhD GNP-BC FGSA FAAN Elouise Ross Eberly and Robert Eberly Endowed Professor The Pennsylvania State University Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing

Speakersbull Fay Wright PhD RN APRN-BC Assistant Professor Director

of the Meyers Biological Lab New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing

bull Ann Marie Moraitis PhD MS RN Postdoctoral Fellow T32 Interdisciplinary Training in Cancer Caregiving amp End-of-Life Care University of Utah College of Nursing

bull Eileen M Condon PhD APRN FNP-BC Assistant Professor University of Connecticut School of Nursing

bull Samantha Conley PhD RN FNP-BC Senior Associate Consultant Department of Nursing The Mayo Clinic

bull And members of the Precision Health RIG

PROGRAM OF EVENTS

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This session will provide guidance on how to develop an exceptional peer-reviewed research manuscript considering issues of equity The publication process from submission to final publication including how to work with editors will be discussed Characteristics of a publishable scientific manuscript and common pitfalls to avoid will be addressed

Objectives When preparing and submitting a manuscript for publication 1 Identify how to select the appropriate journal for research

findings considering aims scope and issues of diversity equity and inclusion

2 Discuss ethical considerations related to authorship criteria3 Determine how to prepare a scholarly scientific paper and

respond to review considering the submission life cycle from submission to publication

Moderator Suzanne C Smeltzer EdD RN ANEF FAAN Richard and Marianne Kreider Endowed Professor in Nursing for Vulnerable Populations New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing

WORKSHOP 5 Publishing Panel Editorsrsquo Advice Publishing Relevant Rigorous and Equitable Research

Panelistsbull Allison P Squires PhD RN FAAN Associate Professor

amp Director Florence S Downs PhD Program in Nursing Research and Theory Development New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing

bull David Vlahov PhD RN FAAN Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Urban Health Professor of Yale School of Nursing Co-Director for National Program Office at Robert Wood Johnson Foundationrsquos Culture of Health Evidence for Action Program

bull Jamesetta A Newland PhD FNP-BC FAANP DPNAP FAAN Editor-in-Chief of The Nurse Practitioner Clinical Professor Emerita New York University Rory Meyers College of Nursing

1045 AM ndash 1100 AM Refreshment Break

1100 AM ndash 1145 AM Poster Session I Meet the Researchers amp Exposition Hall

1145 AM ndash 1245 PM Grab and Go Lunch

1230 PM ndash 1245 PM Poster Session 2 Set-up

1245 PM ndash 215 PM Scientific Series A

1245 PM ndash 215 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

230 PM ndash 315 PM Poster Session 2 Meet the Researchers amp Exposition Hall

315 PM ndash 330 PM Refreshment Break

330 PM ndash 500 PM Scientific Series B

330 PM ndash 500 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

515 PM ndash 600 PM All Members Meeting545 PM ndash 600 PM BS MS DNP and Early PhD School Selected Poster Awards and Emerging Clinical Research Scholar Posters Set-up

615 PM ndash 700 PM BS MS DNP and Early PhD School Selected Poster and Emerging Clinical Research Scholar Poster Viewing Awards amp Welcome Reception

PROGRAM OF EVENTS

Paper Session A1 Paper Session A2 Paper Session A3 Paper Session A4 Paper Session A5 Symposium Session A6

Childbearing and Womenrsquos Health

Palliative and End for Life Care

Adult and Older Adult

Bio-Behavioral Research

Child and Adolescent

Health

Rhode Island Cohort of Adults Born Preterm Findings

amp Implications from a Longitudinal Birth Cohort

Paper Session B1 Paper Session B2 Paper Session B3 Paper Session B4 Symposium Session B5 Symposium Session B6

Childbearing and Womenrsquos Health

Chronic Illness Technology and Informatics

Health Promotion Behaviors

and Disease Prevention

The Path to Health Equity and Inclusion

for Sexual and Gender Minority Populations

through Nursing Science

Empowering Nurse Practitioners to Meet

the Demand for Primary Care

Eastern Nursing Research Society bull 34th Annual Scientific Sessions bull wwwenrs-goorg

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FRIDAY APRIL 1 2022630 AM ndash 800 AM Grab and Go Breakfast and Exposition

700 AM ndash 1200 PM Registration

745 AM ndash 800 AM Poster Session 3 Set-up

810 AM ndash 815 AM Welcome amp Update from Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research (FNINR)

815 AM ndash 915 AM Plenary Panel Presentation

245 PM ndash 315 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

330 PM ndash 400 PM Student Peer-Reviewed PaperPoster Awards and Closing Remarks400 PM Adjournment

145 PM ndash 315 PM Scientific Series E

1115 AM ndash 1200 PM Poster Session 3 Meet the Researchers amp Exposition Hall

1115 AM ndash 1200 PM Grab and Go Lunch

1200 PM ndash 130 PM Funder amp Senior Scientist 11 Appointments (by appointment only)

1200 PM ndash 130 PM Scientific Series D

930 AM ndash 1100 AM Scientific Series C

Objectives1 Identify within existing nursing knowledge the experience

and structure of the terminology applied to marginalized populations

2 Distinguish the challenges posed to nurses engaged in research and work at the intersection of racial and social justice health equity and public health

