45thAnnual Conference - Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates

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Dear Colleagues,
T
his year’s Annual SUNA Conference
should be an exciting conference with a
variety of urology topics related to office‐
based, in‐patient, operating room, and home
health care of the adult and pediatric patient.
SUNA strives to provide quality educational
opportunites for professional growth to all
our members.
There are multiple preconference workshops being
offered this year including a cystoscopy workshop,
uropharmacology session, and a urologic review for RNs
and Advanced Practice providers. Explore the conference
content which includes pediatric urology, urologic malig‐
nancies, surgical topics, and a renal transplantation update…
just to name a few!
Don’t miss the exhibit hall which will be available at frequent
intervals throughout the conference. Stop by and speak with
industry representatives who are available to answer questions
and share information about their products. SUNA truly appreciates
the support we receive from industry, which enables us to provide
quality educational programs!
On behalf of SUNA and the Annual Conference Planning
Committee I would like to invite you to attend the 45th Annual
Conference in sunny Florida to expand your knowledge, and
network with your peers. Experience all that Disney World has to
offer while you are here! I look forward to seeing you!
Lee Ann Boyd, MSN, ARNP, CUNP
SUNA Annual Conference Planning Committee Chairperson
The purpose of the 2014 Annual Conference
is to provide evidenced-based educational offerings to all participants
and to foster the advancement of urologic nurses, associates and
advanced practice providers. This conference will assist in increasing competence of participants in providing quality care to urologic
patients and provide skills to educate those patients and their families. This conference will also provide opportunities for networking with colleagues and experts in the field of urology.
5 Free CNE: SUNA Main Conference Registrants will receive an additional five FREE contact hours! Registrants will have approximately four weeks
to complete the online evaluations in the SUNA Online Library and receive the
contact hours for the conference sessions they attend on site. After the evaluation deadline, main conference registrants will receive instructions on how to
earn their five additional FREE Contact Hours!
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45th Annual Conference
October 31 – November 3 • Disney’s Contemporary Resort
Friday, October 31
6:30 am – 5:30 pm
Registration Open
8:00 am – 5:15 pm
Preconference Workshop 030:
Cystoscopy Workshop
6.5 contact hours
7:00 am – 8:00 am
Coffee Service
7:30 am – 11:45 am
Uropharmacology
4 contact hours
Mikel Gray, PhD, CUNP, CCCN, FAANP, FAAN
This 4-hour lecture will provide a review of
the pharmacologic use of medications commonly used in urology including: antibiotics,
antimuscarinics, alpha blockers and PDE 5
inhibitors. Clinical application to disease processes will be discussed. This lecture will highlight important prescriping or considerations for
advanced practice nurses with application for
clinical nursing staff attending.
7:30 am – 5:00 pm
Urologic Review for the Experienced
RN and Advanced Practice Provider
7.75 contact hours
Jeffrey Albaugh, PhD, APRN-BC, CUCNS
Christy Krieg, MSN, FNP, CUNP
Diane Newman, DNP, ANP-BC
Leanne Schimke, MSN, CRNP, CUNP
Valre Welch, MSN, RN, CPNP
Faculty will conduct this review of primary
GU cancers, infections and inflammations,
erectile dysfunction, infertility, obstructive disorders including strictures, BPH, stone disease,
GU pharmacology, pediatric urology (deleted
overview), and GU trauma. This is a fast paced
overview for nurses and advanced practice
providers. It is ideal for those new to urology
and experienced providers to keep up to date.
The course may help attendees formulate a
study plan for certification or survey content before the exam.
= indicates requested AAPA CME
Gregory Bianchi, MD, MS
Fran Foley, MS, RN, CURN
Heather Schultz, MSN, RN, NP-C
Jean Ann Vawter, FNP-BC, CUNP
Eileen Young, BSN, RN, CNOR
This course is designed for advanced practice nurses and physician assistants who will
begin to perform cystoscopy. Using lecture and
hands-on teaching strategies, participants will
gain knowledge in identifying normal and abnormal findings in the bladder and indications for
cystoscopy. Patient and equipment preparation
to ensure safety during the procedure will also
be described. Hands-on experience will expose
participants to the care and handling of flexible
and rigid cystoscopes and techniques for performing bladder biopsy and stent removal.
(This workshop is limited to 50 participants.
Suggested prerequisite is to be an Advanced
Practice Nurse or Physician Assistant.)
11:45 am – 1:00 pm
Lunch on your own
1:00 pm – 5:15 pm
ICD-10 Update – “Trick or Treat”
Planning, Preparing and Moving
Forward
4 contact hours
Susanne Talebian, CUA, CHBC, CPC-I, CPC,
CCS-P, PCS, RMM
Even though it isn't here yet..it's coming!
