IONE 2018 FALL CONFERENCE

Transforming

The Heart of Nursing Leadership

13.0 ONA Contact Hours

Attendance is required at 100% of the course to receive ONA contact hours.

Completion of course evaluation is required to receive ONA contact hours.

*There is no conflict of interests for planners or presenters.

*There is no commercial support.

Schneck Medical Center is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses Association an accredited

approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. (OBN-001-91) (OH-432, 6/1/2020)

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES

Day 1:

• Describe 3 key elements of the Invisible Architecture™ of a healthcare organization and why this is more

important than the visible architecture of bricks and mortar.

• Define the 3 essential qualities of a Culture of Ownership and at least 2 specific strategies for promoting

such a culture.

• Distinguish between accountability and ownership, define the three levels of accountability, and be able to

identify personal core values in the heart of nurse leadership.

• Learn how to recognize resistance and the other internally imposed barriers to effective goal achievement

that cause people to be “your own worst enemy.”

• Appreciate the power of changing self-talk, self-image, and self-identity for being happier and more

successful.

• Show how the 10-A Formula can transform mere dreams and goals into Memories of the Future.

Day 2:

• Updated on current issues affecting Indiana Health Care

• Learn about the new substance abuse program for Indiana’s Licensed Professionals

• Learn the steps to innovation and compare the process used in three nurse-led innovations in healthcare

design.

• Demonstrate strategies for an embedded NP model in a Skilled Nursing Facility network to achieve

desired outcomes.

Day 3:

• Identify core commonalities among Magnet and Pathway to Excellence programs that can be leveraged to

inform leadership strategies.

• To learn about current student & patient progress in USI’s ANE PCMHI Project

• Rising above adversity and discovering your full potential

• Recognizing key life lessons in failure

• Developing the kind of self-discipline that paves the way to success

CE Breakdown:

*10/17: 5.0 Hours *10/18: 5.0 Hours *10/19: 3.0 Hours Total Conference: *13.0 Hours

Featured Speaker:

Joe Tye

CEO Values Coach Inc.

Joe Tye is CEO and Head Coach of Values Coach Inc., which works with

healthcare organizations to design and build a culture of ownership on a

foundation of values. He is the author or coauthor of 15 books and dozens

of journal articles on personal achievement and organizational culture and

a frequent speaker for healthcare association conferences and hospital

leadership programs. Prior to founding Values Coach, Inc. in 1994 he was

chief operating officer for a large community teaching hospital.

Featured Speaker:

Brian C. Tabor

Indiana Hospital Association

Brian Tabor serves as president of the

Indiana Hospital Association, which

represents the interests of approximately

170 Indiana hospitals. The association is

the chief advocate for hospitals and their

patients, representing their interests with

the State of Indiana, the federal

government, the business community,

regulatory agencies, accrediting bodies,

and other stakeholders.

Prior to joining IHA in 2008 as vice president, Mr. Tabor worked in

various policy roles for the Indiana General Assembly and in government

relations for the Indiana Association of REALTORS®. He currently serves

on several governing boards, including Covering Kids & Families of Indiana,

the

Indiana Health Information Exchange, the Sycamore School, the Indiana

Fiscal Policy Institute, and the Governmental Affairs Society of Indiana. Mr.

Tabor graduated from Purdue University with a B.A. in political science and

an M.S. in agricultural economics.

Featured Speaker:

Dr. Kristina Box, MD, FACOG

State Health Commissioner

Dr. Kristina Box was named Indiana State

Health

Commissioner by Governor Eric J. Holcomb on September 18, 2017. She brings to the role a passion for improving the health of Hoosiers, beginning before birth.

Dr. Box has been a practicing obstetrician and gynecologist in Indianapolis for 30 years, starting her career at Community Hospitals of Indianapolis in 1987 as a private practitioner with Clearvista Women's Care. Since 2015, she has served as the

Physician Lead for Community Health Network's Women's Service Line.

In this role, she built the first multi-disciplinary women’s center in the Community Health Network, developed critical partnerships with area children’s hospitals to improve care and decrease health care costs, and led efforts to ensure that low-income women receive the important free health screenings they need. She has served on the Indiana Perinatal Quality Improvement Collaborative (IPQIC), an advisory council to the Indiana State Department of Health that is comprised of more than 300 statewide community professionals working to reduce infant mortality. Her work with IPQIC includes serving on a state task force to address neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS), which established standards for the diagnosis of NAS and developed a hospital study to determine the prevalence of drug exposed newborns.

