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IONL Annual Conference September 24 & 25, 2015 Hilton Lisle/Naperville 3003 Corporate West Drive Lisle, IL 60532 630-505-0990 IONL 2015 Annual Conference September 24‐25, 2015 Hilton Lisle/Naperville Lisle, IL
Program Book Table of Contents
Program Overview, Objectives ...... 3
Agenda ...... 5
Annual Conference Sponsors ...... 9
Speaker Bios ...... 19
Session Notes ...... 27
Poster Presentations ...... 35
2015 Annual Business Meeting Agenda ...... 37
2014‐2015 IONL Accomplishments ...... 38
2014 Annual Business Meeting Minutes ...... 39
2015 Board of Directors ...... 40
Committee Annual Reports ...... 45
Committee Descriptions ...... 52
Willingness to Serve ...... 53
IONL Member Listing ...... 55
The Importance of Joining a Professional Association ...... 71
Upcoming IONL Events...... 73
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Overview
IONL 2015 Annual Conference “Contemporary Leadership‐ Engaging Hearts and Minds”
Program Overview: James MacGregor Burns conceptualized leadership as a social process that involves both leaders and followers interacting and working together to achieve common interests and mutually defined ends. This conference will provide the most contemporary information, theories and exemplars to assist both the leader and the follower to work effectively and harmoniously as a team, across the continuum of care.
Intended Audience: Nurses at all levels of management, emerging leaders, human resource staff, nurse educators, hospital executives and consultants.
Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to: 1. Discuss the generational changes in 2020 2. Employ the principles of fearless leadership 3. Examine the ebola outbreak and leadership opportunities 4. Discuss self‐care 5. Describe emotional intelligence for nurse leaders 6. Outline current activity across the continuum of care 7. List techniques in employee engagement 8. Recognize moral distress
CE Credit Information: To obtain Nursing CE credit (contact hours), please follow the steps below: 1. Sign in at the registration desk 2. Attend CE sessions 3. After the conference, a link will be available to you to evaluate the conference https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/IONLConf2015 4. Complete the survey and a certificate will be emailed to you within 2‐3 weeks 5. Note‐ the survey will close on October 11th.
To Obtain Handouts for Conference Presentations: 1. Visit dropbox using this link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/gxibpdzvcxaurk6/AABEfWiLtb7Q0tDC74MMhEoea?dl=0
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IONL Annual Conference “Contemporary Leadership- Engaging Hearts & Minds” 9/24/15 & 9/25/15 Hilton- Lisle
Thursday, September 24th 11:30-1:30 Special Pre-Conference Seminar! Only $39 “Essential Resources for the Illinois Nurse Leader” Provides resources for nurse leaders to learn about the requirements for nursing practice and care delivery in Illinois. Provides IONL resources.
Intended Audience: Nurses new to Illinois, Nursing Leadership (CNO, VP, director, manager, and faculty) or newly appointed nurse leaders. IONL members and non-members are welcome to attend.
1:30-2:00 Conference Registration
2:00-2:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks
2:30-3:30 Opening Keynote Address “2020 Game Plan: What Tomorrow’s Nurse Leaders Need to be Doing Today” Matt Thornhill- Founder & President, Generations Matter
How can nurse leaders leverage the future we already know? This provocative and enlightening keynote address shares three mega trends impacting nursing in 2020 and beyond and sets forth key action steps to take now to ensure success in the future. Matt Thornhill of GenerationsMatter delivers an engaging, inspirational and challenging view of what’s ahead for nursing, and offers tips and techniques for effectively managing your multi-generational workforce. His talk was the highlight of a recent AARP national nurse leadership conference and is guaranteed to open your eyes to what is and what will be.
3:30-4:30 “Fearless Leadership: the Massachusetts Story” Sharon Gale- CEO, Organization of Nurse Leaders, Massachusetts, Rhode Island & New Hampshire
Massachusetts faced many challenges in 2014. This CEO will share how she and the nurse leaders in the state were successful in protecting nurses & hospitals from external threats 4:30-5:30 Cocktail Reception Networking & Exhibit Hall
To register for the conference: http://www.ionl.org/?page=conferences
5 IONL Annual Conference “Contemporary Leadership- Engaging Hearts & Minds” 9/24/15 & 9/25/15 Hilton- Lisle Friday, September 25th 7:00-7:30 Registration 7:30-7:45 Welcome 7:45-8:45 “Ebola Outbreak: Leadership Challenges and Opportunities” Sheila Davis DNP, RN, ANP-BC, FAAN- CNO & Chief of Ebola Response at Partners in Health
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa impacted health care delivery globally. The emergency effort mounted by Partners In Health (PIH) was unprecedented and challenged every aspect of the organization. Leadership in this effort required an innovative approach that addressed the safety of health care workers in West Africa as well as U.S. clinicians who responded to the urgent need for assistance. The difficulties of providing life-saving care in very low resource settings during a time of chaos and urgency were compounded by the response of the US health system and resulting complexities.
8:45-9:45 “Self-Care the CREATION Healthy Way” Kathy Perno RN, MBA, CLC- Director, Medical Mission Integration, Adventist Health System
Nurses by their very nature are compassionate and can fall into the trap of being caregivers for everyone but themselves. Overcommitted nurses become vulnerable to caregiver fatigue by neglecting their own health in mind, body and spirit. A focus on Self-Care the CREATION Healthy Way will offer practical ideas for incorporating small changes into the busy life of a caregiver to bring a greater sense of control, balance, and wellbeing.
9:45-10:15 Break & Exhibit Hall 10:15-11:15 “Emotional Intelligence for Nurse Leaders” Janet Krejci PhD, RN, NEA-BC- Vice-President & Provost of Illinois State University and Lead Faculty IONL Nurse Leader Fellowship
Emotional Intelligence (EI) is especially important as a nurse or nurse leader in an environment caring and advocating for patients. This presentation will discuss the importance of EI, how it can impact nurse leaders, other nurses and patient outcomes as well as the work environment. We will also discuss how to use EU to support and develop our emerging nurse leaders. 11:15-12:15 “Ignite Five- across the Care Contiuum” Pam Eulberg, RN, MM, CNML, CHC- VP Compliance & Quality, Residential Home Health & Residential Hospice (Moderator); Joanne Carlin- Vice President, Clinical Risk Services, Willis’ Senior Living Specialty Group; Kelly Fischer, Chief Operating Officer, JourneyCare; Gloria Jacobson- Dean, School of Nursing, St. Xavier University; Diane Lube- Administrator, HCR Manor Care; Susan Wickey- Director, Care Management at Alexian Brothers Health System
Join IONL’s newest session: Ignite. Hear several five-minute passionate presentations on a variety of related topics to spark conversations about ideas and innovations. Choose which one peaks your interest and join in the discussion afterwards. 12:15-1:00 Lunch: Regional Seating 1:00-1:30 Annual Business Meeting 1:30-3:00 "Engaging Employees in Uncertain Times: Tools & Techniques for Nurse Leaders to Drive Positive Change" Vicki Hess MS, RN, CSP- Principal of Catalyst Consulting, LLC
Imagine a workforce full of highly engaged employees who are satisfied, energized & productive- they deliver outstanding patient care and exceptional quality and safety results. Sound too good to be true in these topsy- turvy times? If you are looking for evidence-based strategies for moving your team, department, division or entire organization toward full engagement, then please join this program. This presentation provides nursing leaders with a realistic methodology for creating an organization-wide culture of engagement. 3:00-3:15 Break 3:15-4:00 “Interventions in Reducing Moral Distress” Corinne Haviley PhD, MS, RN- Associate CNO, Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Katherine Czyzewski MSW, LCSW, SEP- EAP Coordinator, Northwestern Medicine, CDH Karen Pugliese, MA, BCC- Advanced Practice Chaplain, Northwestern Medicine, CDH
This presentation will discuss the three-pronged intervention approach that may reduce distress levels in nurses. 4:00-4:15 Closing Remarks
IONL Sponsor Directory
Thank you to our 2015 Sponsors and Exhibitors!
PRESENTING SPONSORS
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Rush University College of Nursing thoroughly prepares its Mindray North America manufactures products found graduates to advance the quality of patient care and nursing throughout the hospital, and are largely focused in the areas of practice in a multitude of health care environments and to be emergency medicine, anesthesia and critical care. Medical leaders focused on improving health outcomes, whether at the facilities that count on our products can be found in over 80 bedside, in a research setting or directing an organization. U.S. countries across the world. News & World Report ranks Rush University College of Nursing 19th in the nation among U.S. nursing colleges with six advanced practice specialty programs ranked in the top five.
Since 1992, Omnicell's automated medication/supply management and business analytics solutions have enabled Sound Incorporated is a highly diversified, premier technologies healthcare facilities to improve operational efficiency, patient integrator of Voice, Data, Carrier Services, Video, Sound and safety and satisfaction. Security business solutions. We promote the success of our clients by providing state‐of‐the‐art communications technology solutions that are designed, installed, serviced and maintained by an unparalleled staff of highly trained and certified professionals. Philips Healthcare Transformation Services helps hospitals and healthcare systems achieve meaningful and sustainable improvements in clinical excellence, operational efficiency, care delivery, and financial performance. We recently collaborated with Amita Health to redesign their Care Management Program incorporating our innovative co‐create methodology to build a ‐ common vision toward human centered care and enable The Morel Company has developed the Hercules Patient cultural change across frontline staff, physicians, and Repositioning System™ to allow a single caregiver the ability to administrators. Stop by to learn more about the project or visit pull a patient up in bed with the simple push of a button. www.philips.com/healthcareconsulting.
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The Purdue RN to BSN program is designed to develop BREAK SPONSOR expertise in leadership and evidence‐based nursing practice with content delivered via online, technology‐enhanced courses. Named an NLN Center of Excellence ‐ the courses are 5 weeks long, with 8 start dates per year allowing students to enter at their convenience. At Northwestern Medicine, our shared vision is to transform health care through clinical innovation, educational excellence and breakthrough research. Driven by a Patients First mission, our goal is to provide the highest quality primary, specialty and
Our School of Nursing offers current and future nursing advanced care to improve the health of the communities we professionals the respected and relevant degree options they serve. need to either start or help advance their nursing careers. We have three Nursing Programs: Practical Nursing, Professional Nursing Associate’s degree and RN‐BSN.