Attending this session will give you a solid foundation on the urology-specific coding that your
practice will need to smooth the transition. This
session is designed to review urology-specific
diagnosis coding and look at concerns with
claims processing, of this new coding system.
Bring your offices’ concerns with you! This session is recommended for providers, clinical staff
and clerical staff, as ICD10 will affect every facet
of a medical practice.
= indicates pharmacology credits
Special
Interest Area
APN = Advanced Practice
EOC = ESWL/OR/Cysto
GEN = General
INPT = Inpatient OPT = Outpatient
OFC = Office
PEDS = Pediatrics
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Saturday, November 1
6:30 am – 5:30 pm
Registration Open
7:00 am – 8:00 am
Continental Breakfast
7:00 am – 8:00 am
110: New Members and First-Time
Attendees Welcome and Orientation
Breakfast
New members and first-time conference attendees are encouraged to attend this orientation to learn about SUNA and its Annual
Conference. We know that getting around during
the conference can be confusing to first-time attendees, so this orientation will help you know
who’s who and what’s what.
8:00 am – 12:00 pm
Certification Exam
Preregistration is required. The certification
application is available at www.cbuna.org (click
on the Certification tab) or call C-NET for details
800-463-0786. All applications must be postmarked by September 5, 2014.
8:00 am – 8:30 am
Conference Welcome/Awards
Lee Ann Boyd, MSN,
ARNP, CUNP,
Annual Conference Planning
Committee Chairperson
Cheryl LeCroy, MSN, RN
President
8:30 am – 9:30 am
Keynote Address
120: Be Prepared! The Rapidly
Changing Landscape of Healthcare
Delivery in the U.S.
1 contact hour
B. Rick Mayes, PhD
The focus of this presentation will be on the
most significant developments facing health care
providers, payers and patients. Particular attention is devoted to the causes and consequences
of the rapid growth in accountable care organizations (ACOs), medical homes, and multi-specialty
health systems. The increasing importance of
high quality nursing for health systems to be able
to achieve critical quality metrics and cost containment is addressed. The talk concludes with
an analysis of how Baby-Boomers, “Obamacare”
and Medicare’s changing reimbursement models
are accelerating the dramatic reshaping of health
care organization, finance and delivery for all
Americans (not just senior citizens).
9:30 am – 11:00 am
Grand Opening of Exhibits/
Coffee Break/Posters on Display/
Silent Auction
Visit the exhibit hall and be prepared for a
real treat. The “latest and the greatest” in urology
products and services are on display from the
leading vendors in the marketplace. More than
75 exhibitors will be in SUNA’s exhibit hall,
eager to speak with you about your patient’s
needs and your professional responsibilities.
You’ll learn about new products, services and
procedures. Plus, it’s fun!
Posters will also be on display during this
time.
View Silent Auction items and be prepared to
bid on the many exciting items donated by
individuals, chapters, corporate members and
exhibitors. Items will be on display during exhibit
hall hours.
Annual Conference Planning Committee
Lee Ann Boyd, MSN, ARNP, CUNP,
Chairperson
Barbara Broome, PhD, RN, FAAN
Lori Cornelius, RN, CURN
Cindie Neufeld, RN, CURN
Gina Powley, MSN, RN, ANP
Ken Mitchell, MPAS, PA-C, AAPA
Representative
Certification Review Course Director
APN Course Director
Susan Lipsy, ANP-BC, CUNP
Director of Education
Rosemarie Marmion, MSN, RN-BC, NE-BC
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Saturday, November 1 (continued)
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
GEN/OFC
131: Hypogonadism: Diagnosis,
Management, and Controversial
Issues
1 contact hour
APN
134: The Use of Estrogen Therapy
in Pelvic Floor Disorders
1 contact hour
Steve Harrison, MD
The evaluation and management of hypogonadism will be discussed during this presentation. Topical, injectable, and implantable
testosterone therapy will be reviewed. Controversial issues associated with testosterone
replacement therapy will also be discussed.
INPT/OPT/OFC
132: Preoperative Education Class
for Men Undergoing Robotic Radical
Prostatectomy
1 contact hour
Carrie Collin, BSN, RN, CURN
Information will be provided on how to deliver a preoperative education class for men
undergoing robotic radical prostatectomy. The
goal of preoperative education is to adequately
prepare patients and their families for surgery
and improve postoperative outcomes.
GEN/OPT/OFC
133: A Multimodal Approach to
Urologic Dysfunction and Pelvic
Pain
1 contact hour
Emily Dove-Medows, MSN, CNM
Current treatment methods for urologic
dysfunction or pelvic pain are often focused
on only one aspect of care, for example, the
bladder epithelium or vaginal tissue. While
these methods can provide some relief, it is
when they are performed in conjunction with
an array of other treatment modalities that we
have found both increased patient satisfaction and symptom improvement. This presentation will include a discussion about many
different therapies including medications, trigger point injections, and topical treatments.
