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The American Nurses Association Endorses A Constituent Member Association of the American Nurses Association Volume 53 • Number 4 October, November, December 2008 Empower! Envision! Energize! Pre-conference 10/16/2008 Writing/Reviewing Continuing Nursing Education Applications Objectives Writing an Individual CNE Application a. Describe 2 components of an adequate purpose statement b. Discuss 2 parts of measurable behavioral objectives c. List 2 components of content section of educational activity form d. Cite reasoning for 4-point Likert scale on evaluation e. List problem areas where application is not completed correctly Writing an Approved Provider Application a. Describe the three areas where AP applications are poorly completed b. Describe e components of the evaluation section of the AP application c. Discuss process of writing a narrative that shows that the unit is flexible and responding to problems appropriately Reviewing a CNE Application a. List 3 major areas to review carefully b. Discuss the “Gestalt” or wholeness of the application c. Describe the responsibilities of the reviewer, whether for your institution or for the NMNA approver unit. Empower! Envision! Energize! 10/17/2008 Objectives Empowered Nurses in the Work Place a. Describe 2 methods of improving the work environment b. Pathway to Excellence as a means of effecting change Envision: Lateral Violence: Change Institutional Culture a. Define lateral violence b. List 2 ways of stopping lateral violence SBAR: Efficient Communication in a Crisis a. List 4 parts of SBAR b. Describe how you will use SBAR to improve rapid, effective communication Energize: Being the Change You Want to See a. Describe what you are passionate about b. List 2 ways of keeping that flame alive c. List how to keep your sense of appreciation NMNA Annual Meeting Agenda, Speaker Bios and CE Hours on page 3 Presort Standard US Postage PAID Permit #14 The American Nurses Association Princeton, MN 55371 Endorses Senator Barack Obama See page 17 for more information 2 October, November, December 2008 The New Mexico Nurse The New Mexico Nurse is published quarterly NEED INFORMATION? by the Arthur L. Davis Agency for the New Mexico Nurses Association with offices at 3018 Cielo Court, Here’s how to get in touch Ste B, Santa Fe, NM 87507, Phone: (505) 471-3324. Academy of Med-Surg Nurses (AMSN) New Mexico Association of Neonatal Nurses Acceptance of advertising by the Arthur L. Davis Rio Grande Chapter, Contact: Steve Ross Contact: Raychelle Creech, (505) 839-2625 Agency does not imply endorsement or approval by 505-291-5474 or [email protected] the New Mexico Nurses’ Association of products New Mexico Board of Nursing advertised, the advertisers, or the claims made. American Assn. of Critical Care Nurses 6301 Indian School, NE, Suite 710 Advertising Rates Contact—Arthur L. Davis (AACN) Albuquerque, NM 87110 Agency, 517 Washington St., PO Box 216, Cedar Albuquerque Chapter, P.O. Box 36546 (505) 841-8340 Falls, Iowa 50613, (319) 277-2414. NMNA and the Albuquerque, NM 87156-6546 Arthur L. Davis Agency reserve the right to reject Heidi Radke, Chapter President New Mexico Developmental Disabilities Nurses any advertisement. Responsibility for errors in Email: [email protected] Association advertising is limited to corrections in the next issue Contact Person: Judi Murphy or refund of price of advertisement. American Assn. of Nurse Assessment (505) 332-6820 or [email protected] Coordinators Articles appearing in this publication express the www.aanac.org a website for members of assn. of Nightingale Scholarship League, Inc. opinions of the authors; they do not necessarily Long Term Care MDS Coordinators, offering CNE, Albuquerque, NM 87196-4416 reflect views of the staff, board or membership of on-line discussion, latest news updates. Contact Person: Ruth Franklin, (505) 294-8591 NMNA or those of the national or local associations. 1873 S. Bellaire Street, Suite 800 Denver, CO 80222 New Mexico Nurses Association 1-800-768-1880, Contact: Debbie Hoellen PO Box 29658 NMNA Board and Staff Santa Fe, NM 87592-9658 American Nurses Association (505) 471-3324 President: Mary Colleen Campbell, BSN, RN 600 Maryland Avenue, SW Ste. 100 West (first elected in 2005) Washington, DC 20024-2571 New Mexico Organization of Nurse Executives 1740 Belvoir Circle Clovis, NM 88101 (202) 651-7059 PO Box 4491 Hm: 575/763-7741 [email protected] Albuquerque, NM 87196 or their web site: Cell: 575/799-3101 Term Exp: 2009 American Society for Pain Management www.nmone.org Nursing 1st Vice-President: Vacant Contact: Linda Sorensen New Mexico Nurse Practitioner Council 4401 Royene Ave. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110 Contact any Board of Directors Member at 2nd Vice-President: Fran A’Hern Smith, DNSc, RN (505) 724-6134 [email protected] [email protected] (appt. June 2003, elected 2003, appt. 2005, appt. 2nd VP 8/2006) 1332 Wellesley Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87101 Assn. of PeriOperative RNs, NM Emergency Nurses Association Hm: 505/321-6892 [email protected] Central NM Chapter Contact Jean Gomez at Wk: 505/841-4124 Term Exp: 2008 Contact Claudia Hoff, [email protected] [email protected] Secretary: Mary J. Sletten, DM(c), MSN, RN Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and NM Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nurses 1007 Cedardale Las Cruces, NM 88005-1247 Neonatal Nurses (AWOHNN) Contact Pat Collins at 505-473-1544 Hm: 575/525-2955 [email protected] or Contact: Kathleen Matta 505-690-6218 or [email protected] Wk: 575/527-7760 [email protected] Term Exp: 2008 Case Managers Society of American, PeriAnesthesia Nurses Assn. of NM Rio Grande Chapter Contact Corinne Flores, President 2007-08 Treasurer: Mary A.W. Ogle, MSN, RN, FNP, CNM Contact Carolyn Simon at 505-816-2059, [email protected] (first elected 2006) [email protected] OR: Elizabeth Ramos Valerie Boatright, Immediate Past President 343 B, County Rd 84-C Santa Fe, NM 87506 at 505-228-2238, [email protected] [email protected] Hm: 505/455-0251 [email protected] Term Exp: 2008 Desert Mountain Chapter NM School Nurses Association (NMSNA) American Society for Pain Management Nursing Contact Judith Bauer-Creegan, RN, BSN, MSN, Contact: Irene Zamora, RN, MSN, CNS President 505-272-8727 or [email protected] [email protected] (505) 882-0036 Directors: Legal Nurse Consultants, Greater Albuquerque Chapter If you would like your organization’s name and 1 Marleen L. Apodaca, MSN, RN (first elected in 2006) Contact Maria Scarpelli at 505-352-6562 phone # listed in the New Mexico Nurse, forward 3427 Painted Rock Dr., NW Albuquerque, NM 87120 or [email protected] your information to: Hm: 505/836-7723 [email protected] NMNA, PO Box 29658 Wk: 505/476-7925 Term Exp. 2008 New Mexico Association for Home Care Santa Fe, NM 87592-9658 3200 Carlisle Blvd. NE 2 C. Tiffany T. Baggs, BSN, RN (first elected in 2007) Albuquerque, NM 87110 1313 Doepp Drive Carlsbad, NM 88220 (505) 889-4556 Hm: 575/887-6725 3 Barbara Hickok, MPH, BSN, RN (first elected in 2004) 2729 Texas St. NE Albuquerque, NM 87110 Hm: 505/275-3910 [email protected] Wk: 505/827-2423 Term Exp: 2008 4 Leigh DeRoos, BSN, RN (first elected in 2007) 4644 Sandalwood Drive Las Cruces, NM 88011 Hm: 575/521-4362 [email protected] Term Exp. 2009 5 Lorena (Lorie) A. Kroeger, BSN, RN (first elected in 2007) 1925 Fairway Terrace Clovis, NM 88101 Hm: 575/742-2905 [email protected] Term Exp. 2009 6 Melanie E. Cogan, MSN, RN (first elected 10/2007) 99 Osito Los Alamos, NM 87544 Hm: 505/661-4094 [email protected] Term Exp. 2008sn.com Term Exp: 2009 NMNA Website: www.nmna.org NMNA general Email: [email protected] CNE application Email: [email protected] Office Phone: 505/471-3324 Office Fax: 877/350-7499 toll free E.D.: Carolyn Roberts 3692 St. Rd. 14 Santa Fe, NM 87508-8063 Hm: 505/471-2169 [email protected] Cell: 505/577-0752 Lobbyist: Linda Siegle P.O. Box 720 Cerrillos, NM 87010 Hm: 505/471-7643 [email protected] Wk: 505/471-3563 Cell: 505/690-5850 The New Mexico Nurse October, November, December 2008 3 Nursing Information DISTRICT PRESIDENTS MISSION STATEMENT Web Sites AND CONTACTS New Mexico Nurses Association is committed NM Nurses Association: www.nmna.org to advocating for all licensed nurses, improving DNA 1, Albuquerque—Margaret Onuska, Information on the organization, calendar of health care, and promoting life-long learning. 3907 Hanett NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, events, legislative update, on line registration Hm: 505/268-0723. for workshops, job listings for all kinds of health Core Values DNA 2, Santa Fe—Kimberly Stout, 7 care jobs, and Continuing Education applications • Promote the professional and educational Vuelta De la Tusa, Santa Fe, NM 87506, for workshops for nurses. advancement of nurses. [email protected], 505/992-1145. • Develop alliances with other professional DNA 4, Clovis—Stephanie Martin, health care organizations on issues affecting [email protected], 575-765-7379. NM Board of Nursing: nurses and health care. DNA 7, Carlsbad—Inactive but www.bon.state.nm.us • Enhance recognition of the contribution of contact—Tiffany Baggs, 1313 Doepp Drive, Lists board meeting dates, download the the nurse in health care. Carlsbad, NM 88220, [email protected], • Promote high standards of nursing practice Nursing Practice Act, Rules and Regulations, Hm: 505/887-6725. by upholding the integrity of the New download renewal forms, complaint forms, get DNA 10, Raton—Tina Bird, 649 Mora Ave., Mexico Nursing Practice Act. Raton, NM 87740, [email protected], Hm: information on recent rules and regulation • Improve access to health care services by 505/445-2821. changes, get names of board members. expanding opportunities for nurses. DNA 14, Las Cruces—Leigh B.
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