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JoAnne Carlin, MS, RN, NHA Vice President, Clinical Risk Services – Specialty Group
JoAnne is the Vice President, Clinical Risk Services for Willis’ Senior Living Specialty Group. Ms. Carlin has held executive roles in Chicago based healthcare organizations for over 25 years. Prior to joining Willis she held the position of corporate nurse leader for resident care in a national senior living company for over a decade. She has extensive operations experience for oversight of nursing care and clinical services including setting standards for delivery of care in the wellness/health service centers in Independent Living, Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living and Memory Support (dementia care) units.
JoAnne’s background includes working as a vice president in a large healthcare system in the Chicago area. Her experience in acute care included leadership responsibilities for all aspects of hospital operations, ambulatory care centers, and skilled nursing.
She has led initiatives for Medicare Certification in skilled nursing and home health and was an early adopter of electronic nursing documentation in both acute care and skilled nursing. JoAnne has significant experience in establishing Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement plans and methodology including outcome reporting. In addition to establishing policies and protocols for care venues, she has promoted innovation in organizational structures, and position descriptions. She has developed acuity systems in Assisted Living and related staffing standards.
She served on the Board of Directors for a Hospice company as the member representative for six years and on the Professional Advisory Council for Long Term Care for The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Systems for two terms. This council was focused on developing standards for Assisted Living and helped to differentiate between nursing home standards and expectations and Assisted Living. She is an active member of Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders and held an officer position for one of the local chapters.
JoAnne received her initial nursing education from Truman College in Chicago, IL; she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing, with High Honors, from St. Francis College in Fort Wayne, IN, and a Master of Science degree in Nursing Administration, with Distinction, from DePaul University in Chicago, IL. She is a registered nurse and nursing home administrator in Illinois and is a Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management.
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Katherine Czyzewski, LCSW, SEP‐EAP Coordinator, Northwestern Medicine, CDH
Katherine has a Master of Social Work degree with a concentration in Occupational Social Work from the Jane Addams College of Social Work at the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Illinois Benedictine College with a major in Psychology and a minor in Philosophy. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) with over 20 years of experience working with individuals and organizations.
Katherine is trained in solution‐focused counseling, cognitive‐behavioral therapy (CBT), Eye Movement, Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Somatic Experiencing (SE), and other experiential techniques such as guided imagery and voice dialogue. She is also trained in trauma response and psychological first aid. She takes an eclectic, practical approach that empowers others to be active in their own healing and growth process.
Katherine has developed numerous educational programs on various topics such as Compassion Fatigue, Professional Boundaries, Practicing with Kindness, Compassion and Firmness: Setting Limits with Challenging Patients and Families, Emotional Intelligence, Moral Distress and Resilience. At Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage and Delnor Hospitals she also co‐facilitates the monthly Schwartz Rounds sessions and participates on the Schwartz Rounds Steering Committee. These interdisciplinary sessions encourage taking the time to discuss of the human side of caring and the ethical and moral challenges that arise.
Katherine’s passion is providing support for those who provide bedside care. She believes that a well‐ rounded, effective professional is one that is both skillfully trained and emotionally intelligent and resilient. Her innovative thinking in developing education and outreach to clinical staff, with cutting edge experiential techniques, helps individuals to learn ways to emotionally self‐regulate so they can be more present and intentional with the care they provide.
Before joining Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital Employee Assistance Program as an EAP Coordinator, Katherine worked at Creative Care Management Employee Assistance Program (EAP) as a Senior Account Executive. Prior to that she served as Executive Director of Options EAP in Princeton, IL. Katherine also has a small private practice at Labyrinth Counseling Center in Naperville, IL.
She is a member of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Employee Assistance Program Association (EAPA), EMDR International Association (EMDRIA), and Somatic Experiencing Trauma Institute (SETI).
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Sheila Davis, DNP, ANP‐BC, FAAN CNO & Chief of Ebola Response, Partners in Health
Dr. Sheila Davis is the Chief of the Ebola Response and Chief Nursing Officer at Partners In Health (PIH) where she has led the Ebola response efforts in West Africa since September 2014. She has been a nursing leader in the field of HIV/AIDS since its emergence in the mid‐ 1980s and served on the National Board of the Association of Nurses AIDS Care (ANAC). She entered the global health arena in 1999 responding to the global HIV pandemic working in a number of countries. She was the co‐founder of a small NGO that worked in South Africa and Boston from 2004‐2010 on health projects, including a rural village nurse clinic.
Dr. Davis received her BSN from Northeastern University in 1988, her Masters in Nursing as an Adult Nurse Practitioner in 1997 and her Doctorate in Nursing Practice with a concentration in global health in 2008 from the MGH Institute of Health Professions. Sheila was a faculty member at the School of Nursing at the MGH Institute of Health Professions for 4 years and an Adult Nurse Practitioner at the MGH Infectious Diseases outpatient practice for over 15 years. She was inducted as Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing in 2008 and was inducted as one of the inaugural class of 12 Carl Wilken’s Fellows working on anti‐genocide global efforts as part of the Genocide Intervention Network in 2009. She is 2012 RWJ Executive Nurse Fellow.
Pam Eulberg, RN, MM, CNML CHC‐VP Compliance & Quality, Residential Home Health & Residential Hospice
Pamela Eulberg is currently the Vice President of Quality and Compliance for Residential Home Health & Hospice, a regional home health and hospice company. She is responsible for the regional compliance program, and the quality and education departments. Pam has both acute care and non‐acute care leadership experience. Prior to joining Residential Home Health, she was an Administrative Director at a community hospital and had a variety of departments reporting to her. In addition she was the co‐director of the hospital’s Magnet program and assisted in helping the hospital obtain its initial Magnet designation and first re‐designation. Pam is certified by the American Organization of Nurse Executives as a Nurse Manager and Leader as well as certification by the Health Care Compliance Association for Certification in Healthcare Compliance.
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Kelly Fischer Chief Operating Officer, JourneyCare
Kelly Fischer was named JourneyCare’s Chief Operating Officer (COO) in September, 2012. In her role, she manages a comprehensive array of programs and services including new program development for the agency, with a focus on fiscal stewardship and excellence in clinical care.
Kelly served as a consultant for hospice programs, nursing homes and long term care facilities, evaluating and revamping clinical practices and programs while assessing strengths and weaknesses and transforming operations prior to joining JourneyCare. In 2010 founded Bear Courage, LLC, in Madison, WI, and a statewide pediatric palliative homecare coalition in Madison, WI.
A native of New York City, Kelly earned a Bachelor’s of Science in nursing (BSN) from Grand Canyon University AZ and a diploma in nursing from Flushing Hospital and Medical Center School of Nursing in Queens, NY. Kelly is a Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Nurse, Certified Hospice and Palliative Care Administrator, and an active member of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Association and the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine. She was the past president of the Madison Area Continuum of Care Coalition. She was honored in 2011 with the End of Life Nursing Education Consortium’s (ELNEC) Award of Excellence for Pediatric Palliative Care.
Sharon Gale, MSN, RN, FAAN Chief Executive Officer, Organization of Nurse Leaders, Massachusetts, Rhode Island & New Hampshire
Sharon Gale is the Chief Executive Officer of the Organization of Nurse Leaders of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. In collaboration with the Massachusetts Hospital Association, she led the PatientCareLink development task force that developed the first in the nation, voluntary process and template for reporting hospital staffing plans and quality outcome measures for statewide implementation to answer, legislators, nurses and consumers concerns for safe nursing practice.
Since 1997 she has been an advocate in the policy arena for legislation that supports the nursing profession, working with organizations to provide testimony on relevant nursing and healthcare issues.
As CEO of ONL she is Co‐leader of the Massachusetts Action Coalition designated by the Center to Champion Nursing in America to implement the recommendations of the Institute of Medicines (IOM) report on the Future of Nursing.
Sharon is a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing and has been the recipient of the ONL Mary B Conseison Excellence in Nurse Leadership Award, The Elaine Sherwood Service award, the ONL Presidents award for outstanding service. Annual Conference Presenter Bios (In Alpha Order)
A former Nurse Executive, Sharon has an extensive background in clinical as well as operational management in the acute healthcare arena. She has published and presented in the areas of public policy, workforce development, leadership, and patient safety.
Sharon has been a member of AONE since 1990 has served AONE as the Region 1 Director and is on the AONE ballot for the positon of Treasurer for 2015.
Corinne Haviley, RN, MS, PhD Associate Chief Nursing Officer, Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital
Corinne Haviley, RN, MS, PhD is currently the Associate Chief Nursing Officer for the West Region of Northwestern Medicine (Central DuPage and Delnor Hospital) for Emergency, EMS, Trauma, Behavioral Health, Imaging and Inpatient Services. She has held a variety of leadership roles in the health care field including administrative, clinical, faculty and research positions within the hospital, government, industry and academic settings. She has authored more than 38 professional articles and book chapters in the areas of clinical oncology, radiology, patient care, management, leadership, safety and organization development. Along with publishing and presenting lectures nationally and internationally, she has presented twenty completed research papers and coordinated six educational symposiums for nurses. She is currently serving as President Elect on the Board of Directors for the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders and is a member of the government appointed Illinois Center for Nursing Advisory Board of Directors. She has recently been invited to participate on the National Council of State Boards of Nursing on Adverse Event Decision Pathway Expert Panel. Additionally Corinne is an Advisory Committee member for the Metropolitan Chicago Health Care Council’s Clinical Research Exchange. She is a member of multiple professional Nursing and Organization Development societies. Corinne has received the Organization Development Institute: Silver Bowl Award for Outstanding Organization Development Project of the Year for Non Profit Organizations, Academy of Management: Outstanding Graduate Student Paper on Management Consulting, an excellence in research award from Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Omicron Chapter, multiple quality awards and she has been recognized in Who’s Who in American Nursing and Professional and Business Women.
Vicki Hess, RN, MS, CSP Principle of Catalyst Consulting, LLC
A highly regarded speaker, author, facilitator and consultant, Vicki provides her clients with expertise in employee engagement as well as workforce and leadership development. With more than 30 years of hands‐on business and healthcare experience, Vicki’s purpose is to provide inspirational and evidence‐ based strategies for workplace engagement to
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change thinking and improve outcomes. She works with organizations and associations across the country to positively impact employee engagement through consulting, workshops, retreats and keynote presentations.
Vicki holds a BS (Nursing) from the University of Florida and a Master’s Degree in Human Resource Development from Towson University. She was an adjunct professor at Johns Hopkins University Graduate School of Business for five years.
Vicki is the author of four books shown below. She also writes for industry and association publications including Hospital & Health Network, Becker’s Hospital Review, NurseTogether.com, and others.