Amy Hull, MSN, WHNP-BC
The cause of pelvic floor disorders is often
multifactorial, requiring a multidisciplinary approach. This lecture will touch on one aspect
of dysfunction, estrogen deprivation. Discussion will be targeted at informing the participant on the role of estrogen loss and estrogen
therapy options available to minimize the consequences of pelvic floor disorders.
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
140: Corporate Luncheon Symposium
Pending corporate support
1:45 pm – 2:45 pm
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
OPT/OFC
151: Telephone Triage in the Urology
Office
1 contact hour
Mary Ann Wasner, BSN, RN, CURN
Patients call the clinic with a multitude of
complaints each day. Which of these symptoms warrant immediate evaluation and which
complaints can be addressed on a non-urgent
basis? What questions should be posed to the
patient to glean the most accurate information
possible? This program will address telephone triage strategies in the urology clinic.
EOC/GEN/INPT
152: Robotics: Beyond the Prostate
1 contact hour
Jeffrey R. Thill, MD, FACS
In 2000, the first robotic prostatectomy
was performed. Since then, great strides in
robotic urologic surgery have been attained.
This presentation will discuss robotic partial
and total nephrectomy, and robotic adrenalectomy surgery.
Register early
and save!
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for details.
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Saturday, November 1 (continued)
GEN/OPT/OFC
153: Urinary Incontinence A – Z
1 contact hour
Urinary incontinence and overactive bladder are growing healthcare problems that are
often unreported due to embarrassment and
the myth that urinary incontinence is a normal
part of aging and that there is nothing besides
surgery that can be done to treat it. During
this interactive session, we will discuss the
different types of incontinence, patient evaluation, and treatment options available. Urinary incontinence is not life threatening, it is
life-style threatening.
APN
154: Injection Therapy with Case
Studies on Managing Priapism
1 contact hour
Ken Mitchell, MPAS, PA-C
Erectile dysfunction is a common problem
for many men and penile injections have been
shown to be safe and effective. Priapism can
occur from injections related to other causes.
This lecture will provide an overview about injection therapy, treatment of priapism with
case studies on treating priapism.
2:45 pm – 4:15 pm
Exhibits Open/Refreshment Break/
Posters on Display/Silent Auction
(Bids Close)
4:15 pm – 5:15 pm
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
EOC/GEN/OPT/OFC
161: Testicular & Groin Pain: Nuts
and Bolts
1 contact hour
Jamin V. Brahmbhatt, MD
Testicular, scrotal and groin pain are common presenting symptoms in men. The incidence of chronic testicular and groin pain can
be high as 100,000 men. It can be both acute
and chronic in onset. The anatomy and
embryology of the testicles and the most common causes of testicular pain with a focus on
chronic etiologies will be presented. An algorithm for diagnosis and management options
will be reviewed. Medical and surgical management including robotic microsurgical procedures and tools such as targeted denervation of the spermatic cord, vasovasostomy,
vasoepididymostomy and varicocelectomy
will also be covered.
GEN
162: Generations in the Workplace:
Creating a Healthy Work
Environment
1 contact hour
Randee Regan, BSN, RN, CNOR
Puzzled by how different co-workers from
another generation are? Starting to sound like
your mother and saying the things you swore
you would never say? Come learn about the
different generations and what makes them
tick and leave with a better understanding of
why each generation is so different.
GEN/OPT/OFC
163: Medical Management of
Recurrent Renal Calculi
1 contact hour
Help your recurrent kidney stone patients
avoid painful stone events by preventing
stone formation! This course will review the
factors that create a favorable environment
for crystal formation and teach you how to interrupt that cycle. Review case studies of
REAL patients, their 24-hour urine studies,
and understand the fundamentals of pharmacologic and dietary prevention of calculi.
APN
164: Understanding and Meeting
the Challenges of Transitioning
the Adolescent Patient with a
Neurogenic Bladder into the Care
of an Adult Practice - What Do You
Need to Know To Be Successful?
1 contact hour
Valre Welch, MSN, RN, CPNP
This lecture will provide the advanced practice practitioner with an overview of the pediatric conditions leading to a neurogenic
bladder, a review of the management of these
patients and the key issues relevant to successfully transitioning these patients (and their
families) to an adult practice. Developmental
issues, pharmacological treatments and recommended routines will be addressed.
5:15 pm – 6:15 pm
Special Interest Group Sessions
1 contact hour
171: Inpatient/Outpatient
172: Urodynamics
173: Advanced Practice
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Sunday, November 2
7:00 am – 6:15 pm
Registration Open
7:00 am – 8:15 am
210: Corporate Breakfast Symposium
8:30 am – 8:45 am
Announcements/Awards
8:45 am – 9:45 am
General Session
220: Research
1 contact hour
This practical and exciting session will highlight urologic research and provide attendees
with a glimpse of the differences that are being
made through research.
