Pam Collins & Robin Gilbert – Prevent a Patient Crisis

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Pam Collins & Robin Gilbert – Prevent a Patient Crisis

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In addition the invaluable simulation videos, you’ll get two engaging, high-Energy presentations for patient crises and emergency. Get out of there Advanced knowledge, strategies, and tools This will. Your practice can be transformed — and ultimately help you Save lives.

Too task-oriented can lead to serious health problems-Oriented
How to keep out of court and what to do if you end up in it
Documentation samples — examples of good and poor documentation
How to get your busy coworkers to weigh in on your patient’s condition

Sometimes the earliest signs of trouble are not what you think.
Differentiating abdominal pain
Tips to interpret EKG findings — don’t miss life-threatening changes
Three steps for ABG interpretation (yes!
A unique assessment tool to detect hypocalcemia — before seizures and respiratory stress set in
…and so much more!

Today’s nurses care for more patients with higher acuity than ever before. Recognize the warning signs and identify those at greatest risk. a Crisis prevention is key to preventing it from becoming a crisis. Effective nursing depends on the ability to communicate effectively with patients. “see it coming”. Return to your practice more prepared than ever to identify and manage — and even prevent — the next patient emergency!

SESSION I:
Managing Bedside Emergencies
Essential Skills for Management a Patient In Crisis
With Pam CollinsRN, MSN, CMSRN-BC

Tools to Sharpen Your Skills Crisis Management Strategies
6 Failing-Steps to Rhythm Interpretation
Important Actions “I’m Having Chest Pain!”
What does Abdominal Pain Really Tell You?

You already have a It is difficult to recognize subtle changes in the environment. a patient’s condition that can lead to a medical emergency. Do you know what to do for the older woman who suddenly doesn’t know her name or the joint replacement patient who suddenly complains of chest pain? These are scary situations, but you don’t have to panic! Pam CollinsRN, MSN, CMSRN-BC will share its clinical insights with you to improve your skills in management and identification. a There are many types of nursing emergencies that can be handled at the bedside, such as neurological, cardiac, and GI emergencies.

SESSION 2
Managing Bedside Emergencies
Key Interventions & Documentation Strategies During a Patient Emergencies
With Pam CollinsRN, MSN, CMSRN-BC

Preventing, Presenting and Acting for the Most Common Nursing Emergencies
ABG Analysis Made Simple
Respiratory Emergencies – Quick Assessment Strategies for Rapid Action
Documenting high-risk situations

Expert speaker Pam CollinsRN, MSN, CMSRN-BC can help you find the best tools and strategies to manage emergency situations such as pneumonia, pulmonary embolism and respiratory failure.-You may be faced with op complications. You will be more equipped than ever to handle your next patient emergency.

SESSION 3
Simulation Lab Scenarios to Prevent a Real Patient Crisis
With Robin Gilbert, MSN. RN. CEN. CPEN.

Robin GilbertCEN, MSN, RN and CEN will use simulation scenarios in order to identify patients whose conditions are deteriorating and the best interventions. Simulation is available a Non-High-risk approach-Risk scenarios that improve patient safety. Simulation can help improve the ability to rescue patients in emergency situations. Based on the intervention, the mannequins respond to the scenarios. a There are many high-risk situations that could lead to serious consequences, such as:

Pulmonary Embolism
Shock
Sepsis
Respiratory Crisis
LOC Changes in Acute

You can watch a Below is a sample

These simulations will help you to visualize the actions you might take for the patient, and to reflect on the best practices and rationale. Virtual simulation can be used for your own personal use-It is paced to enable personal assessment of weaknesses and strengths. Simulation scenarios provide immediate feedback and allow for learning. a A safe environment is an important bridge between real and virtual. It builds confidence, but it also provides a secure environment.-Situations involving life-sustaining patient care.

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About the Speakers

PAM COLLINS MSN CMSRN, RN-BC

Pam Collins More than 30 years of experience in nursing, including work as a nurse. a staff/charge nurse for medical-surgical and pediatric units, nurse manager/nursing administration, nursing faculty and Education/Medical/Legal Consultant. Pam Presently works as an Independent Education and Medical Therapist-Legal Consultant. Keeps her skills sharp by working as a Specialized Clinical Nurse Practitioner for Medical-Charlotte, North Carolina – Surgical nursing She is dual certified in medical nursing.-The Academy for Medical Surgical Nurses, American Nurses Credentialing Center and Academy for Medical Surgical Nurses offer surgical nursing. Pam Schools of Nursing may also be consulted to improve NCLEX success rates. This includes a focus on medical.-surgical nursing. She additionally has extensive experience with the Legal aspects of Nursing Practice/documentation to include providing litigation support in medical malpractice.

Pam Speakers nationally on legal and clinical issues for healthcare professionals a She is passionate about her passion, which is evident in the energy she exudes and her ability to engage the crowd. South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium previously awarded her the Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award.

Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Pam Collins Consultation On is owned by-Call, LLC. She receives a Speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Nonfinancial: Pam Collins It is a Member of the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses

ROBIN GILBERT MSN, RN CEN, CPEN

Robin Gilbert has over 25 years’ experience in emergency nursing. She is both bilingual. a Certified pediatric emergency nurse and certified emergency nurse. Robin has experience as an emergency department manager, manager of cardiac & pulmonary rehabilitation and, currently, as the regional manager for staff development at Central Maine Medical Center. She teaches the NCLEX review course for Kaplan, and tutors nursing students online. a local college for nursing. She has also been an item writer for Board Certification of Emergency Nursing. a former Chairperson. In her current position, Robin is able keep current with the best practices and trends in emergency nursing. Robin received her BSN from Curry College, Massachusetts and her MSN from Saint Joseph’s College, Maine. Robin Active member of the American Nurses Association Society of Critical Care Medicine Society of Critical Care Medicine and the Emergency Nurses Association. a reviewer for the ANCC’s Pathway to Excellence.

Disclosures for Speakers
Financial: Robin Gilbert She has an employment agreement with Central Maine Medical Center, Rumford Hospital. She is a recipient of a Speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Nonfinancial: Robin Gilbert Does not have any relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose.

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