Vicki began her work in sales for the Xerox Corporation. She parlayed this experience into jobs with Entre’ Computer Centers (sales training and management) and Bonner & Associates (selling for a grassroots lobbying firm). She then worked in healthcare for 10 years in clinical and organization development roles. Since 2001, Vicki has been the Principal of Catalyst Consulting, LLC ‐ her own speaking, training & consulting firm. Her business continues to grow each year.
In 2014, Vicki was voted a TOP 5 Speaker (Healthcare) by Speaking.com for the fourth year in a row.
Dr. Gloria Jacobson Dean, Saint Xavier University School of Nursing
Dr. Gloria Jacobson has served as the Dean of the Saint Xavier University School of Nursing since August 2009. She was awarded nursing degrees from Northern Illinois University (BS), Rush University (MS) and the University of Wisconsin‐ Milwaukee (PhD). She has numerous publications and funded research in the area of children’s mental health and parenting processes. Besides her academic roles, Dr. Jacobson has worked with families facing complex health issues. She served as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Loyola University Chicago prior to her appointment at Saint Xavier University. She serves as a Site Evaluator for the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education, Chair of the National League for Nursing Center of Excellence Review Panel, and Vice‐Chair of the LaRabida Children’s Hospital Board of Trustees Quality Committee.
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Janet Wessel Krejci, PhD, RN, NEA‐BC Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, Illinois State University
Dr. Janet Wessel Krejci currently serves as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost at Illinois State University. She served as Dean of the Mennonite College of Nursing at Illinois State University from August 2009 through June 2014. She has numerous publications and funded research grants in the areas of leadership, recruitment and retention, work climate, workforce diversity, and change in both acute care and long term care. She has consulted with higher education and health care systems and presented on Systems Thinking, Leadership, Change, Conflict, and Nursing Excellence to help leaders be more effective, efficient, and satisfied in their roles. Besides her academic roles, Dr. Krejci has worked as a clinical nurse specialist and leadership consultant in both acute care and long term care. She was previously at Marquette University in faculty and administrative roles until she accepted the American Council on Education Leadership Fellowship in 2007, where she spent the academic year hosted by Arizona State University. In addition to the ACE leadership fellowship, she was selected as a Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Executive Fellow for the 2008‐ 2011 cohort. She served as the chair of the Illinois Association of Colleges of Nursing and was appointed by the Governor to the Advisory Board for the Illinois Center for Nursing.
Locally, Dr. Krejci serves on the Advocate BroMenn Governance Council, and serves as mentor in the Multicultural Leadership Program. She frequently participates in area panels on health care and higher education issues and speaks to various civic groups. She is married to Stephen and has two sons, Kevin and John.
Diane D. Lube Senior Administrator, HCR Manor Care
Diane D. Lube is the Senior Administrator at ManorCare Health Services of Hinsdale in Hinsdale, IL. She has a degree in Social Work and is a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator. Diane has been the Administrator at ManorCare of Hinsdale for seven years and has worked for ManorCare for 14 years. Prior to being the Administrator at Hinsdale, Diane was the Administrator at ManorCare of Naperville. ManorCare of Hinsdale is a 202‐bed facility that specializes in short‐term rehabilitation for patients transitioning between the hospital to home. Diane oversees a staff of 75 nurses, 80 physical, occupational and speech therapists as well as dietitians, social workers, nursing assistants and other care professionals, all focused on returning patients home. Diane lives in Downers Grove, IL with her husband and three children.
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Kathy Perno, RN, MBA, CLC Director, Medical Mission Integration, Adventist Health System
Kathy Perno brings more than 30 years of professional experience in healthcare‐focused disciplines and currently serves as the Director of Medical Mission Integration for Adventist Health System. In her current role, she serves AHS facilities and ancillary businesses by putting into operation Faith in Practice, a collaborative research study conducted by Adventist Health system and Duke University around the attitudes and practices of physicians related to health‐ oriented spiritual needs of patients. Formerly, as Director of Corporate Relations, she focused on key mission‐related initiatives including Spiritual Ambassadors, CREATION Health implementation, and Mission Enculturation. Kathy is a registered nurse with a Master’s in Business Administration with a rich background in development of employee engagement strategies and leadership development for healthcare organizations across the Southeast US.
Karen Pugliese, MA, BCC Advanced Practice Chaplain, Northwestern Medicine, CDH
Karen is a Board Certified chaplain (BCC), with Advanced Certification in Enneagram Typology, and advanced training in Spiritual Counseling, Continuous Quality Improvement, Change Management, Crisis Intervention and Personality Development. Karen has more than 30 years of experience in clinical care, transformational development, and complementary medicine in healthcare systems. She received a Master of Arts Degree in Religious Studies with a concentration in Spirituality from Mundelein College of Loyola University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Benedictine University with a major in Religious Studies. Karen presents nationally on topics related to Psycho‐Social‐Spiritual Development; Workplace Spirituality; Grief, Loss and Bereavement; Personal and Professional Well‐Being and Resilience; Ethics, Spiritual Assessment; Clinical Spiritual Care in Palliative Medicine, Women and Children’s Services and Oncology; Stress and Strain in Critical Care Nursing; Burnout, Rust‐out, Compassion Fatigue and Moral Distress; Professional Boundaries; and Practicing with Kindness, Compassion and Firmness; Culture Shifts and High Velocity Culture Change. She is well known for innovative and creative organizational rituals. She is an experienced retreat director and workshop and support group facilitator, with a specialization in issues important to professionals in healthcare settings.
Chaplain Pugliese served as a Key Advisor to Making Health Care Whole: Integrating Spirituality Into Patient Care by Christina Puchalski, MD and Berry Ferrell, RN, PhD, and contributed content to the Templeton Foundation funded Palliative Care Consensus Conference. She is serving as a Mentor in the Coleman Foundation Palliative Medicine Training Program. She served as Chair of the Board of Directors of the National Association of Catholic Chaplains. She currently is a member of the Northwestern Medicine, Central DuPage Hospital Institutional Review Board; Center for Civic Reflection Reflective Reading facilitator; co‐leader of the internationally award winning Spiritual Journeying at Work Annual Conference Presenter Bios (In Alpha Order)
Program and the Silent Lamp Program of Ministry Formation; as well as Schwartz Rounds Steering Committee founding member and co‐facilitator of Schwartz Rounds.
Karen is a member of the Association of Professional Chaplains, the National Association of Catholic Chaplains, and Spiritual Directors International. Prior to joining Spiritual Care Resources at Central DuPage Hospital as an Advanced Practice Chaplain and as Spiritual Counselor for the former Central DuPage Health Integrative Medicine Center, Karen served as Vice‐President of Ethics and Spirituality, and Vice‐President of Transformation Resources for Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare.
Matt Thornhill Founder & President, GenerationsMatter
Matt Thornhill is founder and president of the generational think tank, GenerationsMatter, based in Richmond, Virginia. Matt is considered to be the nation’s authority on the impact of generational dynamics on demographic, cultural and societal trends.
His opinions and insights are sought by media around the world. He’s appeared on NBC, CBS, CNBC, and in articles in BusinessWeek, TIME, The Washington Post, The New York Times and countless others. Matt has provided generational and trends insights to organizations like Walmart, Google, AARP, Wells Fargo, General Mills, the Social Security Administration, NASA, and Lowe’s Home Improvement.
Matt has extensive experience in the healthcare and nursing industry, and has spoken at national events for the American Healthcare Association and at 16 separate state healthcare and nursing association conferences. Co‐author of the acclaimed business book, Boomer Consumer, Matt routinely speaks about trends at conferences and events in the United States, Canada, Spain, Brazil, and Panama.
Susan C. Wickey, MS, RN, ACM Director – Care Management, Alexian Brothers Health System
As a Registered Nurse I have 40 years of clinical experience managing healthcare delivery in critical care settings, emergency department, inpatient case management, ambulatory case management, managed care and clinical documentation. Currently I have transitioned my strong leadership abilities to my role as Regional Director of Quality & Care Continuum for the Amita Health Accountable Care Organization and Clinically Integrated Network. My passion for health care includes placing the patient in the center of all we do, advocating for higher standards in healthcare care management, providing exceptional care and utilizing evidenced based medicine, all in a cost efficient manner.