9:45 am – 11:45 am
Exhibits Open/Coffee Break/Posters on
Display
11:45 am – 1:00 pm
230: Corporate Luncheon Symposium
1:15 pm – 2:15 pm
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
GEN/INPT/OPT/OFC
241: Recurrent Urinary Tract
Infections
1 contact hour
This discussion will cover UTIs in depth,
discuss how to deal with UTIs in an era of increasing antibiotic resistance. We are coming
into unchartered territory and need to be
proactive in the care of our patients. The best
way to treat UTIs in the future may be to prevent them from happening in the first place.
PEDS
242: Guidelines for Management of
Bowel and Bladder Disorder in the
Pediatric Population
1 contact hour
Tabatha Cooper, BSN, RN, CPN
Saberina Crone, BSN, RN
The guidelines for management of bowel
and bladder disorders in pediatric patients
outline various treatment strategies. Behavior
modifications, anticholinergic therapy, biofeedback, and potential surgical intervention
will be discussed.
GEN/OPT/OFC
243: Sacral Neuromodulation
Programming: Effective
Troubleshooting Strategies
1 contact hour
Lisa Zambrano, RN, ANP-C, CNOR, CUNP
Sacral neuromodulation programming
need not be that difficult, but for beginners it
can seem daunting. There will be discussion
on troubleshooting strategies based on the
most common patient issues. Basic programming parameters and how changes can affect stimulation will be presented, as well as
real case scenarios. Hands-on techniques
will also be demonstrated.
APN
244: Sorting Out PSA: Screening
Smarter
1 contact hour
Susanne Quallich, ANP-BC, NP-C, CUNP
Targeted to advanced practice providers:
PSA monitoring, indications for biopsy referral, effects of testosterone replacement on
PSA and how to evaluate changes in PSA will
be discussed during this session. An
overview of the recent evidence and consensus guiding evaluation will also be presented.
2:30 pm – 3:30 pm
Special Interest Group Sessions
1 contact hour
251: Continence Specialists and
Services
252: Extracorpeal Shock Wave
Lithotripsy/OR/Cystoscopy
253: Sacral Nerve Stimulation
254: Geriatrics: Extended Care
3:45 pm – 4:45 pm
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
GEN/OPT/OFC
261: Evaluation and Management
of Bladder Cancer
1 contact hour
Lee Ann Boyd, MSN, ARNP, CUNP
Etiologic factors implicated in bladder cancer, outline laboratory and radiologic studies,
and cystoscopic techniques utilized in the diagnosis of bladder cancer will be discussed
in this session. Current trends in the treatment of bladder cancer, including pharmacologic treatments, endoscopic techniques and
surgical interventions will also be presented.
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Sunday, November 2 (continued)
GEN/OPT/OFC
262: Everything You Ever Wanted to
Know About Urinary Incontinence
but Were Afraid to Ask
1 contact hour
Urodynamic testing provides extremely
valuable and useful information for the care
of urologic patients with voiding dysfunction.
However, they can be daunting to perform
and interpret. This informative session will
take the participants through the entire
process and utilize urodynamic studies to
“pull it all together.”
PEDS
263: Congenital Anomalies: Taking
Care of Kids
1 contact hour
Shelly King, MSN, CPNP
The focus of this lecture will be common
congenital anomalies encountered in pediatric
urology. The diagnosis and management and
adverse sequela of congenital anomalies will
be outlined.
3:45 pm – 6:00 pm
APN
264: Advanced Practice Focused
Workshop
(This workshop is limited to 60 participants.
Suggested prerequisite is to be an Advanced
Practice Nurse or Physician Assistant.)
2 contact hours
Part I: Examination of the Female
Genitalia
Amy Hull, MSN, WHNP-BC
Part II: Examination of the Male
Genitalia
This focused workshop for advanced practice nurses and physician assistants will provide the fundamentals for performimg female
and male genital examinations. Paticipants will
have the opportunity to learn valuable examination techniques and ask important clinical
questions from experts in the field. Examination techniques will be demonstrated using
anatomical models. A brief video will be shown
highlighting the female anatomy and evaluation of the pelvic floor and pelvic wall muscles.
Special
Interest Area
APN = Advanced Practice
EOC = ESWL/OR/Cysto
GEN = General
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm
CONCURRENT SESSIONS
OPT/OFC
271: Pelvic Muscle Rehabilitation:
Nursing Guidelines for Treatment
and Setting up Your Program
1 contact hour
Lori Cornelius, BSN, RN, CURN
Julie Starr, APRN
How to initiate a pelvic muscle rehabilitation program in your clinic will be discusssed.
The essential components of a successful
program will be outlined. Our experience with
PMR program in our clinic will be presented.