Dr. Box earned her undergraduate degree at Indiana University in Bloomington and her medical doctorate at Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. She is a member of several professional organizations, including the Indiana State Medical Association and the Marion County Medical Association, and serves on many hospital committees.

Dr. Box has been involved in ongoing surgical medical missions to Haiti and Bolivia for more than a decade. She and her husband of 35 years, David, a retired ophthalmologist, live in Indianapolis. They have four adult children.

Featured Speaker:

Indiana Professionals Recovery Program

IPRP is the Indiana Professionals Recovery Program (IPRP) - a state-wide monitoring program for health care

professionals who suffer from substance use disorder. Our goal is twofold: first, we aspire to help protect the

health, safety and welfare of patients that could be at risk from an impaired provider and second, to provide

support, resources, advocacy, and accountability for health care professionals suffering from substance use

disorder as they begin and continue their journey of sustained sobriety. The IPRP team is dedicated to helping the

impaired provider remain accountable and dependable both during and after their time in the program, so they can

overcome their addiction and ultimately return to the career they love.

Dr. Terry Harman IPRP Program Director

Dr. Harman is a Licensed Clinical Addiction Counselor, Licensed Mental Health Counselor

and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Indiana. He was honorably

discharged from the U.S. Army in 1981 having served with the 101st Airborne and 2nd

Armor Divisions as a Pharmacy Specialist and then later as an Infantryman. After the

military he returned to school to complete multiple undergraduate and graduate degrees in Psychology, Latino Studies, and Theology culminating in a Doctor of Ministry degree

in Pastoral Counseling from The Chicago Theological Seminary and a PhD in Pastoral

Counseling from the Anglican Theological Seminary. His doctoral training concentrated

on Family Systems Theory, Jungian Psychology and Addiction Counseling.

Since 1981 he’s served adolescents and adults in a variety of private and not-for-profit settings including directing the

employee assistance programs for the steel industry, state operated mental health facilities, maximum security prisons,

community corrections, inpatient psychiatric, residential substance abuse units, intensive outpatient and outpatient substance

abuse programs. Since 1990 he has served as an adjunct professor in both undergraduate and graduate programs for

addiction studies, Psychology and Clinical Counseling with Calumet College of Saint Joseph, Governors State University

and Indiana University Northwest. In 2011 he was instrumental in developing and implementing Indiana University

Northwest’s Master of Science degree in Clinical Counseling with a specialization in substance abuse counseling.

Brittany Sholtis

Brittany a graduate of Indiana University Northwest where she obtained her Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in psychology, as well as her Master of Science degree in Clinical

Counseling. She has been working in the field of addiction and mental health for three and

a half years. She has worked in both inpatient and outpatient setting, working with clients

18 and over; some of whom were on federal or county probation, referred by their

employee assistance program, and those who sought treatment on their own. Currently

Brittany is sitting for licensure for the LCACA in 2018. Brittany also has experience

working for a government office offering financial support to those in need through the

Center Township Trustee in LaPorte County where she served as a case manager and

office clerk. Brittany has a passion for working with those who are struggling with

addiction and helping them get back on track and experience life clean and sober.

Featured Speaker:

Joyce Durham, RN, AIA, EDAC

As a registered nurse and registered

architect, Joyce Durham brings a valuable

perspective to the SmithGroup health

planning team and clients. She has 30 years

of clinical, healthcare consulting and

architectural experience. In her role as

Senior Clinical Advisor, Joyce is

committed to using the physical

environment to positively impact the

delivery of care particularly in the areas of

safety, efficiency, and patient and staff

satisfaction.

Joyce’s definition of a successful project is one that challenges the status

quo, integrates innovative operational systems, maximizes the use of space,

and in turn, generates the most effective and forward-looking healthcare

design solution. Joyce is a founding member of the Nursing Institute for

Healthcare Design (NIHD) and currently serves as president of the

organization.

Featured Speaker:

Chef Jeff Henderson Jeff Henderson inspires with his emotional

journey of redemption from the streets to the

stove, sharing real-life strategies to help you

achieve your dreams, no matter your stage

of life. From humble beginnings in South

Central Los Angeles, to life as an

imprisoned drug dealer, and then as an

award-winning celebrity chef and best-

selling author, Jeff is a role model for

anyone who needs the encouragement

to reinvent their life. Since he discovered his

passion and gift for cooking in the

unlikeliest of places, prison. Jeff has

completely turned his life around, and today

serves as a popular and powerful voice for

self-transformation.