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Organization Poster Title Author(s) Advocate Lutheran General A SPOONFUL OF SUGAR: UTILIZING Cindy Hartwig MS, BSN, RN Hospital DEXTROSE GEL REVERSES NEONATAL HYPOGLYCEMIA AND DECREASES ADMISSIONS TO THE NICU
Carle Foundation Hospital EXPLORING A MULTIDICIPLANRY Rachel Walton, BSN, RN ORIENTATION PROCESS FOR CARE Anne Curtiss, MSN, MBA, RN MANAGEMENT NURSES IN THE AMBULATORY SETTING Katherine Shaw Bethea WORKPLACE VIOLENCE PREVENTION Melody Noon MSN, RN Hospital Karen Hughes BSN, RN
MacNeal Hospital UNFREEZING PARADIGMS TO IMPROVE A Wanda Monterrubio, BSN, RN Susana CARE DELIVERY MODEL: Gonzalez, MSN, MHA, RN, CNML IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE‐BASED Kathleen Demchuk, BSN, RN PRACTICE TO INCREASE BREASTFEEDING EXCLUSIVITY Northwestern Medicine IMPLEMENTATION OF A HOSPITAL Mary Tebbe BSN, BS, RN, CNML Lake Forest Hospital BASED NON‐EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT Laura Meller MS, APN, CNS‐BC OBSERVATION UNIT Amy Barnard MS, APN, CCNS, CEN
Northwestern Memorial EMPATHY BEFORE ASSESSMENT Judith Horvat BSN, RN, CAPA, CNML Hospital PROGRAM LEADS TO IMPROVED PATIENT Karen Mahnke MSN, APN, CNS‐BC, EXPERIENCE CWON Northwestern Memorial ACUITY VERSUS GEOGRAPHIC NURSING Katie Gonzalez, MSN, RN, RN‐BC Hospital ASSIGNMENTS: AN ANALYIS OF THE Krystal Hanrahan, MS, MSPH, RN, IMPACT ON PATIENT QUALITY CMSRN INDICATORS Northwestern Memorial IMPERATIVE ONGOING VALIDATION OF Heather Keirnan, MSN, RN, NE‐BC Hospital SHARED GOVERNANCE Mary E. Mielnicki, MSN, RN, NE‐BC
Rehab Institute of Chicago A CASE REVIEW: INTEGRATING LEWIN’S Patricia Murphy, MSN, RN, NEA‐BC THEORY WITH LEAN’S SYSTEM Elizabeth Wojciechowski, PhD, APPROACH FOR LEADING AND PMHCNS‐BC SUSTAINING CHANGE Tabitha Pearsall, AA – Business, LEAN Certified
Rush Oak Park Hospital IMPLEMENTATION OF A CLINICAL NURSE Erica LaVire, MSN, RN, CNL, CCRN LEADER ROLE IN AN INTENSIVE CARE Brooke Casey MSN, RN, CNL, CCRN SETTING Jana Schejbal MSN, RN, CNL Kumari Katneni MSN, RN, CCRN Angela Cooper MSN, RN, CNL
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Annual Business Meeting Agenda September 25, 2015 Hilton‐Lisle 3003 Corporate West Drive Lisle, Illinois 1:00‐1:30 PM
Call to Order Melinda Noonan
President’s Report Melinda Noonan
Bylaws Report & Voting on Bylaw Change Nancy Weston
President Elect’s Report Corinne Haviley
Treasurer’s Report Denise Jackson
Past President’s Report & Election Results Trish Anen Appointed Positions, 2016
Closing Statements Melinda Noonan
Committee Reports can be found in the conference program
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Obtained a $10,000 grant from the Gordon & Betty Moore Foundation Created a You Tube account where you can see IONL videos Our Facebook page continues to grow We have a vibrant Linked‐In company page Tweeting on Twitter Successfully renewed our CE Provider status Interactive career center on IONL website continues to boom Conducted a focus group with Illinois nurse leaders regarding the development of a product Conducted many visits to Illinois organizations to discuss IONL Initiated the Educational Partnership program Conducted the Midwest Institute for Nursing Leadership in collaboration with Loyola IONL was represented at a reception with state legislators Created a brand new webinar series for Charge Nurses Participated in a RWJF summit on nursing education in rural areas Co‐Provided several CE Activities with other organizations Mid‐Year Conference held in Springfield Participated in the community panel for RIC Magnet re‐designation Held Aspiring Nurse Leader Workshop at Presence St. Joseph’s in Joliet Conducted 12 Lunch ‘n Learn Webinars Planning member for IDPH’s Women’s Health Conference Attended AONE Chapter Leader Meetings, (December and March) Attended AONE Annual Meeting Nursing Care Collaboration Committee (NC‐3) conducted 8 webinars with up to 68 hospitals representing Orientation of new board members Membership tables at several nursing events Continued e‐newsletters Co‐Lead of Illinois Healthcare Action Coalition (IHAC) and Chair of Leadership Workgroup Participant in Illinois Coalition of Nursing Organizations Healthy Air Coalition Member (American Lung Association‐ Chicago) Conducted the second cohort Illinois Nursing Leader Fellowship, 24 fellows attended Added the Member Spotlight to the IONL website Conducted 2 regional area CE events‐ Oakbrook and O’Fallon Facilitated a meeting with Nurse Leaders across the continuum of care Conducted the Essential Resources for Nurse Leaders Workshop prior to each conference
Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders 39 Annual Business Meeting Minutes 9/26/14 Hilton-Lisle Hotel Members Present: 177
Agenda Item/Issue Findings/Conclusions Recommendations/Actions Responsible Party Call to Order Meeting called to order at 1:30 pm by Trish Anen. None
Approval of agenda Reviewed meeting agenda None President’s Report- Trish Anen Trish provided an overview of IONL and highlighted all of the Quorum of 10% of the members None IONL accomplishments for 2015. Trish discussed IONL’s was present strategic plan and initiatives to begin in January, 2016.
President-Elect Report- Melinda On behalf of the Board of Directors, Melinda presented Trish None Noonan with an award for her service as President.
Treasurer’s Report- Nancy Cutler Nancy listed the total YTD income of IONL to be None $152,806.00. The YTD expenses were $126,786.00. Interest income of $11,965.00. The YTD Net income of $37,985.00 was stated. Nancy declared IONL to be of sound financial standing.
Past President’s Report- Angie Angie listed the results of the 2015 IONL Board of Directors. None Charlet
Conclusion Trish wished to acknowledge the Board of Directors for their The meeting was adjourned at work. She thanked the Executive Director and Sentergroup. 1:56 pm.
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2015 Board of Directors
Executive Committee
President: President‐Elect: Melinda Noonan DNP, RN, NEA‐BC Corinne Haviley PhD, MS, RN Asst. Professor, College of Nursing, Women’s, Associate Chief Nursing Officer Children’s and Family Nursing and College of Cadence Central DuPage Hospital Health Sciences, Health System’s Management 25 North Winfield Road Rush University Winfield, IL 60190 600 S. Paulina, 1080 AAC Email: [email protected] Chicago, IL Email: [email protected]
Past‐President: Treasurer: Trish Anen RN, MBA, NEA‐BC Denise Jackson BSN, RN Vice President, Clinical Services Vice President Clinical Services, CNE Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council Perry Memorial Hospital 222 S. Riverside Plaza, Suite 1900 530 Park Avenue E Chicago, IL 60606 Princeton, IL 61356 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Secretary: Julie Smith MSN, RN Director of Nursing Jersey Community Hospital 400 Maple Summit Road Jerseyville, IL 62052 Email: [email protected]
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2015 Board of Directors
Regional Directors
Region 1A: Regions 2C: Kathi Gehrke MS, RN, NE‐BC, OCN Kimberly A. Landers MS, RN, NEA‐BC Director of Medical/Surgical Services & Clinical Vice President & CNE Coordination Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers Swedish American Hospital 150 West High Street 1401 E. State St. Morris, IL 60450 Rockford IL, 61104 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Region 1B: Region 3A: Delinda Leopold MSN, RN Holly Jones MSN, RN, NEA‐BC Director of Outpatient Services Administrative Director of Nursing Services Perry Memorial Hospital Illini Community Hospital 530 Park Ave. East 640 W Washington Princeton, IL 61356 Pittsfield, Illinois 62363 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Region 2A: Region 3B: Elaine Kemper, BSN, MBA, RN, NE‐BC Pamela Bigler MSN, RN Director, Labor Management & Operations Chief Nursing Officer Improvement Carle Foundation Hospital Presence Health 611 W. Park Street 200 South Wacker Drive Urbana, IL 61801 Chicago, Illinois 60606 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Region 2B: Regions 4/5: Michele Kramer, PhD, RN, AHN‐BC Richelle Rennegarbe, PhD, RN Assistant Professor, College of Nursing and Health Nursing Division Chair, Associate Professor Professions McKendree University Lewis University 701 College Road One University Parkway Lebanon, IL 62254 Romeoville, IL 60446 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
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Bylaws: Continuum of Care: Nancy Weston MSN, MBA, RN, NEA‐BC Kathleen Ferket MSN, APN Vice President of Patient Care Services/CNO Assistant Vice President‐ Clinical Operations Memorial Hospital Adventist Midwest Health 4500 Memorial Dr. 120 North Oak Street Belleville, Il. 62226 Hinsdale, IL 60521 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (ViceChair‐ TBD)
Member Engagement: Nursing Care Committee Consortium (NC‐3): Ann Gantzer PhD, RN, NEA‐BC Jennifer Grenier MSN, RN‐BC VP of Patient Care Services‐ CNO Unit Director, Telemetry/Innovation Unit & Swedish American Health System Resource Team 1401 E. State Street Rush Oak Park Hospital Rockford, IL 61104 520 S. Maple Ave Email: [email protected] Oak Park, IL 6034 (ViceChair‐ Fiona Springman) Email: [email protected] (ViceChair‐ Jennifer Moore)
Policy & Advocacy: Program: Frank Bradtke MSA, RN, NEA‐BC Barbara Holmes Gobel, MS, RN, AOCN Director Patient Care Services Director of Professional Practice and Development Ingalls Memorial Hospital Magnet Program Director One Ingalls Drive Northwestern Memorial Hospital Harvey, IL 60426 251 E. Huron, Feinberg Pavilion 4‐504A Email: [email protected] Chicago, Il 60611 (ViceChair‐ Susana Gonzalez) Email: [email protected] (ViceChair‐ TBD)
Nominations and Elections: Audit: Trish Anen, Chair Julie Smith, Chair Members: Connie Scott Dale Beatty (’15‐’17) Robin Gordon Debbie Birk (’14‐’16) Deb Davisson (’15‐’17) Ann Gantzer (’14‐’16)
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2015 Board of Directors Advisory (Non-Voting) Board Members
Illinois Board of Nursing: Illinois Hospital Association: Marjorie A. Maurer MSN,RN,NEA‐BC Cathy Grossi BSN, JD, RN Vice President, Operations/Chief Nurse Executive Vice President, The Institute for Innovations in Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Care and Quality 3815 Highland Avenue Illinois Hospital Association Downers Grove, IL 60515 1151 East Warrenville Rd. Email: [email protected] Naperville, IL 60566 Email: [email protected]
Executive Director: Sharon Rangel MSN, MBA, RN Executive Director Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders 225 W. Wacker Drive, Suite 650 Chicago, IL 60606 Email: [email protected]
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Annual Report
Date: August 13, 2015
Report for the Year:‐2015
Committee: Continuum of Care
The Continuum of Care committee of IONL will serve as a conveyor for networking, dialogue and supportive programming for leaders across the continuum.
Committee Members: Sandra Berger, Joanne Carlin, Jacqueline Conrad, Pamela Dunley, Marti Edwards, Carol Emery, Pamela Euberg, Kathleen Ferket, Julia Knight, Cheri McEssy, Jacqueline Medland, Pam Nikiel, Catherine Potter, Julianna Sellett, Susan Wickey
Goals and Accomplishments: Assemble committee of nurse leaders representing practice areas which cross the continuum. Build collaboration and serve as a conveyor for leaders to network across the continuum Communicate the IONL value proposition to nurse leaders across the continuum Recruit new IONL members across the continuum Offer programing pertinent to leaders across the continuum
Summary: This is a new and exciting committee for 2015! Membership and engagement continues to grow throughout the year. The COC committee held two conference calls and one in person networking event throughout 2015. We have representatives from across the state involved with ACO’s, education, home care, skilled nursing facilities, private sector assisted living, and consulting.