GEN/OPT/OFC
272: Urodynamics is Like a Box of
Chocolates – You Never Know What
You Will Get! Complex Urodynamic
Case Studies
1 contact hour
Urodynamics are much more than a set of
tests and sitting in front of the computer. They
are an integral part of the puzzle that helps
to identify the underlying problem with voiding
dysfunction. Urodynamic case studies will be
discussed beginning with patient assessment, urodynamic testing and treatment options. Come join this interactive session!
EOC/OPT/GEN
273: The Use of Laser Technology in
Urology
1 contact hour
Darla Cleaves, BSN, RN, CURN, CNOR,
CRNFA, MLSO
As a follow-up to last year’s presentation
on laser safety this lecture will focus on how
lasers are used in urology. The various types
of lasers will be discussed and which urologic procedures can benefit from the laser.
Nursing implications for each procedure and
laser will be presented, as well as complications and contraindications for laser usage.
6:00 pm – 6:45 pm
Business Meeting
INPT = Inpatient OPT = Outpatient
OFC = Office
PEDS = Pediatrics
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Monday, November 3
7:00 am – 1:30 pm
Registration Open
10:00 am – 11:00 am
330: General Session
Don’t Let Urology Get You in Jeopardy
1 contact hour
7:00 am – 8:00 am
Continental Breakfast
Regional Meetings
Take this opportunity to meet your Regional
Director and other members in your region, and
hear new information regarding your region.
Open to all SUNA members.
311
312
313
314
Northeast
North Central
Southeast
Western
Northeast
Western
North Central
Southeast
8:15 am – 8:30 am
Announcements/Awards
8:30 am – 9:45 am
General Session
320: Updates on Renal
Transplantation: From Decision to
Incision and Beyond
1.25 contact hours
M. Bess Raulerson, PA-C
This presentation will review newest recommendations for screening and clearance of renal
donors and recipients in urology practice. Surgical management strategies of the donor and care
during the hospitalization with a review of the
transplant team and their roles will be presented.
Darla Cleaves, BSN, RN, CURN, CNOR,
CRNFA, MLSO
Do you like a challenge? Come play a TV
style game with your friends, sign up to be on a
team competing for a prize, or just come and be
a part of the “audience” and applaud your friends
and colleagues as they give the questions to the
answers regarding six urology-related topics. This
interactive format will allow the learner to participate on all levels from basic to advanced information. The game has a team approach rather
than individual approach. Come have some fun
while adding to your knowledge base of urology
nursing. We will be looking for 9-12 volunteers for
the 3 teams with information to be included in the
handouts prior to the conference.
11:15 am – 12:15 pm
General Session
340: Dermatology Conditions in
Urology
1 contact hour
Chris Fontenot, MD, FACS
Methods to diagnose dermatologic conditions in urology will be reviewed in this session.
Infectious, inflammatory, and viral dermatologic
conditions will be discussed. In situ squamous
cell cancer, invasive squamous cell cancer and
non-squamous malignancies, such as sarcoma,
melanoma and lymphoma, will be reviewed.
12:30 pm – 1:30 pm
General Session
350: Update on Oral and IV Antibiotic
Use in Urologic Disease
1 contact hour
Tracy (Teresa) Anderson-Haag, Pharm.D.,
BCPS
A review the current trends in the use of oral
and IV antibiotics commonly used in urologic diseases will be presented. Application to clinical
practice will be included, with review of indications, adverse affects and prescribing recommendations for advanced practice. A general
review of antibiotic resistance will be presented.
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Tracks
The use of educational tracks is a unique method to present session information. It allows participants to choose sessions that are applicable to their special areas of practice or interest. Each concurrent session listing falls within a special interest group or advanced practice track. The following
summary information is provided to assist participants in pursuing a special track:
Session Numbers
Sessions
Advanced Practice (APN)
134, 154, 164, 244, 264
ESWL/OR/Cysto (EOC)
152, 161, 273
General (GEN)
131, 133, 152, 153, 161, 162 163, 241, 243, 261, 262, 272, 273
Inpatient (INPT)
132, 152, 241
Office (OFC)
131, 132, 133,151, 153, 161, 163, 241, 243, 261, 262, 271, 272
Outpatient (OPT)
132, 133, 151, 153, 161, 163, 241, 243, 261, 262, 271, 272, 273
Pediatrics (PEDS)
242, 263
Reach for excellence!
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Certification is a testimony to your hard work and expertise in the care of urologic patients. Come to the SUNA 45th Annual Conference and get certified.
WHEN:
Saturday, November 1, 2014
WHERE:
Disney Contemporary Resort, Lake Buena Vista, FL
For more information turn to page 4
Online Library & Paperless Conference!
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• Unlimited free online access to all approved
sessions after attending the conference.
• “Virtually” attend sessions you missed onsite or revisit courses you found interesting.
• Never have to choose between concurrent
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• Share the meeting content with two
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Content will be available approximately 3 weeks
after the conference, so you can take advantage
of this additional learning experience at your convenience.
