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14TH ANNUAL First Coast Neonatal Symposium A continuing education program for Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, ARNPs, Physician Assistants, and Physicians working in the world of the neonate. 2010 Joyce Abrames, MSHSA, BSN, RNC is a nurse working for GE Healthcare focusing on product research and education. With over 28 years experience in such varied areas as rural Level I community centers, Labor & Delivery, NICU’s and PICU’s, ground and air transport, she has continued to follow her passion for educating patients, families, and clinicians worldwide. James Cummings, MD is Section Head of the Division of Neonatology at East Carolina University, Greenville, NC. He studied, received his training, and completed his fellowship at SUNY Upstate Medical Center. His special interest is in acute and chronic lung injury. Juanita Davis, APRN, MN, NNP-BC is a Neonatal Nurse Practitioner at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. She received her Master’s Degree in Perinatal/Neonatal Nursing with a Minor Degree in Nursing Administration at Emory University. As well as clinical management of patients, she also functions as consultant, teacher, and supervisor. She has been instrumental in implementing peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) programs at many facilities in the Atlanta area. Jill Dorsey, MD is a Pediatric Gastroenterologist at the Nemours Children’s Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. She studied at Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan. She completed her Fellowship in Pediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition at the Children’s Hospital of Cincinnati in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her clinical interests include inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, and eosinophilic esophagitis. William R. Driscoll, DO is Assistant Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Neonatology at the University of Florida College of Medicine, Jacksonville campus. He studied at the New York College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his fellowship at Buffalo Children’s Hospital in Buffalo, New York. His clinical/research interest is in neonatal outcomes. Elizabeth Gyland, MSN, ARNP is the Manager of Wolfson Children’s Hospital Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner Services. She received her Master’s Degree in Nursing and is currently a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Florida, Gainesville. She specializes in Neonatology and Pediatrics, and was instrumental in designing, developing, and training the Baptist Medical Center Kids Kare Pediatric Team. Charla E. Miller, Pharm.D. is the Head of Newborn Intensive Care Pharmacy Services, Department of Pharmacy at Wolfson Children’s Hospital, Baptist Health System, Jacksonville, Florida. She studied at Clemson University and the Medical University of South Carolina. She is responsible for providing pharmaceutical care to the Level III NICU at Wolfson Children’s Hospital and assisted with the development of the Level II NICU at Baptist South. Rees E. Oliver, MD is Assistant Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Neonatology at the University of Alabama, Birmingham. He studied at the Medical College of Georgia and completed his fellowship at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His clinical interest is in routine and complex comprehensive care of children. Mobeen Rathore, MD is Associate Chairman in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Florida College of Medicine, Jacksonville campus. He serves as the Hospital Epidemiologist for Wolfson Children’s Hospital and is Chief of Pediatric Infectious Disease and Immunology. He received his training at King Edward Medical College, Lahore, Pakistan, and completed his fellowships in St. Louis, Missouri. His clinical special interests are in Pediatric HIV and infectious disease in children. Jacqueline Jones Wessel, MEd, RD is a Neonatal Nutritionist at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. She is an American Dietetic Association Board Certified Pediatric Specialist. She studied at the University of Cincinnati. She is also a Certified Lactation Educator, receiving her training at the University of California at Los Angeles. Her interest is in nutritional support for high risk infants and children. Wendy D. White, RN, BSN, MSN, WOCN currently works as the Pediatric Wound Care Specialist at Wolfson Children’s Hospital. She previously was a NICU nurse at Wolfson for over 20 years. She also is involved with the Children’s Miracle Network. John Wilgis, MBA, RRT is Director for Emergency Management Services for the Florida Hospital Association. A licensed Respiratory Therapist specializing in Adult and Neonatal ICU, and hospital administration, he is a Past-President of the Florida Society for Respiratory Care. He received his degrees in Health Care Services and in Health Care Management from the University of Phoenix. He currently works with the Florida Department of Health as hospital liaison for Public Health and Medical Preparedness and serves as co-lead to the Hospital Surge Capability Team. It is often difficult to control room temperatures in hotels and convention centers. Please bring a jacket or sweater so you will be comfortable during the Symposium. Name: ________________________________________________________________________________ Employer: ______________________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address: ________________________________________________________________________ City: ______________________________________ State:_____________________ Zip:_____________ Work Phone: (______) ________________________ Email:______________________________________ Profession/Discipline: ____________________________________________________________________ Early Bird (before February 28, 2010): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 190.00 Full Conference (after February 28, 2010): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 225.00 At the Door: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 250.00 Full conference registration fee includes breakfast, A.M. breaks, and lunch on Wednesday and Thursday. THREE CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTER: On-Line: www.ahecregistration.org By Fax: 904/482-0196, 24 hours/day with credit card information By Mail: Northeast Florida AHEC, Inc. 1107 Myra Street, Suite 250 Jacksonville, FL 32204 Make checks payable to: Northeast Florida AHEC, Inc. CONFIRMATIONS/CANCELLATION POLICY : You will receive confirmation by mail or e-mail if you registered online. If you do not receive a letter or e-mail seven days prior to the conference, please contact the NEFAHEC office at 904-482-0189. Registrations received without accompanying payment will not be processed. A $30.00 cancellation fee will be charged for all cancellations and refunds. NO REFUNDS will be made after March 14, 2010. Registration Faculty Kaleidoscope of Neonatal Care APRIL 14-16, 2010 WORLD GOLF VILLAGE RENAISSANCE HOTEL ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA 14TH ANNUAL First Coast Neonatal Symposium APRIL14-16 • 2010 WORLD GOLF VILLAGE RENAISSANCE HOTEL ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA 1107 Myra Street Jacksonville, FL 32204 14TH ANNUAL First Coast Neonatal Symposium APRIL 14-16, 2010 WORLD GOLF VILLAGE RENAISSANCE HOTEL ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA NeonatalSymp2010BroFINAL:NeonatalSymp2010BroV4 1/8/10 12:38 PM Page 1
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14TH ANNUAL
First Coast Neonatal Symposium
A continuing education program
for Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, ARNPs,
Physician Assistants, and Physicians
working in the world of the neonate.
2010Joyce Abrames, MSHSA, BSN, RNC is a nurseworking for GE Healthcare focusing on productresearch and education. With over 28 yearsexperience in such varied areas as rural Level Icommunity centers, Labor & Delivery, NICU’s andPICU’s, ground and air transport, she hascontinued to follow her passion for educatingpatients, families, and clinicians worldwide.
James Cummings, MD is Section Head of theDivision of Neonatology at East CarolinaUniversity, Greenville, NC. He studied, received histraining, and completed his fellowship at SUNYUpstate Medical Center. His special interest is inacute and chronic lung injury.
Juanita Davis, APRN, MN, NNP-BC is a NeonatalNurse Practitioner at Emory University in Atlanta,Georgia. She received her Master’s Degree inPerinatal/Neonatal Nursing with a Minor Degree inNursing Administration at Emory University. As wellas clinical management of patients, she alsofunctions as consultant, teacher, and supervisor.She has been instrumental in implementingperipherally inserted central catheter (PICC)programs at many facilities in the Atlanta area.
Jill Dorsey, MD is a Pediatric Gastroenterologistat the Nemours Children’s Clinic in Jacksonville,Florida. She studied at Wayne State UniversitySchool of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan. Shecompleted her Fellowship in PediatricGastroenterology, Hepatology, and Nutrition at theChildren’s Hospital of Cincinnati in Cincinnati,Ohio. Her clinical interests include inflammatorybowel disease, Crohn’s disease and ulcerativecolitis, and eosinophilic esophagitis.
William R. Driscoll, DO is Assistant Professor ofPediatrics in the Division of Neonatology at theUniversity of Florida College of Medicine,Jacksonville campus. He studied at the New YorkCollege of Osteopathic Medicine and completedhis fellowship at Buffalo Children’s Hospital inBuffalo, New York. His clinical/research interest isin neonatal outcomes.
Elizabeth Gyland, MSN, ARNP is the Manager ofWolfson Children’s Hospital PhysicianAssistant/Nurse Practitioner Services. She receivedher Master’s Degree in Nursing and is currently aDoctoral Candidate at the University of Florida,Gainesville. She specializes in Neonatology andPediatrics, and was instrumental in designing,developing, and training the Baptist MedicalCenter Kids Kare Pediatric Team.
Charla E. Miller, Pharm.D. is the Head ofNewborn Intensive Care Pharmacy Services,Department of Pharmacy at Wolfson Children’s
Hospital, Baptist Health System, Jacksonville,Florida. She studied at Clemson University andthe Medical University of South Carolina. She isresponsible for providing pharmaceutical careto the Level III NICU at Wolfson Children’sHospital and assisted with the development ofthe Level II NICU at Baptist South.
Rees E. Oliver, MD is Assistant Professor ofPediatrics in the Division of Neonatology at theUniversity of Alabama, Birmingham. He studiedat the Medical College of Georgia andcompleted his fellowship at Thomas JeffersonUniversity Hospital in Philadelphia,Pennsylvania. His clinical interest is in routineand complex comprehensive care of children.