The creator of Food Network's reality series, The Chef Jeff Project, host of

“Family Style with Chef Jeff,” and the star of the nationally syndicated series,

Flip My Food with Chef Jeff, he is also a New York best-selling author. Jeff’s

story has been featured on Oprah's Life Class, Good Morning America, Today

Show, CNN, ABC World News Tonight and in major publications such as USA

Today, People Magazine, New York Times, Newsweek, the Washington Post, and

many others. From overcoming hardship to identifying one’s personal talents,

Jeff reveals his hard-knock yet transformative life lessons and the secrets to

rising above and realizing your potential. His dynamic and engaging

presentations help audiences discover their hidden business aptitudes, make life-

changing decisions, and gain a new foothold on the ladder to success.

Jeff resides in Las Vegas with his wife Stacy and their five children.

Speakers:

Kathy Clodfelter, MSN, MBA, NE-BC

Kathy has been a part of the Deaconess Health System for 36 years working in a variety of roles in both acute and post-

acute settings. She holds a MSN from WGU and a MBA from Colorado State University. She is currently working

collaboratively with the acute and post-acute areas of the health system addressing continuum of care, chronic disease

management, ACO programs, and the integration of care in the community setting.

Shelly Evans, BS

Shelly joined Deaconess Health System in 2001 and has over 23 years’ experience in the healthcare industry. She

graduated from Purdue University with a bachelor’s degree in Management and Marketing. She currently manages the

Deaconess Post-Acute Services department and works closely with local and regional post-acute facilities; including

SNF’s, IRF, LTACH, Home Health / Hospice & Palliative Care. She also works closely with acute service line leaders,

case management and ACO leaders.

Ekta Rathee, DNP, FNP- C

Ekta is a full time instructor in advanced nursing education at University of Southern Indiana, where she has the opportunity to coach interdisciplinary graduate level students. She also practices as an FNP

one day a week. She absolutely loves what she does. Originally from India, she came to the US in 2007 and has lived in four states including Florida and North Dakota.

Blessed with two daughters. Honesty, Integrity, hard-work, and great relationships are her core values. Strives to be a

good practitioner and educator everyday. Ekta has a newly found passion for mental health. Considering her passion

and the huge need of mental health practitioners in the Midwest and across the nation, she has decided to pursue the

Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Program as well, which she hopes to compete in Summer, 2020.

Speakers:

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Deanna L. Reising, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC, FNAP, ANEF

Deanna is a Professor of Nursing at Indiana University; Clinical Nurse Specialist and Magnet

Program Co-Director at Indiana University Health Bloomington Hospital, Bloomington, IN;

and System Magnet Coordinator for Indiana University Health. She has taught in bachelors,

masters, and doctoral programs. Dr. Reising is an expert in interprofessional education and

practice, and her career focus has been in developing experiential learning environments for

nursing and health professions students. She developed the “navigator” program which teams

undergraduate nursing and second year medical students. Since the navigator program

inception, 30-day readmissions of patients at high risk for readmission to the hospital have

been significantly reduced. Additionally, the navigator program laid the foundation for a

financial model demonstrating a value-added return-on-investment, benefiting students,

patients, and the practice environment. In 2017, the navigator project won the National

Academy of Practice Creativity and Practice and Education Award.

Brenda Davis, MSN, RN

Brenda Davis became the Chief Nurse Officer and Vice President Patient Services for IU Health

Bedford Hospital in 2000. Her primary role consists of providing strategic and operational

leadership for nursing, clinical inpatient and outpatient services. Her nursing career started at IU

Health Bedford Hospital (Bedford Medical Center) in 1974 as an ER nurse and she has served in

progressive clinical and leadership positions of increasing scope and responsibility throughout

her career. In 2014 she led the IU Health Bedford Nursing team to Pathway to Excellence

designation and re-designation in 2017. She has a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from

University of Southern Indiana and a Master Degree from Oakland City University. During her

career she has received the IU Bedford President Values Leadership Award, and Boss of the Year

Award from American Business Women of America.

Wednesday, October 17th

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Andrea Kessler is Vice President of Clinical Strategy and Integration for Indiana University Health in Indianapolis, Indiana responsible for creating systemness for nursing areas across the IU Health 17 facility business units. Prior to joining IU Health in 2015, she served as the Director of Patient Care Operations and Strategic Initiatives at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, Illinois. A graduate of Allegheny College, Kessler received her MBA in Health Science Management from the University of Rochester Simon Business School.