(Additional CNE contact hours may be obtained
for a separate fee.)
Approximately 2 weeks before the conference, redeem the conference code SUNA14 in the Online
Library (www.prolibraries.com/suna) to access the
session handouts.
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CNE Certificates
No need to worry about filling out paper forms and
submitting them on-site. Simply complete the evaluation and print your CNE certificate at your convenience from home or work! Now you can focus
on networking and enjoy the conference!
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General Information
Advanced Practice Track
This year at the Annual Conference we will
offer even more exciting advanced practice
provider educational opportunities. The track will
feature workshops, education sessions and networking designed specifically for advanced
practice clinical knowledge and skills. The program includes:
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A half-day preconference workshop on
uropharmacology will highlight important
prescribing considerations.
An all-day preconference workshop designed for advanced practice nurses and
physician assistants who will begin to perform cystocopy using both hands-on and
lecture.
Dedicated advanced practice track sessions
including: estrogen therapy, injection therapy
on managing priapism, transition of the adolescent patient with a neurogenic bladder
into adult practice, sorting out PSA, and examination of the female and male genitalia.
Alternative sessions on advanced urologic
topics and networking opportunities with other
advanced practice providers will also be provided throughout the conference.
Hotel Information
Disney’s Contemporary Resort
4600 North World Drive
Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830-8413
(407) 939-4686
Disney’s Contemporary Resort has been
designated as the headquarters hotel for the
SUNA Annual Conference. A block of rooms
has been secured for attendees at the special
rate of $199 single/double. Rates are subject
to applicable state and local taxes (currently
12.5%). The special rate is available until Friday,
October 3, 2014. Reservations received after
this date will be accepted on a space and rate
available basis. To make your reservations, call
407-939-4686 and refer to the SUNA Annual
Conference or make your reservations online at
www.suna.org.
Check in time is 3:00 pm and check out time
is 11:00 am.
Weather
Typical weather in Lake Buena Vista for
October is around 81 degrees with a low of 63
degrees. Be sure to pack a sweater, light jacket
or wear layers in the air conditioned classrooms.
Airport/Transportation
(Disney’s Magical Express)
Orlando International Airport (MCO) is
about 25 miles from Disney’s Contemporary Resort. For your transportation to the resort, you
can pick up the complimentary shuttle Disney’s
Magical Express. Make your reservations
through the SUNA website at www.suna.org.
You must make advance reservations – you will
not be able to board at the airport without a valid
reservation confirmation.
Parking
Valet and complimentary self-parking are
available. For more information, visit the SUNA
website at www.suna.org
Disney Theme Park Tickets
SUNA attendees will receive special ticket
pricing on theme parks. To purchase your tickets
in advance, visit the SUNA website at
www.suna.org.
Transportation Around Disney
Monorail
Hop on the Monorail right inside the Hotel!
Regularly scheduled complimentary transportation between hotels and various other
Walt Disney World resort theme park locations
is available. For more information, visit
www.suna.org.
Disney Bus Transportation
Most areas throughout the Walt Disney
World Resort are accessible by complimentary
bus transportation. The bus stop is located a
short walk from the lobby of Disney’s Contemporary Resort.
Guest Conference Registration
Guest badges are available as a courtesy
for paid attendees. A “guest” is defined as a
spouse, family member, significant other, friend,
or adult child (over 16 years old). A co-worker or
an associate within the industry does not qualify as a guest. The fee is $50, which entitles the
guest to visit the Exhibit Hall only. Guest fee
does not include admission to sessions, meal
functions or corporate sponsored symposia.
Conference Management
Anthony J. Jannetti, Inc.
East Holly Avenue, Box 56
Pitman, NJ 08071-0056
856-256-2300 • Web site www.ajj.com
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General Information
Continuing Nursing
Education Credit
SUNA’s 45th Annual Conference will offer
14.25 contact hours. In addition, Preconference
Workshops will offer the following:
Preconference 010 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Preconference 020 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.75
Preconference 030 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.50
Preconference 040 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
The Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates (SUNA) is accredited as a provider of
continuing nursing education by the American
Nurses’ Credentialing Center’s Commission on
Accreditation
The SUNA accreditation is reciprocal in the
states and specialty organizations that recognize the ANCC-COA accreditation process.
SUNA is also a provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider
Number CEP 5556. Accreditation and approved
provider status of CE in nursing does not imply
ANCC-COA approval or endorsement of any
product, advertising, or educational content.
SUNA urges all participants to be aware of the
CE requirements for re-licensure in the states in
which they hold a license.
Continuing Medical Education
(CME) Credit
This program is not yet approved for CME
credit. Conference organizers plan to request at
least 12 hours of AAPA Category I CME credit
from the Physician Assistant Review Panel. Total
number of approved credits yet to be determined. Additional CME for the Preconference
Workshops has not yet been approved.
