Net Health_AgilityEH_AOHPConferenceBrochure_Sheep_Spring2018.pdf 1 4/11/18 9:44 AM Always feel confident about the next step. C M Y CM MY CY CMY K The complexities of Occupational Medicine make for some imposing terrain. Agility® delivers specialized documentation that supports the most rugged claims, billing, invoicing, and employer reporting scenarios you can imagine. Combined with efficient workflow and expert coaching, there's nothing to knock you off balance. Come see us at our booth at the AOHP National Conference! ® nethealth.com The Art of the Right Fit® © 2018 Net Health. All rights reserved. Net Health_AgilityEH_AOHPConferenceBrochure_Sheep_Spring2018.pdf 1 4/11/18 9:44 AM Always feel confident Dear AOHP Members, Colleagues, and Friends, On behalf of the 2018 National Conference Committee members, it is my delight to announce the 37th Annual AOHP National Conference, Occupational Health about the next step. A-Z, scheduled for September 5-8, 2018, in Glendale, AZ. We have been listening and responding to your requests for education, informa- tion, and process-sharing that have been communicated via the AOHP Listserv and chapter meetings, and you will find this reflected in the educational content and programs offered. We have thoughtfully designed this conference for both the new and the experienced occupational health professional with beginner, interme- diate, and advanced educational offerings. Thirteen pre-conference workshops, including Getting Started in Employee Health and Beyond Getting Started, will be offered on Wednesday, September 5. A wide variety of topics including opioid addiction, haz- ardous drug handling, TB and immunization updates, respiratory protection, workplace violence, safe patient handling, and OSHA updates will be covered during the Main Conference September 6-8, which offers more C than 10 general sessions and 18 breakout sessions. Poster sessions by your peers, highlighting their incredible M research and process improvement programs, as well as several sessions with vendors who will demonstrate Y innovative, helpful products and services, are additional paths to improving your practice and programs. CM MY The National Conference Committee encourages you to consider the benefits of joining us to take an edu- CY cational break, re-energize your practice, and invest in both your future and that of your employer. As oc- CMY cupational health professionals, you work hard daily to address the needs of others. Take this time out to be mindful, care for yourself, and embrace this educational opportunity. The conference is also a good time to K learn more about our professional organization, volunteer to serve on a national committee, and hear of our international ties and educational outreach. The complexities of Occupational Medicine make for some imposing terrain. Agility® delivers specialized AOHP was founded in 1981 with a mission to provide members with professional growth through education, documentation that supports the most rugged claims, and to build an organization that addresses the unique needs of occupational health nursing in healthcare. On this, our 37th anniversary, we invite you to renew and revive yourself through four inspiring days of dynamic billing, invoicing, and employer reporting scenarios you can educational programming provided by occupational health experts while enjoying the Arizona sunshine and imagine. Combined with efficient workflow and expert landscape. The conference site in Glendale is located next to the professional football stadium in an area coaching, there's nothing to knock you off balance. surrounded by shopping and eating experiences within a few minutes’ walk. Visit Historic Downtown Glen- dale, named by Sunset Magazine as one of the country’s 10 best places to shop, visit the Xeriscape Botanical Come see us at our booth at the Gardens, and even take a hot air balloon ride at sunrise. AOHP National Conference! Start planning now to attend one of the nation’s largest conferences for occupational health professionals in ® healthcare. Occupational Health A-Z Nancy Verhaar, BSN, RN, COHN-S nethealth.com The Art of the Right Fit® 2018 AOHP National Conference Chair © 2018 Net Health. All rights reserved. SEPTEMBER 5-8, 2018 3 Occupational Health A-Z TABLE OF CONTENTS Glendale 5 Conference Essentials 8 Conference Hotel 9 Conference Registration Details 10 Poster Presentations Overview 12 Special Events & Helpful Information 16 Conference Committee 17 Sponsors & Exhibitors 18 Occupational Health and Safety Principles & Nursing Certification Review 19 Membership Application 20 Registration Form (2 pages) 21-22 Agenda at a Glance 23 Conference Abstracts 28 4 AOHP 2018 NATIONAL CONFERENCE, GLENDALE, AZ GLENDALE, AZ GLENDALE, AZ, a booming city just north- & Smilin’ Jack’s Pedal Cars in Historic Downtown Glendale. Toy lovers will travel back to the yesteryear of go carts with these west of Phoenix, knows