3 Formulate strategies to change policies systems and environments that promote civic engagement in nursing practice science and health policy readiness

Intersectionality Innovation and Nursesrsquo Responsibility to Health Inequities in ResearchModerator Mary Sullivan PhD RN FAAN Professor The University of Rhode Island College of Nursing

Panelistsbull Robert Atkins PhD RN FAAN Director New Jersey Health

Initiatives of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Rutgers The State University of New Jersey School of Nursing ndash Camden

bull Annette T Maruca PhD RN-BC CNE CCHP Clinical Professor University of Connecticut School of Nursing

bull Mitchell Wharton PhD RN FNP-BC CNS Associate Professor of Clinical Nursing Associate Dean for Equity and Inclusion University of Rochester School of Nursing

Paper Session C1 Paper Session C2 Paper Session C3 Paper Session C4 Paper Session C5 Symposium Session C6

Social Determinants of

Health

Quality amp Safety Health Promotion Behaviors

and Disease Prevention

Mental Health HCP

Nursing Education

Qualitative RIG Symposium Nurse Scientists Thinking

Outside the Box to Address Diversity and Qualitative Data Collection informed

by a Pandemic

Paper Session D1 Paper Session D2 Paper Session D3 Paper Session D4 Paper Session D5 Symposium Session D6

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Nursing Education

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Childbearing and Womenrsquos Health

Charting a Diverse Path toward Equity in Maternal Child Health by the Effect of the Social and

Community Context

Paper Session E1 Paper Session E2 Paper Session E3 Paper Session E4 Symposium Session E5 Symposium Session E6

Organizational and Workforce

Issues

Chronic Illness LGBTQIA Health Mental Health Patient

Examining Strategies to Promote Health Equity

for Persons with an Incarceration Experience

Scientific and Practice Gaps in Addressing Equity Across the

Life Course in Womenrsquos Health

PROGRAM OF EVENTS

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Title

Organization

StreetApt

City

State Zip Code

Telephone ( )

Special Needs

E-mail

First Time Attendee

FULL REGISTRATION MARCH 31 ndash APRIL 1 2022ON OR BEFORE FEBRUARY 11 2022

RegularAssociate Member $445Student MemberRetired Member $305Non-Member $545

BETWEEN FEBRUARY 12 ndash MARCH 14 2022RegularAssociate Member $495Student MemberRetired Member $345Non-Member $595

AFTER MARCH 15 2022RegularAssociate Member $550Student MemberRetired Member $420Non-Member $650

ONE-DAY REGISTRATION THURSDAY MARCH 31 2022

RegularAssociate Member $350 Student MemberRetired Member $150 Non-Member $395

FRIDAY APRIL 1 2022 RegularAssociate Member $350 Student MemberRetired Member $150 Non-Member $395

Session amp Event Selections Please select which concurrent sessions you plan to attend

You are free to change your selection at any time without notifying the ENRS headquarters office

THURSDAY MARCH 31 2022

Opening Remarks Outstanding Researcher Awards amp Opening Keynote

Workshops

Scientific Series A A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6

Scientific Series BB1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6

All Members Meeting

BS MS DNP and Early PhD School Selected Poster and Emerging Clinical Research Scholar Poster Viewing Awards amp Welcome Reception

FRIDAY APRIL 1 2022

Welcome amp Update from Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research (FNINR) Plenary Panel Presentation

Scientific Series CC1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6

Scientific Series D D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6

Scientific Series E E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6

Student Peer-Reviewed PaperPoster Awards and Closing Remarks

Workshop 1Workshop 2Workshop 3

Workshop 4Workshop 5

FEES Registrations will not be processed without payment

Total Amount Due $Method of Payment

Credit Card PREFERRED METHODTo pay by credit card please register online at wwwenrs-goorg

Checkmoney order for $ payable to ENRS

If paying by check please send this form with payment to

Eastern Nursing Research Society673 Potomac Station Drive Suite 801 Leesburg VA 20176(571) 577-9505 (Tax ID 02-0451691)

CANCELLATION POLICY Written cancellations must be submitted via email to infoenrs-goorg by March 14 2022

A $75 processing fee will apply to all cancellations No refunds will be issued on cancellations received after March 14 2022

REGISTRATION FORM ĥ Visit wwwenrs-goorg to register online

34th Annual Scientific Sessions March 31ndash April 1 2022Rhode Island Convention Center Providence RI

ON DEMAND VIRTUAL PASS The following sessions will be available virtually after the event The on demand virtual sessions are included in the Full Registration ticket and is available at a separate cost as a stand-alone On Demand Virtual Pass ticket

ON DEMAND VIRTUAL PASS PRICES RegularAssociate Member $225Student MemberRetired Member $100 Non-Member $250

1 Opening Remarks Outstanding Researcher Awards amp Opening Keynote

2 All Members Meeting

3 Plenary Panel Presentation

4 Student Peer-Reviewed PaperPoster Awards amp Closing Remarks

Omni Hotel1 West Exchange Street Providence RI 02903Phone (401) 598-8000

Conference CenterRhode Island Convention Center1 Sabin St Providence RI 02903

wwwenrs-gocom

Charting the Path of Diversity Equity and Inclusion Through Nursing Science