NOTE: indicates requested CME.
Pharmacology Credit
At least 3 hours of pharmacology credit will
be awarded. Total number of approved credits is
yet to be determined. NOTE: indicates pharmacology credits.
Call for Session Moderators
Your help is needed to assist with speaker
support during the educational sessions. If
you’ve been looking for an opportunity as a
SUNA member to get involved in the organization, this is a great occasion for meeting other
members and welcoming colleagues to the conference. As a session moderator, you will introduce the speaker from the podium, handle A/V
equipment for the speaker, and keep the session on time. There will be an orientation session
for all moderators on Friday, October 31 from
5:00 pm – 5:30 pm. To volunteer, mark your conference registration form or contact the SUNA
National Office at 1-888-TAP-SUNA.
Room Sharing
If you are interested in sharing a room during the conference and would like your name on
the Willingness to Share a Room List, send your
name to the SUNA National Office, East Holly
Ave. Box 56, Pitman, NJ 08071-0056, call 1888-TAP-SUNA, fax 856-589-7463, or E-mail
[email protected]. Please indicate where (work or
home) you prefer being called. The information
must be received by September 5, 2014. Your
name, phone number and email address will be
circulated to others on the list. It will be your responsibility to contact them directly and make
arrangements to share a room.
Photo Release
SUNA occasionally uses photographs of
SUNA convention participants in its newsletter,
Web site, promotional materials, and in the Urologic Nursing Journal. By virtue of your attendance at the annual conference, you agree to
usage of your likeness in such material.
**Sponsored Meals
Although we try to obtain sponsorship for
the meals listed as “pending” in this brochure, it
is not always possible. We regret that if sponsorship is not received, those meals will be on
your own.
Corporate Sponsored Sessions
Some states have enacted strict compliance
and disclosure requirements for pharmaceutical
and medical device manufacturers and healthcare professionals. If your state does not permit
sponsors to provide meals during educational
sessions, you may attend the session, but you
will not be permitted to partake of the meal.
Save $10
Discount Code Details
SUNA is researching the
demographics of the conference.
You can help us and save $10
on your main conference
registration by entering the
discount code, found at the top of
page 13, into the space provided
in the payment section of the
registration form.
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SUNA Annual Conference Registration Form
October 31 – November 3, 2014 • Lake Buena Vista, Florida
Name: _________________________________________________ Credentials: ______________________________
Employer/Organization: _____________________________________________________________________________
Preferred Mailing Address ■ home ■ work _____________________________________________________________________
City _____________________________________________ State _______ Zip/Postal Code: ____________________
Daytime Phone:
■ home ■ work ■ cell
(_______) ______________________________________________________________
Required email address: ___________________________________________________________________________
To receive your receipt/confirmation, conference updates, and to be used to login for contact hours.
Including this meeting, how many National SUNA Conferences have you attended? ■ 1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ 5 +
I am interested in being a moderator. ■ yes Dietary/Disability need_______________________________________
PRECONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES - October 31, 2014
MEMBER
NONMEMBER
010 Uropharmacology 7:30am - 11:45am
020 Urologic Review 7:30am - 5:00pm
030 Cystoscopy Workshop 8:00am - 5:15pm
■
$115
■
$140
■
$160
■
$185
■
$160
■
$185
040 ICD-10 Update
■
$115
■
$140
1:00pm - 5:15pm
MAIN CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES - November 1-3, 2014
MEMBER
NONMEMBER
Early Fee - on or before 9/23/14
■
$435
■
$505
Regular/Onsite Fee - after 9/23/14
■
$475
■
$545
DAILY REGISTRATION FEES - November 1-3, 2014
MEMBER
Early Fee - on or before 9/23/14
Regular/Onsite Fee - after 9/23/14
Please check the day(s) you plan to attend:
■ Sat
■ Sun
Guest badges (other than attendee) See page 11 for details.
Guest name __________________________________
AMOUNT
AMOUNT
NONMEMBER
■
$190
■
$215
■
$203
■
$228
AMOUNT
■ Mon
AMOUNT
Exhibit Hall $50
MEMBERSHIP
AMOUNT
Join SUNA at $75 with registration and select member pricing
■ Join
■ Renew
add $75
Fill out next page and return with registration.
Membership must be valid through November 30, 2014 to qualify for member rates. Current members may renew their
membership with their conference registration. Membership will commence upon current expiration.
PAYMENT
AMOUNT
Enter discount code _______________________ to save $10 on main Conference Registration fees
Check enclosed payable in US funds to: SUNA
Less
Discount
Total Amount Enclosed
OR charge my ■ VISA ■ Master Card ■ American Express
Card holder name (please print) ________________________
_________________________________________________
Credit card billing address ____________________________
________________________________________________
Credit Card Number
Exp. Date ___________ Security Code
________________
Signature ________________________________________
Please indicate 1st and 2nd choice for all Concurrent sessions. General sessions open to all registered attendees.