The May networking event was attended by seven members. A very engaged group discussed future opportunities, including educational needs to prepare students for practice along the continuum, healthcare system plans for expanding the continuum of care, improving communication along the continuum, and the need for breaking down silos between care settings. We are excited the annual conference will feature a new innovative program featuring 5 care continuum speakers describing issues impactful to all leaders. IONL is well positioned to serve leaders across the continuum.
Respectfully submitted, Kathleen Ferket, MSN, APN‐BC, Chair of Continuum of Care Committee Vice President, AMITA Care Continuum
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Annual Report
Date: August 12, 2015
Report for the Year: 2015
Committee: Member Engagement
Participating Committee Members: Ann Gantzer (chair), Fiona Springman (Co‐Chair), Jan Southard, Suzanne Lambert, Pam Bigler, Angela Cooper
Goals and Accomplishments: Create a Member Needs Survey –To be completed at IONL Annual meeting Create a Membership Campaign‐ Tiered approach to reach non renewed members, seek new members and address the organizations that are not represented in IONL. Continually monitor member levels & targets‐ monthly Identify Magnet Hospitals & Dates of Re‐designation and target membership‐ Not accomplished Develop the recommendation process for the website’s “Member Spotlight”‐ Created and have featured members on an every other month basis. Those members selected reflect the diversity of our roles and regions. Be sure to check these out on the IONL web site.
Summary: While the membership target of 500 was not met, a new approach to renewal will be the focus for the remaining of the year. It is this committee’s goal to streamline and facilitate early renewal to maximize the benefits of membership throughout the year.
Signed: Ann Gantzer, Member Engagement Committee Chair
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Annual Report
Date: August 26, 2015
Report for the Year: 2015
Committee: Program Committee
Committee Members: Barbara Holmes Gobel (Chair), Janet Davis, Karen Barnes, Lisa Harton, Janice Jezuit, Alma Labunski, Julianna Sellet, Karen Mahnke (new)
Goals and Accomplishments:
1. Development of the Mid‐Year Conference (April 24) We held a successful Mid‐Year Conference in Springfield, Illinois on April 24. Over 100 leaders who are nurses attended the event. The evaluations from this program were very positive. Attendees even got to meet Abraham Lincoln! 2. Development of the Annual Conference (September 24 and 25) We anticipate a successful Annual Conference, Contemporary Leadership: Engaging Hearts and Minds. We expect over 200 nurse leaders to attend this conference in Lisle, Illinois. 3. Continuation of the Essential Resources for Illinois Nurse Workshop at both the mid‐ year conference and the annual conference The Essential Resources for Illinois Nurses Workshop was held in Springfield, Illinois the afternoon prior to the mid‐year conference. This same Workshop will be held in conjunction with the annual conference. 4. Build intentional networking into all programs Networking time has been built into all three IONL conferences/workshops (Essential’s Workshop, mid‐year and annual conference).
Signed: Barbara Holmes Gobel, MS, RN, AOCN, Committee Chair
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Annual Report
Date: August 25, 2015
Report for the Year: 2015
Committee: Policy & Advocacy
Committee Members: Patricia Anen, Betty Bayona, Deborah Birk, Ann Blouin, Frank Bradtke, Mary Brenczewski, Frederick Brown, Susan Campbell, Nancy Cutler, Deborah Davisson, Kathleen Ferket, Kathi Gehrke, Deidra Glisson, Susana Gonzalez, Jennifer Grenier, Cathy Grossi, Corinne Haviley, Rebekah Hopper, Barbara Jany, Janice Jezuit Karen Kelly, Elaine Kemper, Lisa Klaustermeier, Teresa McConkey, Jacqueline Medland, Emmy Moore, Gail Mulrooney, Melinda Noonan, Elaine Perkins, Marsha Prater, Debra Quintana, Margaret Schwall, Jill Stemmerman, Agnes Therady. Runay Valentine, Gail Wurtz
Goals:
Leverage the power of the IONL membership to raise the voice of nursing leadership in all health related issues in Illinois. Establish and maintain relationships with key legislators and utilize data and evidenced‐ based outcomes to effectively impact health care policy. Provide education, resources and tools to enable nurse leaders to serve as effective change agents in influencing health care policy.
Accomplishments:
Maintained information flow regarding important legislative issues to IONL members Key members attended an April legislative open house to act as resources in health care decision making for key legislators Introduced IONL plan to invite committee members to IONL Board meetings with a member successfully participating Committee to complete work on policy statements by year end.
Summary: 2015 was a complex legislative year, and this committee stayed abreast of information and changes. Members participated well, and look forward to 2016.
Committee Chair, Frank Bradtke
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Annual Report
Date: July 29, 2015
Report for the Year: 2014‐2015
Committee: Nursing Care Consortium Committee (NC3)
Purpose: To promote the quality of care and improve the delivery of healthcare services through a lively exchange of ideas among Nursing Care Committees throughout the State of Illinois. To promote the value of registered nurses’ input in meeting the healthcare needs of hospital patients
Planning Committee Members
Jennifer Grenier‐ Chair Rush Oak Park Jennifer Moore Rockford Health System co‐chair Jennifer Reid Unity Point, Methodist Toni Jurgensen Unity Point, Methodist Benson Wright Debbie Quintana Resurrection Deb Dyrek Cadence Delnor Candace Katta‐Liptrot Elsevier Sharon Rangel IONL Executive Director
Goals and Accomplishments: 72 Hospitals are currently signed up to participate in NC‐3 with the committee members growing the participation by 8 hospitals this year. Committee members participated in one planning committee call in March. During this call committee members agreed to get at least one additional hospital to participate in the NC3 webinars. We also decided to increase the amount of staff RNs that were on the webinars. Each committee member agreed to help their facility increase the staff RN participation on the webinars. Agenda and minutes are shared with committee members via email. The committee has also increased participation in the webinars
1 49 due to increase participation in social media via Facebook and Twitter. The NC3 committee currently has a co‐chair Jennifer Moore. Jennifer Grenier and Sharon Rangel personally visited one community hospital to help with establishing their staffing committee. Through the success of NC3 nurses from Nevada and Iowa have reached out to NC3 Jennifer Grenier to discuss the implementation of NC3 in their state.
2015 Goals Completed
Conduct 8 webinars Assist in another staffing committee survey if deemed feasible Designate a Vice‐Chair Continue developing topics through steering committee Personally visit those hospitals needing assistance in development of their staffing committee as needed Add Acuity Tools and meal breaks as topics Create a standard agenda for staffing committees
Summary: A plan to re‐survey the NC3 committees regarding staffing and acuity is in development. Our committee has had a successful year as we continue to grow our hospital participation along with our staff nurse participation on the webinars.
. The list below is the webinar based topics that were presented over the last year.
February 23rd One Hour, Off Unit Meal Amanda Cteancyk Breaks Director AONEs center for Care Innovation and Transformation at American Hospital Assoication March 23rd Staffing during a disaster Kimberly A. Landers MS, RN, NEA‐BC
VP and CNE Morris Hospital and Healtcare Centers June 29th Developing workforce Deborah Terry RN, MSN, planning committees SPHR Insights from staff and nurse executives President of The Nash Group July27th Nurse Staffing by Acuity Law: Therese Fitzpatrick, PhD, RN
Overview & The Staff Nurse Clinical Assistant Professor Perspective University of Illinois at Chicago College of Nursing Trish Anen, RN, MBA, NEA‐BC
2 Past President, IONL Vice President, Clinical Services, MCHC
Sept 28th The Rapidly Shifting Paradigm: Rachel Start MSN, RN The Emergence of Ambulatory Nursing Magnet Program Director, Rush Oak Park Hospital October 26th Regulating incivility in the Ryan H. Vann workplace and update on Illinois pregnant workers Baker and Mckenzie, LLP Fairness Act November 23rd Ebola: The Ciaos of staffing Lisa Klaustermeier and training. How both a Anderson Hospital community and university setting did it right. Patricia Nedved Rush University Medical Center February 23rd One Hour, Off Unit Meal Amanda Cteancyk Breaks Director AONEs center for Care Innovation and Transformation at American Hospital Assoication
Thank you to the committee members for their participation and support.
Signed‐ Jennifer Grenier MSN, RN‐BC, NC‐3 Chair
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COMMITTEE DESCRIPTION
Audit Committee: The Audit Committee is responsible for appointing and supervising external auditors, serving as a liaison between management, the board of directors and the independent auditor and supervising the internal financial controls. Findings should be reported to the executive committee, board of directors and region, and be made a part of the permanent IONL record.
Bylaws Committee: Reviews bylaws and receives proposals for any needed changes; doing the research and drafting so that their proposals will be available well in advance of the annual members’ business meeting.
Continuum of Care Committee: The Continuum of Care Committee of IONL will serve as a conveyor for networking, dialogue and supportive programming for leaders across the continuum.
Member Engagement Committee: President. Organizes the campaign to attract new members and retain those we have. Therefore, it is necessary to put in place a twelve-month program of membership development and to place similar importance on retaining the maximum number of existing members.
Nominations Committee: Chaired by Past-president. During the summer begins the work of identifying future region presidents, officers and determines level of interest and availability. Consults with IONL’s Board of Directors, Bylaws and Policy and Procedures to conduct the annual nomination and elections. Four (4) full members are elected to serve 2-year terms.
Nursing Care Committee Collaboration (NC-3): NC-3 is an attempt to bring collaboration, education, and sharing for our state mandated Nursing Care Committees. The purpose is to promote quality of care and improve the delivery of healthcare services through a lively exchange of ideas among nursing care committees throughout the state of Illinois.
Policy & Advocacy Committee: Identifies major policy issues to monitor and what steps can be taken to alert and advise members. Oversees IONL’s legislative activities and develops resources for members to help members lobby successfully.
Program Committee- The Program Committee is responsible for ensuring that IONL’s mission is reflected in the programming of the mid-year and annual conference. The committee is responsible for identifying the educational needs of the membership and creating quality, value- added programs to enhance the membership’s knowledge, professionalism and business acumen.
WILLINGNESS-TO-SERVE FORM
IONL activities are supported through the voluntary efforts of our membership. The broader the base of member involvement, the more representative IONL can be. The purpose of this form is to provide IONL members with an opportunity to volunteer their time and talent to serve the organization on a committee or task force. IONL provides administrative support to each volunteer group as well as reimbursement for any travel-related expenses. All conference calls are conducted via a toll-free call-in service at no expense to committee members.
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Note: Most correspondence with committees is via email, so the email address is very important.
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Please indicate your first (1), second (2) and third (3) choices for volunteer assignments. We will make every effort to assign you to your first choice.