Mobeen Rathore, MD is Associate Chairman inthe Department of Pediatrics at the Universityof Florida College of Medicine, Jacksonvillecampus. He serves as the HospitalEpidemiologist for Wolfson Children’s Hospitaland is Chief of Pediatric Infectious Disease andImmunology. He received his training at KingEdward Medical College, Lahore, Pakistan, andcompleted his fellowships in St. Louis, Missouri.His clinical special interests are in Pediatric HIVand infectious disease in children.
Jacqueline Jones Wessel, MEd, RD is aNeonatal Nutritionist at Cincinnati Children’sHospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. She is an AmericanDietetic Association Board Certified PediatricSpecialist. She studied at the University ofCincinnati. She is also a Certified LactationEducator, receiving her training at the Universityof California at Los Angeles. Her interest is innutritional support for high risk infants andchildren.
Wendy D. White, RN, BSN, MSN, WOCNcurrently works as the Pediatric Wound CareSpecialist at Wolfson Children’s Hospital. Shepreviously was a NICU nurse at Wolfson for over20 years. She also is involved with the Children’sMiracle Network.
John Wilgis, MBA, RRT is Director forEmergency Management Services for theFlorida Hospital Association. A licensedRespiratory Therapist specializing in Adult andNeonatal ICU, and hospital administration, he isa Past-President of the Florida Society forRespiratory Care. He received his degrees inHealth Care Services and in Health CareManagement from the University of Phoenix. Hecurrently works with the Florida Department ofHealth as hospital liaison for Public Health andMedical Preparedness and serves as co-lead tothe Hospital Surge Capability Team.
It is often difficult to control room temperatures in hotels and convention centers.Please bring a jacket or sweater so you will be comfortable during the Symposium.
Name: ________________________________________________________________________________
Employer: ______________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: ________________________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________ State:_____________________ Zip:_____________
Work Phone: (______) ________________________ Email:______________________________________
Profession/Discipline: ____________________________________________________________________
Early Bird (before February 28, 2010): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 190.00Full Conference (after February 28, 2010): . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 225.00At the Door: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 250.00
Full conference registration fee includes breakfast, A.M. breaks, and lunch on Wednesday and Thursday.
THREE CONVENIENT WAYS TO REGISTER:
On-Line: www.ahecregistration.org
By Fax: 904/482-0196, 24 hours/day with credit card information
By Mail: Northeast Florida AHEC, Inc.1107 Myra Street, Suite 250Jacksonville, FL 32204Make checks payable to: Northeast Florida AHEC, Inc.
CONFIRMATIONS/CANCELLATION POLICY: You will receive confirmationby mail or e-mail if you registered online. If you do not receive a letter or e-mail seven days prior to the conference, please contact the NEFAHECoffice at 904-482-0189. Registrations received without accompanying paymentwill not be processed. A $30.00 cancellation fee will be charged for allcancellations and refunds. NO REFUNDS will be made after March 14, 2010.
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A special rate for the conference of $149/night is availablethrough April 14, 2010. Mention the Neonatal Symposium whenmaking reservations.
RENAISSANCE HOTEL500 South Legacy TrailSt. Augustine, FL 32092Phone: 1-888-740-7020
For a list of other accommodations in the area, visit our website athttp://www.neonatalsymposium.com/location.asp
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■ Present state-of-the-art information on the diagnosis andmanagement of disease processes in the NICU patient.
■ Review current knowledge of the care of the sick neonateas well as the normal newborn.
■ Recognize new trends toward improving outcomes inpregnancy and the neonate.
■ Instruct and update participants on the appropriatenutritional and developmental care of the neonate.
Nurses, Respiratory Therapists, ARNPs, Physician Assistants,and Physicians working in NICUs and newborn nurseries.
Nursing and Respiratory TherapyNortheast Florida Area Health Education Center is a Florida Board of NursingApproved Provider of continuing nursing education, CE Broker #50-1458. This program meets the requirements for up to 16 contact hours.
Between the flourishing riverfront city of Jacksonville and the historic town of St.Augustine lies a wondrous place called World Golf Village. At the center of activityis the Renaissance Resort. Appointed with European accents and overlooking theVillage lake, the hotel is a leisurely stroll from everything there is to see and do.Adjacent to the hotel is the World Golf Hall of Fame, as well as a collection ofshops, restaurants and an IMAX theater. The hotel offers an outdoor pool,professional golf simulators, 24-hour health club and sauna, billiard room, cigarroom and gift shop, and for those who must do some work, a business center. A full-service restaurant nestled at the base of a towering 10-story atrium allowsguests to enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner relaxing by lush vegetation and coolstreams. Hotel guests receive preferred tee times to the championship golfcourses, The Slammer and The Squire.