Andrea Kessler, MBA

Agenda

7:00-8:30 am: Registration

Business Center 2nd floor

8:30-8:40 am:

Windsor A & B

8:40-10:00 am:

Windsor A & B

10:00-10:20 am:

Windsor C

10:20-11:40 am:

Windsor A & B

11:40-1:00 pm:

Hoosier A

1:00-2:00 pm:

Windsor A & B

2:00-2:20 pm:

Windsor C

2:20-3:30 pm:

Windsor A & B

3:30-3:40 pm: Windsor A & B

3:40-4:30 pm: Windsor A & B

4:30-6:00 pm:

Foyer

6:00 pm Opening and Welcome

Building a Culture of Ownership in

Healthcare ~ Joe Tye, MBA

Break, Vendors, Joe Tye Book Signing

The Heart of a Nurse Leader ~ Joe Tye

Scholarship Awards Luncheon & Vendors

How to Become the Lion in Your Mirror ~ Joe Tye

Break, Vendors, & Dessert in the Vendor Hall

Turn Your Dreams into Memories of the Future ~ Joe Tye

Break (If not attending Annual Meeting, turn in evaluation at

back of room and pick up CE certificate)

IONE Annual Meeting- All Welcome!

Meet & Greet by Districts ~ Sponsored by Western Governors

University (WGU)

Dinner on Your Own

Thursday, October

18th Agenda

7:30-8:30 am: Registration

Business Center 2nd floor

8:30-8:40 am Welcome

Windsor A & B

8:40- 9:30 am:

Windsor A & B

Indiana Hospital Association Update ~

Brian Tabor, President

9:30- 10:30 am

Windsor A & B

Indiana State Health Commissioner Update ~ Dr. Kristina Box

10:30- 11:00 am

Windsor C

Break, Posters, and Vendors

11:00- 12:00 pm:

Windsor A & B

Overview: Indiana Professionals Recovery Program

12:00 – 1:00 pm:

Hoosier A

Past President’s Luncheon, Posters, and Vendors

1:00-2:00 pm:

Windsor A & B Nurses: Becoming Innovators in Healthcare Design ~

Joyce Durham, RN, AIA, EDAC

2:00- 2:30 pm:

Windsor C

Break, Posters, and Dessert in the Vendor Hall

2:30- 3:30 pm:

Windsor A & B Post-Acute Readmissions: Not with Your Nurse Practitioner in

Charge ~ Shelly Evans, BS; Kathy Clodfelter, MSN, MBA, NE-BC

3:30-4:00 pm:

Windsor A & B Turn in Evaluation, pick up CE certificate

4:00 pm: Golf ~ Sponsored by IUPUI SON

4:00-6:00 pm:

Windsor A & B

Wine & Canvas ~ Sponsored by CipherHealth

6:30: pm

Pluto's Alley Bowling & Pizza/Pasta Party ~ Sponsored by IUPUC SON

Theme: 80’s Glow Party

Friday, October 19th

Agenda

7:30-8:30 am: Registration

Business Center 2nd floor

**7:45-8:15 am: Windsor A & B

**Sunrise session: Abstract Submission

Protecting the Nursing Workforce through an Aggression

Prevention Team (APT) and Behavior Alert (BA) Response

~Deb Fabert, MSN, RN, BC; Joe Anderson, MBA

8:30-8:40 am:

Windsor A & B

Welcome

8:40-9:10 am:

Windsor A & B

Harnessing Nursing Excellence: A Joint Magnet-Pathway to

Excellence Council ~ Deanna Reising, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC,

FNAP, ANEF; Brenda Davis, MSN, RN; Andrea Kessler,

MBA

9:10 -9:40 am: Windsor A & B

Interprofessional Training and Patient Care Delivery Model

~ Dr. Ekta Rathee, DNP, FNP-C

9:40- 10:00 am: Break

10:00-11:30 am: Award Winning: The Chef Jeff Project ~ Chef Jeff

Windsor A & B

11:30-12:00

pm:

Windsor A & B

Closing, Evaluations, CE certificate (Chef Jeff Book Signing)

Titles: Poster Presentation Authors

Tamper Evident Technology: A Collaborative Approach to IV Therapy in Patients with History of IV Drug Abuse