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Please describe your past volunteer involvement in IONL (e.g., past committee assignments, elected positions, affiliated local group involvement).
Please describe your past volunteer involvement in other state or national nursing or health care organizations.
Please tell us about any additional experience you have that would assist us in matching you to an activity. (This may include publications, research activities, or specific skills or achievements.)
If selected, I agree to honor all responsibilities and attend all scheduled meetings to the best of my ability.
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225 West Wacker Drive, Suite 650 • Chicago, IL 60606 • T: 312-265-3927 • E: [email protected] • W: www.ionl.org Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Victor Agoo UIHHSS Janice Albers McKendree University Michelle Allen FHN Memorial Hospital Sarah Alvarez‐Brown CGH Jeri Anders Rochelle Community Hospital Andrea Anderson Carle Foundation Hospital Ida Androwich Loyola University Chicago Patricia Anen Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council Marianne Araujo Advocate Good Shephard Hospital Sandra Ascherl Swedish American Hospital Patricia Autman RML Specialty Hospital Richard Auyeung Rush Oak Park Hospital Cindy Bailey Richland Memorial Hospital Judith Balcitis Sherman Hospital Cynthia Barginere Rush University Medical Center David Barishman University of Illinois Medical Center Karen Barnes Metropolitan Chicago Healthcare Council Marci Barth Fayette County Hospital Jason Bauer Swedish American Hospital Karen Baur Memorial Medical Center Tamara Bayless Clay County Hospital Betty Bayona Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center Rebecca Bean Rush University Medical Center Dale Beatty Univiersity of Illinois Hospital and Health Sciences System Terry Beauchamp Passavant Area Hospital Janice Becherer Good Samaritan Regional Health Center Adelaida Bejar Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center Cristiane Bejarano Rush Oak Park Hospital Debra Bemis Debra Bemis Kathy Benjamin MacNeal Hospital JoAnn Bennett Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital Sandra Berger Central DuPage Hospital Pamela Bigler Carle Foundation Hospital Deborah Birk OSF St. Anthony's Health Center Kay Blair Swedish American Hospital Laura Bliven Blessing Hospital/Blessing Health System Tamara Bloom Swedish American Hospital Ann Blouin The Joint Commission Marlene Bober Advocate Health Care Deny Boettger St. Anthony's Health Center Frank Bradtke Advocate Trinity Hospital Patricia Brancato Kindred Hospitals Chicago North Mary Brenczewski SILVER CROSS HOSPITAL Dusty Brinson Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital Michele Bromberg Center for Nursing Beth Brooks Resurrection University Sharon Brooks Rush Copley Medical Center Hope Brown Carle Hospital and Physician Group Frederick Brown Rush University Medical Center Gloria Brummer St. John's College
55 Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Patty Bryant Passavant Area Hospital Sheila Burke Sheila Burke Andrea Burns Anderson Hospital Pamela Butler Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers Lora Byrne Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Carla Campbell Mercy Hospital and Medical Center Susan Campbell Advocate Health Care Nilsa Campos Not available Jennifer Campos Southern Illinois Healthcare Jill Cantrell Blessing Hospital JoAnne Carlin Willis Jennifer Carpenter Swedish American Health System Rose Mary Carrico Illinois Valley Community Hospital Timothy Carrigan Rush University Medical Center Karen Carroll Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Karyl Carter Swedish American Hospital susan chenoweth Illini Community Hospital Janet Chiles Loyola University Medical Center Jori Christensen Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers Melody Cibock Rush University Medical Center kevan citta Presence Saint Francis Hospital Evelyn Clark‐Kula Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Lynn Clarkson Carle Foundation Hospital Dawn Clayburn Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers Linda Clemen KSB Hospital heidi close Centegra Health System William Cody DePaul University Vickie Coen Pana Community Hospital Yolanda Coleman University of Illinois Medical Center Jacqueline Conrad Conrad Consulting and Leadership Coaching Heidi Cook Dr. John Warner Hospital Angela Cooper Rush Oak Park Hospital kathleen crowder Carle Foundation Hospital Paula Culvey Swedish American Hospital Anne Curtiss Carle Physician Group Nancy Cutler TBD Melissa Damon Blessing Hospital/Blessing Health System Karen Daum Passavant Area Hospital Elizabeth Davidson OSF St. James ‐ John W. Albrecht Medical Center Janet Davis Central DuPage Hospital Deborah Davisson Holy Cross Hospital Jean Day Anderson Hospital Mary DeBerry Presence Saint Joseph Medical Center Rosann Demask Palos Community Hospital Sandra Dennis KSB Hospital Elma DeProw Alton Memorial Hospital Mary Jean Derreberry CGH Medical Center Paula Dillon Rush University Medical Center‐ Retired Lisa DiMarco Little Company of Mary Hospital Sharese Donaldson Governors State University Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Kathleen Downey Advocate Christ Medical Center Lisa Downs S.D.Culbertson Memorial Hospital Kristine Dreesen OSF Saint Anthony Medical Center Sherry Dunlay St. Mary's Hospital Pamela Dunley Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare Jamie Dutkiewicz Swedish American Hospital Lorraine Edwards John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital Marti Edwards RML Specialty Hospital Chantel Ellis Carle Foundation Hospital Colleen Emanuel Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Carol Emery Herrin Hospital Patricia Endara Sts. Mary & Elizabeth Medical Center Colleen Estand Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Pamela Eulberg Residential Home Health Illinois Linda Fahey Decatur Memorial Hospital Holly Farley Illinois Eastern Community Colleges Kathleen Ferket Adventist Health System Nicole Fernandez NorthShore University HealthSystem ‐ Glenbrook Hos Laura Ferrio Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Janet Finlon Advocate Christ Medical Center Julie Firman Southern Illinois Healthcare Tracy Fiscus St. Mary's Hospital Therese Fitzpatrick Univrsity of Illinois‐Chicago Susan Flores University of Ilinois at Chicago Kathleen Forner Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Dan Fraczkowski Tenet Health Chicago Cynthia Frenkel Memorial Hospital of Carbondale Caitlin Fuller The Nash Group Elizabeth Fullington Memorial Medical Center Karen Gallagher Provena St. Joes Medical Center Diane Gallagher Rush University Medical Center Ann Gantzer Swedish American Health System Aeran Garcia Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Kathi Gehrke Swedish American Health System Kristie Geil CGH Medical Center Gwendolyn Gennaro Swedish American Hospital Deidra Glisson Memorial Medical Center Barb Gobel Northwestern Memorial Hospital Celia Goers Perry Memorial Hospital Susana Gonzalez MacNeal Hospital Rebecca Goodman Passavant Area Hospital Amanda Goostree Clay County Hospital Robin Gordon VA Illiana Healthcare Systems Gail Gotsis AMSN Julie Gound Passavant Hospital Jennifer Grenier Rush Oak Park Hospital Margaret Gricus Silver Cross Hospital Cathy Grossi Illinois Hospital Association Vicki Haag HealthLinx Elizabeth Hale Rush Oak Park Hospital
57 Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Emily Hamilton Carle Foundation Hospital Diane Harney OSF St. Francis Medical Center Shelley Harris Hospital Sisters Health System Susan Hartje FHN Kathleen Hartman Metro South Medical Center Lisa Harton Advocate South Suburban Hospital Cindy Hartwig Advocate Lutheran General Hospital Brandy Hatcher Rush Oak Park Hospital Corinne Haviley Cadence Central DuPage Hospital Jean Heideman Rush University Medical Center Lynn Hennessy Advocate Christ Medical Center Mary Henry Carle Physician Group Susan Herrmann Delnor Hospital/Cadence Health/NW Medicine Jennifer Hertel Memorial Hospital cathy hilgenbrinck Blessing Hospital/Blessing Health System Paula Hindle Loyola University Medical Center Dena Hinkle CCSD 21 Julie Hoff Elmhurst College,Department of Nursing & Health Science Sasha Hollman Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Jennifer holmes Memorial Medical Center Rosemary Homer Halligan‐Lynch Healthcare Consulting Denise Hong Advocate‐Illinois Masonic Hospital Ginger Hook Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Rebekah Hopper Swedish American Hospital Deatra Howard Mercy Hospital & Medical Center june howland‐gradman JuneRN, Inc Brandon Hubbs UIC Hospital Rose Hudson Blessing Hospital Denise Jackson Perry Memorial Hospital Barbara Jany Memorial Hospital Janice Jezuit Adventist Midwest Health System Veronica Johnson Touchette Regional Hospital Margaret Jones Southern Illinois Healthcare Holly Jones Illini Community Hospital Kathleen Jones Northwestern Medicine Linda Joos Proctor Hospital Steven Justo Northwest Community Hospital Maureen Kahn Blessing Hospital Debra Kash Southern Illinois Healthcare Candace Katta‐Liptrot CPM/Elsevier Diane Kauffman Carle Foundation Hospital & Physician Group Izabela Kazana University of Chicago Medical Center laurie Keating Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare Teri Keller Swedish American Hospital Carol Kelley Carle Foundation Hospital Karen Kelly Elaine Kemper Presence Health Heather Ketchem Carle Foundation Hospital Renee Kidd‐Marshall Eastern Illinois University Amy Kirsch Swedish American Health System Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Irene Kittoe Swedish American Hospital Lisa Klaustermeier Anderson Hospital Julia Knight Northwest Community Hospital Michele Kramer Lewis University Amanda Krausz The Nash Group Nancy Krier Retired CNO/Consultant David Kruger Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Collene Kuesis Northwestern Medicine Delnor Hospital John Kufer RML Specialty Hospital Alma Labunski Nurse Educators of Illinois Amy Lahey Passavant Area Hospital Suzanne Lambert RHC Saints Mary & Elizabeth Medical Ctr. Kimberly Landers Morris Hospital Jane Langenfeld Swedish American Hospital Alice Lasswell Memorial Health System Marcie Leonard Memorial Medical Center Delinda Leopold Perry Memorial Hospital Denise Linclau Swedish American Health System Toni Lipe Anderson Hospital Susan Livingston Graham Hospital (School of Nursing Jane Llewellyn Rush University Medical Center Crystal Locke Health Care Service Corp. Lisa Lockett Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Barbara Lockwood Aurora University Sue Long Central Dupage Hospital Julie Lopez Rush University Medical Center Ann Lough Rush University Medical Center Patti Loveland Swedish American Hospital Janet Lynch Sauk Valley Community College Doresa Maberry Amita Health Mary Madda Kaiser Permanente Rose Mader Cadence Health Central DuPage Hospital Northwestern Medicine Karen Mahnke Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital Claudia Mahoney Central DuPage Hospital Denise Majeski Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital Michele Major The Methodist Hospitals Susan Mangano Rush University Medical Center Pamela Manselle Carle Foundation Hospital & Physician Group Cara Marco Morris Hospital Rhonda Marks Rochelle Community Hospital Cindy Martin OSF Saint Francis Medical Center Nanette Marx Mennonite College of Nursing at IL State Susan Massatt Advocate Christ Medical Center Diane Matteson Morris Hospital Ruth Matthei Westlake Hospital Marjorie Maurer Advocate‐Good Samaritan Hospital Karen Mayer Rush Oak Park Hospital Michelle McCarthy St. John's College, Dept. of Nursing Teresa McConkey Graham Hospital Suzanne McCoy Central DuPage Hospital