Just 5 minutes away, you can find the St. Augustine Outlet Center, which offers 95name brand stores and on the opposite side of I-95 you’ll find Belz Factory OutletWorld featuring names like Nike, Polo, Liz Claiborne, Adidas, Tommy Hilfiger andan additional 60 shops. And 12 miles north at the intersection of I-95 and PhillipsHighway is the Avenues Mall with 5 department store anchors, Williams-Sonoma,Pottery Barn, Abercrombie & Fitch, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor and much more.
Also located 15 minutes from the Village is the historic district of downtown St.Augustine where you can enjoy the history of one of America's oldest cities.Downtown St. Augustine is a buyer's delight offering boutiques, unique specialty and gift shops, antique stores, art galleries and museums on nearly every street.Gourmets will find unique culinary experiences in some of the best restaurants in northeast Florida.
And don't forget, the beach is only minutes away....
Accreditation
Course Description Program Agenda Sponsors/Exhibitors
Program Objective
Target Audience
GOLDAbbott NutritionGE Healthcare
IkariaMead Johnson Nutritionals
MedImmuneONY, Inc.
SILVERBD
Bimeco GroupBunnell, Inc.
Cardinal Health/ViasysElsevier
Fisher & PaykelFletcher’s Medical Supplies, Inc.Independent Medical Associates
Komfy Kids, Inc.Laerdal Medical Corporation
Maquet, Inc.Maxim Healthcare Services, Inc.
Medela, Inc.Mercury Medical
Mölnlycke Health CareNatus Medical, Inc.Nellcor/Covidien
Philips Children’s Medical VenturesPediatric Services of America
Shands JacksonvilleSmiths Medical North America
SomaneticsSpecialty Medical Products
Thermo Fisher ScientificUniversity of Florida Department of Pediatrics
Wolfson Children’s Hospital
7:15 am Registration & Continental Breakfast
7:50 Welcome RemarksSandra Suchomski, MD, Symposium Chairman
8:00 Respiratory Syncytial Virus Rees Oliver, MD, Assistant Professor, University of Alabama/Birmingham
9:00 Disaster Response and Healthcare Part I John Wilgis, MBA, RRT, Director, Emergency Management Services, Florida Hospital Association
10:00 Break
10:30 Disaster Response and Healthcare Part II John Wilgis, MBA, RRT, Director, Emergency Management Services, Florida Hospital Association
11:30 Neonatal Thermoregulation: Hot Facts and Cold Fiction Joyce Abrames, MSHSA, BSN, RNC, Senior Clinical Applications Specialist, GE Healthcare
12:30 pm Lunch
1:40 Wound Care Wendy White, RN, BSN, MSN, WOCN, Wolfson Children’s Hospital
2:40 Drugs, Bugs, and Sloughs: The Inside Story of Neonatal IV Therapy Juanita Davis, MN, APRN, NNP-BC
3:40 Adjourn
Thursday, April 15, 2010
7:15 am Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:00 Cholestatic Jaundice Jill Dorsey, MD, Nemours Children’s Clinic/Jacksonville
9:00 Nutritional Management of Short Gut Jacqueline Wessel, RD, MED, CNSD, CSP, CLE-LDN, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
10:00 Break
10:30 Charting a Course Toward Improved Pain Management in the NICUElizabeth Gyland, MSN, ARNP, Wolfson Children’s Hospital
11:30 When a Kiss Can’t Make It All Better: Pain Management Dos and Don’tsCharla Miller, PharmD, Wolfson Children’s Hospital
12:30 pm Lunch
1:40 Kangaroo Care Is Not Just for Marsupials Joyce Abrames, MSHSA, BSN, RN, Senior Clinical Applications Specialist, GE Healthcare
2:40 Surfactant Use in the Neonate Jim Cummings, MD, Section Head, Division of Neonatology, Eastern Carolina University
3:40 Adjourn
Friday, April 16, 2010
7:15 am Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:00 Vaccines: What’s Important for the Neonate and Their Adult Healthcare ProvidersMobeen Rathore, MBBS, MD, Professor, University of Florida/Jacksonville
9:00 Update on Steroid Use in the NICU Jim Cummings, MD, Section Head, Division of Neonatology, Eastern Carolina University
10:00 Break
10:30 Neonatal TPN: What’s new?Jacqueline Wessel, RD, MED, CNSD, CSP, CLE-LDN
11:30 Small is as Small Does: The SGA Neonate William Driscoll, DO, Assistant Professor, University of Florida/Jacksonville
12:30 pm Wrap-Up, Evaluations, Certificates
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Over the last thirteen years, the First Coast
Neonatal Symposium has provided nurses,
respiratory therapists, social workers, occupational
and physical therapists, speech therapists and
lactation consultants with the opportunity to
expand their clinical knowledge and work skills by
providing a wide range of topics and presentations
specifically for professionals working in Level II
and III NICUs and newborn nurseries.
Hotel
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