Toni Eastridge; Michelle Hawes; Brandy Nord

Development of Clinical Assessment and Documentation Standards for an Observation Unit

Terry Hobbs; Dessa Gidley

Hospital and University Partnerships: Meeting the Needs of Rural Indiana through Clinical Home Placement Model

Lana Watson

Improving Clinical Competence: Rapid Response Nurse Rounding (RRNR)

Christina Schemenaur; Allison Shelley

Innovative Staffing Models: Clinical Experts to the Rescue

Christina Schemenaur; Amy Hagans

Behavioral Health Care in the Non-Behavioral Health Environment

Brian Arwood

The Culture of Mobility in Medical and Surgical Units

Staci Glick; Jennifer Dunscomb; Jennifer Embree

Utilizing a Discharge Nurse in a Rapid Discharge Total Joint Replacement Program

Improves Outcomes Bethany Rhoads; Shelby Lively

Protecting the Nursing Workforce through an Aggression Prevention Team (APT) and Behavior Alert (BA) Response

Deb Fabert; Joe Anderson

Conquering Sepsis: A Team Approach Ruth Kain; Robin Zwinski; Kristen Swartzell

Creating a Culture of Continuous Innovation: A Complexity Leadership Model

Amber Messick; Ashley Brown; Cindy Borum; Susan Kersey; Nicolette Stephens; Beth Ann Townsend; Jennifer Embree

Capacity Management Redesign: Improving Patient Flow through Innovation, Interprofessional Collaboration, and Nurse Leadership

Rebecca Clark; Ann Taylor

IU Health Tipton Hospital Emergency Department Staffing to Demand

Jamie Freeman; Debbie Bennett

Poster Presentations

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Four Eyes on Skin: A Prevention Intervention

Betty Harris

Rise and Shine

Diane Doty; Kate Mills

Perceived Effectiveness of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) Training for Nurses

Karen East

Transition into a Large Healthcare System; A Critical Access Hospital Journey

Marilyn Riley; Virginia Murphy; Brenda Self; Kami Young

Interprofessional Clinical Simulations: Collaborative Learning and Leadership to Elevate Safe Perinatal Care

Holly Jones, MSN, RNC-OB, RN- BC; Robyn Thomas, BSN, RN Renee Twibell, PhD, RN, CNE

Innovative & Expert Nursing Leadership, Since 1974

SAVE THE DATE

IONE Spring Conference

April 26th, 2018 Grande Wayne Center

Featured Speakers: Regina Holiday, The Indiana State Board of Nursing, and more!

Registration

Registration can be found on the IONE website and will open soon!

Questions

Inquiries may be directed to IONE Executive Director Mary Browning at mbrowning@IHAconnect.org

SAVE THE DATE

IONE Advocacy Day

November 20th, 2018 Indiana State House

Registration

Registration can be found on the IONE website, limited to 40, register soon!

Questions

Inquiries may be directed to IONE Executive Director Mary Browning at

mbrowning@IHAconnect.org

2018 Scholarship Winners

BSN

MSN

Taylor Bell IU

Stephanie Hirons USI

Nicole White IUPUI

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DNP

PhD

Beverly Wilgenbusch IU

Amy Bartee IU

DeAndra Flowers UIndy

Rachel Strangland USI

Amber Wilson ISU

Stacey Wiszowaty Valparaiso

Sarah Abel USI

Francel Clark Valparaiso

Karen East ISU

Melora Ferren IU

Deborah Lyons UIndy

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A Special THANK YOU to our sponsors!!

Vendors

Wieland Stryker BD JACO Inc.

IUSON~IUPUC AMT-Bridle 3M Posey Fresenius-Kabi

Ohio University CipherHealth WGU Genentech

Get Well Network Vocera Aya Healthcare Molnlycke

Chamberlin College of

Nursing IUSON~IUPUI Halyard Health Infection

Prevention

West Call/KST Security

Avant Healthcare Interim Healthcare Staffing University of Indianapolis Cincinnati Sub-Zero

Indiana State Nursing Association (ISNA)

Focus One Solutions Indiana Association of

Nursing Students (IANS)

Values Coach Inc.

Meet & Greet by Districts Western Governors University (WGU)

Wine & Canvas CipherHealth

Bowling & Pizza/Pasta Party

Theme: 80’s Glow Party

IUSON~IUPUC

Golf

IUSON~IUPUI

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