59 Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Cheri McEssy BrightStar Care Jeffrey McLaren Rauland‐Borg Corporation Sara McPeak Carlinville Area Hospital Jacqueline Medland Presence St. Joseph Medical Center & Presence St. Marys Hospital Robert Mewes Swedish American Health System Mary Mielnicki Northwestern Kathleen Mikos Ingalls Memorial Hospita Blanca Miller Mennonite College of Nursing at IL State Tracy Mills Passavant Area Hospital Jennifer Millsap HSHS Medical Group Michele Mistovich Northwestern Memorial Hospital Nell Mondia Unviersity of Chicago Medicine Jennifer Montgomery Rochelle Community Hospital Emmy Moore PwC Karen Moore Swedish American Hospital Martie Moore Medline Industries Paula Moore Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Candice Moore Elgin Community College Jennifer Moore Rockford Health System Kathy Muder Blessing Hospital Gail Mulrooney Retired Patricia Murphy Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Meaghan Murzyn Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Dorothy Muskovin Rockford Health System Patricia Nedved Rush University Medical Center Kara Nelis NorthShore University HealthSystem Evanston Hospital Ann Marie Niemer Adventist Midwest Health Systems Pam Nikiel Presence Saints Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center Melinda Noonan Margaret Norton‐Rosko Centegra Health System Mary Nowicki Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Kristie Oblak Advocate Christ Medical Center Debra O'Donnell Central DuPage Hospital Karen OHeath Northwestern Medical Group Linda Olson National Council of State Boards of Nursing Mindi O'Rourke Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Ann O'Sullivan Blessing‐Riemon College of Nursing Sharon Otten Advocate South Suburban Hospital Avie Pagal Carle Foundation Hospital Lesley Paterson Touchette Regional Hospital Catrina Patino Advocate Lutheran General Hospital Jo Patterson Pekin Hospital Allison Paul HSHS St. John's Hospital Lisa Pennell Passavant Area Hospital Sarah Peoples Carle Foundation Hospital Elaine Perkins Loyola University Medical Carolyn Pestrak Adventist Health System Jeanette Peterlin Swedish American Health System Lisa Pittman Advocate Hinsdale Hospital Tracie Popp Swedish American Hospital Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Anne Porter Lewis University Cheryl Portner Sara Potter Swedish American Hospital Catherine Potter SIU HealthCare Marsha Prater Memorial Health System Erin Price Saint Francis Medical Center Katie Pyne University of Illinois Medical Center Debra Quintana Presence Resurrection Medical Center Johnalene Radek Carle Foundation Hospital Daniel Rakoski Saints Mary & Elizabeth Hospital Sharon Rangel Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders Carol Ray Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Karen Reaume RML Specialty Hospital Donna Redding Holy Trinity Catholic Church Gloria Reidinger Northwest Community Hospital Richelle Rennegarbe McKendree University James Renneker Loretto Hospital Debra Richey Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Sandra Riley Anderson Hospital Susan Robbins St. Mary's Good Samaritan, Inc. Faith Roberts Carle Foundation Hospital William Rodgers Anderson Hospital Shannon Roesch Passavant Area Hospital Jill Rogers Vi Senior Living Erica Rohwer SIUE School of Nursing Maureen Romeo Central DuPage Hospital Susan Rosenberg Community First Medical Center Melissa Rosquist KSB Hospital Michele Rossmann Perry Memorial Hospital Meagan Rothrock‐Magana HSHS St. Marys Tina Saddler Western Illinois University Amy Salamone Swedish American Health System Joan Salomon‐Sales Kindred Hospitals Chicago North Melanie Sanders Southern Illinois Healthcare Jennifer Scheeringa Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Lee Schmidt Loyola University Chicago Mary Schmulbach Memorial Hospital Kydie Schriver Rush University Medical Center Patricia Schultz Morris Hospital Chuck Schwab Rush‐Copley Medical Center Margaret Schwall Northshore University Health System Glenbrook Hospital Connie Scott Blessing Hospital Julianna Sellett Carle Foundation Hospital & Physician Group Constance Selsky Northwest Community Hospital Evelyn Senewo Rush University Medical Center Emily Sermersheim Rush University Medical Center Mary Shanahan Silver Cross Hospital tracie shelton Northwestern Central Dupage Hospital Christine Shike Swedish American Hospital Mary Shilkaitis Rush‐Copley Medical Center
61 Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Tara Shore Graham Hospital Nancy Shultz Swedish Americal Hospital Danielle Sibert Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers Karen Simpson Anderson Hospital Nancy Sislow UIC‐CON Maureen Slade Northwestern Memorial Hospital Julie Smith Jersey Community Hospital Deborah Smith OSF St. Joseph Medical Center Mary Smith University of Chicago Medicine Chanda Smith Illini Community Hospital Cathy Smithson Retired CNO Alice Snyder OSF St. Mary Medical Center Wendy Sofolo KSB Hospital Jan Southard Swedish American Health System Jeanine Spain UnityPoint Health‐Methodist Martha Spataro Rockford Health system Fiona Springman Swedish American Health System Thomas Starr Rush University Medical Center Joanna Stay Illini Community Hospital Michele Steele St. Mary's Hospital Laurie Steinbeecher Blessing Hospital Jill Stemmerman Saint Anthony Hospital Donna Stephens Memorial Hospital Suzanne Sterchi Rush‐Copley Medical Center Elizabeth Stewart Rush Oak Park Hospital Karen Stratton University of Chicago‐Comer Children's Hospital Christina Stupek Swedish American Hospital Lisa Sullivan Cadence Health Central DuPage Hospital now part of Northwestern Medicine Theresa Summers‐Main Genesis Medical Center Jessica Taylor Medline Industries Kendra Taylor Salem Township Hospital Mary Tebbe Northwesstern Lake Forest Hospital Deborah Terry The Nash Group Karen Thacker OSF St. Joseph Medical Center Agnes Therady Cook County Health and Hospital system Kimberly Thomas Delnor Hospital/Cadence Health/NW Medicine Evangeline Thompson Swedish American Hospital Chad Thompson Swedish American Hospital Rachel Tigner Northshore University Health System Skokie Hospital Paula Timmerman Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital Pamela Tondi Illinois Valley Community Hospital Priscilla Torri Presence Saint Joseph Hospital Donna Trout Rochelle Community Hospital margaret tully Debra Turpin Alton Memorial Hospital Shawn Tyrrell Adventist Hinsdale Hospital Karolina Valaitis Adventist Hinsdale Hospital Runay Valentine Bluejay Consulting LLC Michael Vansteel Blessing Hospital Marla VanVickle Rochelle Community Hospital Members of the Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders
Luann Varilek Swedish American Hospital Mary Vega St Margaret's Hospital Vida Vizgirda NorthShore University HealthSystem Rebecca Vortman Memorial Medical Center Carrie Vournazos Central Dupage Hospital Candice Washilewski Adventist LaGrange Memorial Hospital Latisha Washington Swedish American Hospital Katherine Weibel Adventist Midwest Health Barbara Weintraub Barbara Weintraub M Cecilia Wendler Memorial Medical Center Joy Westberg Gottlieb Memorial Hospital Laura Westley Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Nancy Weston Belleville Memorial Terry Wheat Shriners Hospitals for Children ‐ Chicago Shelley Wiborg IONL Susan Wickey Alexian Brothers Health System Mary Wild Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Corina Wilkin Touchette Regional Hospital Lynn Williams Swedish American Hospital Kristin Williford Carle Foundation Hospital Cindy Wilson Belleville Memorial Hospital Carol Wilson University of St. Francis Shirley Wolford CGH Medical Center Julie Worden St. Margaret's Hospital Nancy Wurtsbaugh Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center Gail Wurtz B.E. Smith, Inc. Leanna Wynn Passavant Area Hospital Nicole Wynn Rush Oak Park Hospital Jennifer Yoder Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago Connie Yuska Northwest Community Hospital Victoria Zickenheiner Advocate‐Illinois Masonic Hospital Jane Zielinski Swedish American Health System Rebecca Zukowski Resurrection University
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The Illinois Nurse Leader Fellowship is a program dedicated to the development and support of managers and new directors from diverse practice environments across the continuum of care, throughout the state. Incorporating education, mentoring, and networking, the fellowship is designed to build and enhance leadership skills and competencies. The 2016 program will run from January through November and consists of four interactive sessions (1.5 days each), independent work, and a project in the participant’s workplace setting. The participant must agree to attend all sessions. Upon completion, graduates agree to serve as mentors to future participants.
All candidates for the Illinois Nursing Leadership Fellowship must be nominated by the Chief Nursing Officer (or designee) of their employing organization. It is strongly recommended that organizations send two participants so a team approach may be utilized.
Applications for 2016 will be available October 1st!
2014 Fellows 2015 Fellows
Pamela Butler Kayla Banks Angela Cooper Dinna Barker Mary DeBerry Megan Christensen Dan Fraczkowski Mary Volle Cranston Susana Gonzalez Anne Curtiss Kristi Hinegardner Isabel Gonzalez Rebekah Hopper Yvonne Kanyange‐Nyenya Debra Kash Susan Klug Heather Knoblauch Ann Lough Kristina Lacplesis Rose Mader Anne Lindstrom Salitha Marsh Kathleen Linsner Todd McCartney Angela McGee Blanca Miller Amy Memenga Pam Nikiel Leslie Orr Ted Nofer Melanie Sanders Emily Oakes Janice Southard Timothy Rog Cheryl Tyson Joan Salomon‐Sales Chris Wassell Lisa Sullivan Linda Wiesbrook Angela Turner Jessica Williams Pam VanMeter Latisha Washington Robbin Weaver Tina Wyatt
Fellowship Faculty: Janet Krejci, Shelly Malin, Melinda Noonan, Cecilia Wendler IONL Regional Map
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Annual Membership Form Through December 31, 2015
Full Name:
Credentials: ______Title:
Company: Preferred Phone:
Email Address:
Preferred Address:
City/State/Zip:
Your employer is located in which region?