how to honor the past classic wheeled wonders. while embracing today’s thrills. Browse bungalows and notable buildings in Historic Downtown Art and History Buff Glendale and the Catlin Court Historic District that now house Glendale is a city founded on rich ranching history and vibrant antiques shops. The collection is so great, the city refers to itself cultural heritage, and these characteristics are proudly displayed as “Arizona’s Antiques Capital” – and Sunset Magazine and through many of the city’s museum and public art offerings. USA Today have named Glendale one of the 10 best shopping Glendale is home to several one-of-a-kind museums that pay districts in the nation. Both districts have multiple properties in tribute to art, the police profession and, of course, football. Visit the National Register of Historic Places, some dating back to the Glendale Police exhibit located in the main lobby of the Glendale’s early days in the late 1800s. More than 1.6 million downtown police complex, which explores the early days of people visit Glendale’s Historic Downtown each year. the territorial sheriff to the present day. And you can’t visit this football city without paying homage to one of the most impres- Glendale is home to the Cerreta Candy Company! This family- sive collections of sports memorabilia this side of the Mississippi. owned chocolate factory is a favorite for both sweet treats and Named one of the top five sports bars in the country byUSA To- free tours, and it produces thousands of chocolates and candies day, Max’s Sports Bar Museum proudly boasts the largest collec- each day! The city is also a great starting point for a variety of tion of football helmets in the nation. The city also offers an array activities in the region. Visit a zoo, a lake, a space center, and a of historical architecture, from early ranch buildings to blocks of NASCAR track - or hike a mountain - all within 25 minutes of bungalows that will beg you to walk our historic neighborhoods the city. For an immersive trip back in time, tour the Manistee for hours. Take in the dozens of public art displays sprinkled Ranch, one of the Phoenix area’s last working cattle ranches. throughout town, as canvas, sculptures, and other works come The gardens, Victorian home, and barn are historic sites to be to life to tell a story of Glendale through artists’ eyes. To make seen. things simple, start at the Glendale Visitor Center and pick up guides for each tour before you hit the streets. Speed Racer Have the need for speed? The Family Guy Glendale and the West Valley The Griswolds would love Glendale. Whether you’ve loaded up are the destinations to get your the wagon with the family, flew in from across the country, or just adrenaline roaring when it took a weekend drive from the other side of town, Glendale does comes to racing season fun. family fun like nobody else. Kick start your outing with a hike With Phoenix International or picnic at one of Glendale’s nearby mountain retreats or many Raceway serving up serious city parks. For lots of space and plenty to do, you might want to G-force power just a few miles away, track fans will love coming consider Sahuaro Ranch Park’s Historical Area. Set amid well- to Glendale. Looking for something a little less thrilling? Slow, preserved turn-of-the-century ranch houses and rose gardens, the easy, and fun pedaling is the way to go at Auntie Em’s Miniatures park also boasts plenty of walking trails, peacocks roaming the SEPTEMBER 5-8, 2018 5 Occupational Health A-Z grounds, fields, and play structures. Next, take in a show at Gila • Glendale Renaissance Hotel and Spa – 9495 W. River Arena or Westgate’s movie complex. Or, if the times don’t Coyotes Blvd, www.renaissanceglendale.com, 623-937-3700 stack up just right, cool off at the popular Foothills Recreation • University of Phoenix Stadium – visit and Aquatic Center (or go for bigger water fun at the nearby www.universityofphoenixstadium.com for schedule and Wet N Wild water park). Get into the swing of things at the U.S. event info, 623-433-7100 Tennis Association award-winning Paseo Racquet Center, which offers court rentals and youth and adult programs. Cap off your • Westgate Entertainment District – Loop 101 and day with a little talking to the animals at the Wildlife World Zoo Glendale Avenue, www.westgateaz.com, 623-772-4000 & Aquarium & Safari Park, home to Arizona’s largest collection • Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium & Safari Park – of exotic animals and the state’s only public aquarium, featuring 165th and Northern avenues, www.wildlifeworld.com, 623- 180,000 gallons of fresh and salt water exhibits. 935-WILD (9453) Music Lover With so much to see and do in Arizona, you might have a hard They say the hills are alive with the sound of music, but Glendale time choosing which opportunities to experience. To help you is where the notes and rhythms truly come alive.