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ELNEC—Critical
Care Trainer’s Conference End of Life
Nursing Education Consortium 8 Day/7 Night
Cruise & Learn
Become an ELNEC
Trainer through AACN & a PCRN through RealNurseEd!!
This
program has been approved by the American Association
of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) for 20.0 Contact Hours, Synergy CERP
Category B,
File Number 00015971
or 9.0 Contact
Hours to become ELNEC Trained (not
a Trainer)
Also: RN, ARNP, CNM, LPN, Respiratory Therapist,
Psychologist, & Chaplain Contact Hours
through
Instructors:
Cyndi Cramer, BA, RN, OCNŽ, PCRN,
Nicole Cole, BSN, CCRN, PCRN & Julie Dudash,
go to www.RealNurseEd.com
for conference details
Onboard 
Glory
December 5-12, 2010 from
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Friends,
Family, & Others are Welcome to come to Seminar or just join
the cruise…
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Seminar
Questions: Contact
Cyndi@RealNurseEd.com
or nicolemcole@hotmail.com
9.0 Contact Hour Seminar only (not trainer): $199 per person
($25 off for early birds or add $25 for procrastinators)
(without renewal hours from AACN!!)
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ˇ Must
attend entire conference to receive ELNEC Trainer Certificate from AACN
(American Association of Colleges of Nursing) & PCRN
(Palliative Care
Resource Nurse) certificate from RealNurseEd
and CD with all of the ELNEC slides, teaching notes, and
supplemental materials ˇ Must
attend all 9 Module lectures to be “ELNEC Trained” ˇ Partial
credit available through Florida Board of Nursing (not AACN) for those
not
attending whole program ˇ Agenda
works around cruise schedule to maximize
your cruise experience!!!! |
The Purpose
of this program is to train critical care nurses in end of life and
palliative
care through a comprehensive program that has been successfully
utilized
throughout the
The attendees
will
become ELNEC Trainers who are
encouraged to educate other health care professionals in palliative
care and
end of life.
9 lecture
modules
will be presented along with corresponding interactive breakout
sessions.
Additional content has been added to the basic 18 hour program.
1. Compare and contrast Palliative Care, Hospice Care,
and their place in the critical care setting
2. Define the core precepts of palliative care:
Symptom
Management, Difficult Conversations (including defining &
supporting the
patient’s goals) and Quality of Life in the critical care setting
3.
Describe palliative care principles as they apply to the critical care
practice
setting that include:
Crtiical
Care Nursing, Pain Management,
Symptom management, Communication,
Ethical/Legal
issues, Loss, Grief &
Bereavement, Achieving Quality Care,
Cultural
Considerations, and The Final
Hours
4. Demonstrate teaching tools that can be used to
teach
palliative care in the critical care practice setting
Extensive
objectives from AACN can be found at: http://www.aacn.nche.edu/elnec/index.htm
*The
End-of-Life
Nursing Education Consortium (ELNEC) Project is a national end-of-life
educational program administered by City of Hope National Medical
Center (COH)
and the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) designed to
enhance
palliative care in nursing. The ELNEC Project was originally funded by
a grant
from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation with additional support from
funding
organizations (the National Cancer Institute, Aetna Foundation and
Archstone
Foundation). Materials are copyrighted by COH and AACN and are used
with
permission. Further information about the ELNEC project can be found at: www.aacn.nche.edu/ELNEC