❒ 1A ❒ 1B ❒ 2A ❒ 2B ❒ 2C ❒ 3A ❒ 3B ❒4&5
Please mark which group your professional title belongs:
❒ Group 1: President, CEO, COO, EVP, ED Certification: CENP (AONE) CNML ❒ Group 2: CNO, CNE, VP (AONE) NE-BC ❒ Group 3: Director, Sr. Director, AVP, ADON, ACNO, ADM, AADM (ANCC) NEA-BC ❒ Group 4: Nurse Manager, Manager, Senior Manager, Supervisor (ANCC) ❒ Group 5: Change Nurse, Relief Charge Nurse, Aspiring Leader ❒ Group 6: Educator ❒ Group 7: Other
IONL Member type: ❒ Full ❒Associate ❒ Graduate Student AONE Member? ❒ Yes ❒ No
Board of Directors Involvement: ❒ Local Community Organization, Name ______❒ Professional Organization, Name______❒ Nonprofit Organization, Name ______❒ Health Care Organization, Name ______❒ Other Organization ______❒ Not currently serving on a board
I would like to become a member of the following committee(s): ❒ Member Engagement ❒ Education & Practice Collaboration ❒ Policy & Advocacy ❒ Bylaws ❒ Audit
Member Dues: $100 if salary is up to $80,000/yr; $200 if salary is over $80,000/yr; Graduate Students - $50/yr
Please Charge my Credit Card $
Card Number: Exp. Date: CVV Code:
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Billing Address:
Fax or mail this completed form with dues payment to: IONL, 225 W. Wacker Drive, Suite 650 / Chicago, IL 60606 Member Spotlight
Susan K. Campbell DNP, RN Senior Vice President, Chief Nursing Officer Advocate Health Care
Why did you become a member of Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders? When I was promoted into my first nursing leadership role several years ago, my supervisor recommended I join IONL as a way to connect with other nursing leaders throughout the state and grow as a nursing leader. I found those connections invaluable and continue to rely on those relationships today in my new role as System Chief Nursing Officer for Advocate Health Care.
Why would you encourage others to participate in IONL? IONL offers the ability to network across the state with group of very talented nursing leaders. IONL’s educational offerings are relevant to the national and state agenda and allow nursing professionals to connect with other leaders faced with similar challenges. As the future of healthcare unfolds, IONL will be essential in assisting nursing leaders to transform their organizations.
To learn more about Susan, visit www.ionl.org
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The Importance of Joining a Professional Nurses Association
While it's easy to join, the real benefit comes from active involvement. There are many levels of involvement: hosting a meeting, volunteering for a committee or task force, reviewing abstracts for a conference, and conference planning. Let's take a look at some of the advantages of joining a professional nurses organization.
• Education: Science and technology change rapidly-and you need to keep up with the changes that affect health care. Like state licensing boards, many specialty certification boards require you to take continuing education (CE) courses to stay up-to-date in your practice. Some associations even offer CE activities to members at reduced prices.
• Annual Conventions: As a member of a professional organization, you'll get notices announcing major conventions that you may be able to attend at a discount rate. Making professional contacts is a big draw at these conventions, where you'll meet other nurses in your specialty.
• Networking: As a member of a professional association, you'll have plenty of networking opportunities besides connecting with other health care professionals at national, state, or local conventions. For example, you will probably have access to online chats or forums at your associations' Web site. Not only can you network with your peers and other professionals, but you can also hear how others are handling some of the same issues you face.
• Safeguarding Your Profession: You are part of a unified voice. Being aware and empowered to move your profession forward, to limit barriers to practice, and decrease the impact of uninformed legislators and other parties. To fully embrace your profession.
• Certification: Many professional organizations offer certification. Becoming certified demonstrates your commitment to excellence in your practice.
• Targeted Products and Resources: When you join a professional organization, you may get discounts to obtain online CE, newsletters, certification review materials, and much more. Some nursing organizations offer members discounts on auto, life, and professional liability insurance and feature special credit card offers. Many nursing organizations offer members an official journal that may contain peer-reviewed, clinical articles and research relevant to the specialty.
• Career Advancement: Participating in an association is the first step towards advancing your career. Employers often look for participation in professional organizations.
• Career Assistance: When you're searching for a new job, look to your association's career center for openings, advice, and opportunities. In fact, keep an eye on that information periodically, whether you're job searching or not, to stay in touch with the latest trends in your specialty. Review job openings for salaries and benefits so you know current earning potentials. Also, networking assists in word of mouth job openings.
• Web Sites: Practically all nursing associations have Web sites you can explore. Typically, they offer general information about the association that anyone can access, as well as member-only areas with restricted access. The members-only section generally contains a wealth of resources.
For a list of some of the professional nurses associations: http://nursing.illinois.gov/nursingspeciality.asp
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IONL Career Center Whether you are looking for a new position or you are looking to hire a nurse leader, we know you will find the resources you need in the IONL Career Center. Learn more at: http://www.ionl.org/networking/
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Aspiring Nurse Leader Workshop
Designed for staff nurses, charge nurses, nurse coordinators, nurse managers and directors across the continuum of care who wish to become the best leader they can be.
During this workshop, you will learn:
Successful nurse leadership skills you can immediately use
Overview of AONE & ANCC Certifications
The staffing by acuity law & implementation
Resources available for future nurse leaders
Successful communication techniques
Date: Friday, November 13, 2015 Location: Advocate Christ Medical Center 4400 W. 95th Street Oak Lawn, IL 60453
To Register: http://www.ionl.org/?page=ANLW
What is NC-3?
In support of Illinois’ Staffing by Patient Acuity Law, IONL has created the following platform. The Nursing Care Committee Consortium (NC-3) is an attempt to bring some collaboration, education, and sharing for our state mandated Nursing Care Committees. The purpose is to promote the quality of care and improve the delivery of healthcare services through a lively exchange of ideas among nursing care committees throughout the State of Illinois. You do not have to be an IONL member to participate; all hospitals are welcome!
This is about us sharing our best practices, our struggles, and our needs as Illinois nurses and meeting the intent of our state law.
Jennifer Grenier MSN, RN-BC Chair, NC-3
Upcoming NC-3 Webinar Topics
The Rapidly Shifting Paradigm: The Emergence of Ambulatory September 28th Nursing Rachel Start MSN,RN
Regulating Incivility in the Workplace: An Update on Illinois October 26th Pregnant Workers Fairness Act Ryan H. Vann
Ebola: The Chaos of Staffing and Training‐ Reflections of a Lisa Klaustermeier & November 23rd Community & University Setting Patricia Nedved
To learn more, visit: http://www.ionl.org/?page=NC3
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Nursing Care Committee Consortium (NC3) HOSPITAL PARTICIPANTS
ADVOCATE- BROMENN KSB HOSPITAL RIVERSIDE ADVOCATE- CHRIST LITTLE COMPANY OF MARY RML ADVOCATE- GOOD SAM LOYOLA RUSH UNIVERSITY MED CTR ADVOCATE- IL MASONIC MEMORIAL MEDICAL CTR RUSH COPLEY ADVOCATE- SHERMAN METHODIST MEDICAL CTR RUSH OAK PARK ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL METROSOUTH MED CTR SARAH BUSH LINCOLN AMITA HEALTH MORRIS HOSPITAL SILVER CROSS HOSPITAL ANDERSON HOSPITAL NORTHSHORE HEALTH SYST SOUTHERN IL HEALTHCARE BELLEVILLE MEMORIAL HOSP NORTHWEST COMMUNITY ST. ANTHONY BLESSING NORTHWESTERN- LAKE FOREST ST. ANTHONY- CHICAGO CADENCE- CDH OSF ST. JOSEPH ST. ELIZABETH- BELLEVILLE CARLE FOUNDATION HOSP OSF ST. ANTHONY ST. JOSEPH MEMORIAL HOSP CGH MEDICAL CENTER OSF ST. JAMES ST. JOSEPH- HIGHLAND CLAY COUNTY HOSPITAL OSF ST. FRANCIS ST. JOHN'S COMMUNITY FIRST OSF SYSTEM ST MARY'S- STREATOR DELNOR PALOS COMMUNITY HOSP ST. MARGARET DR. JOHN WARNER HOSP PASSAVANT SWEDISH AMERICAN FAYETTE COUNTY HOSPITAL PEKIN HOSPITAL TOUCHETTE REGIONAL HOSPITAL FHN Freeport Memorial PERRY MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO GRAHAM HOSPITAL PSJ- ELGIN GREENVILLE REGIONAL REHAB INSTITUTE HERRIN HOSPITAL RESURRECTION MED CTR INGALLS ROCKFORD HEALTH SYSTEM
Illinois Organization of Nurse Leaders Nursing Care Committee Consortium (NC3) Sign‐Up Sheet
1. Is your organization interested in participating in Nursing Care Committee Consortium (NC3) that will include monthly, one‐hour conference calls?
Yes No
2. Please designate primary contact at your facility (it does not need to be CNO)
Facility Name:______
Contact Name:______
Contact E‐Mail:______
Contact Phone Number:______
The contact person listed above will receive all correspondence from IONL. It will be the responsibility of this person to make sure that all information is distributed accordingly. Please remember, it is exceedingly important that staff nurses/members of nursing care committees participate in these calls. We are counting on the contact person to ensure communication to those nurses.
Thank you,
Jennifer M. Grenier Chair IONL Nursing Care Committee Consortium
◊ If you have received this form from our website, please mail to the address below or send electronically to our Executive Director at: [email protected] ◊
225 W. Wacker Drive, Suite 650, Chicago, IL 60606 Fax: 312-265-2908 77
SAVE THE DATES, 2016
IONL MID-YEAR CONFERENCE April 29, 2016
IONL ANNUAL CONFERENCE September 29 & 30, 2016
Keep an eye on the website for further information and developments. For now, be sure to mark your calendar!!
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CHARGE NURSE WORKSHOP, Webinar Series
The IONL Board of Directors voted to continue the charge nurse workshops in 2016 due to an overwhelmingly positive response from attendees. The planning has begun and the dates and information will be released in the near future!
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