SATURDAY November 1
7:00 am
New Member Breakfast 110 ___
11:00 am
131 ___ 132 ___ 133 __ 134 ___
12:00 pm Luncheon 140 ___
1:45 pm
151 ___ 152 ___ 153 ___ 154 ___
4:15 pm
161 ___ 162 ___ 163 ___ 164 ___
5:15 pm SIGs
171 ___ 172 ___ 173 ___
SUNDAY November 2
7:00 am Breakfast 210 ___
11:45 am Luncheon 230 ___
1:15 pm
241 ___ 242 ___ 243 ___ 244 ___
2:30 pm SIGs
251 ___ 252 ___ 253 ___ 254 ___
SUNDAY November 2 (cont)
5:00 pm
271 ___ 272 ___ 273 ___
MONDAY November 3
7:00 am Regional Meetings
311 ___ 312 ___ 313 ___ 314 ___
3:45 pm – 4:45 pm
261 ___ 262 ___ 263 ___
3:45 pm – 6:00 pm
264 ___
For cancellations received in writing by October 10, 2014, a $75 administrative fee will be assessed and the balance will be remitted to the original form
of payment. No refunds will be made after October 10, 2014. Membership fee is non-refundable, non transferable. SUNA reserves the right to cancel
programs because of emergencies, labor strikes, acts of God, and insufficient registration or sponsorship.
3 Ways to
Register!
SUNA Registration
East Holly Avenue/Box 56
Pitman, NJ 08071-0056
www.suna.org
856-218-0557
SUNA Membership Application
Select your membership category.
■ Active
■ One year $75
■ Two years $150
■ Sustaining $115
(Physicians, industry representatives)
■ Student $37.50
(Full-time undergraduate nursing student. Proof of full-time
enrollment status must be provided.)
■ International Fee
(Non US or Canada)
■ Active One year $95
■ Active Two years $190
■ Sustaining One year $135
■ Student One year $57.50
Please print clearly.
Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________
Home address: _______________________________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________________ State: _________ Zip: ______________________
Phone: (
) ______________________________________________________________________________
Fax Number: _________________________________________________________________________________
E-mail Address:_______________________________________________________________________________
Employer: ___________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ____________________________________________________________________________________
City: ______________________________________________ State: _________ Zip: ______________________
Phone: (
) ________________________
Preferred Daytime Phone ■ Home ■ Work
Preferred Mailing Address ■ Home ■ Work
Please check one box for each.
Recruited by ________________________________
1. BASIC LICENSURE
4. PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT
7. CLINICAL PRACTICE AREA
■ 1 RN
■ 1 Hospital
(check all that apply)
8. PRIMARY CLINICAL
PRACTICE AREA
■ 2 LPN
■ 2 Extended Care/Rehab
■ 1 Operating Room/Cystoscopy
(please check one only)
■ 3 LVN
■ 3 MD Office
■ 2 Ambulatory Surgery
■ 1 Operating Room/ Cystoscopy
■ 4 PA
■ 4 Clinic
■ 3 Urodynamics
■ 2 Ambulatory Surgery
■ 5 Technician
■ 5 Home Health Care
■ 4 Lithotripsy (ESWL)
■ 3 Urodynamics
■ 6 MD
■ 6 School of Nursing
■ 5 Incontinence
■ 4 Lithotripsy (ESWL)
■ 7 NP
■ 7 Industry
■ 6 Pediatrics
■ 5 Incontinence
■ 8 CNS
■ 8 Military
■ 7 Oncology
■ 6 Pediatrics
■ 9 MA
■ 9 Self-Employed
■ 8 Sexual Dysfunction
■ 7 Oncology
■ A PT
■ A Retired
■ 9 Nursing Education
■ 8 Sexual Dysfunction
■ Z Other ____________
■ B Government/VA
■ A Staff Development
■ 9 Nursing Education
■ C Other _____________
■ B Hospital/Inpatient
■ A Staff Development
■ C Office, Clinic and Outpatient
■ B Hospital/Inpatient
2. CERTIFICATION
■ 1 CWOCN
____ CUNP
5. YEARS IN UROLOGY
■ 2 CCCN
■ D Geriatrics
■ C Office, Clinic and Outpatient
____ CUCNS
■ 3 CNOR
■ 1 Less than 1
■ E Research
■ D Geriatrics
____ CURN
■ 4 CNP
■ 2 1-5
■ F Sacral Nerve Stimulation
■ E Research
____ CUPA
■ 3 6-10
■ G Long Term Care
■ F Sacral Nerve Stimulation
■ 4 11-15
■ H Other ________________
■ G Long Term Care
■ 5 CMA/CNA ____ CUA
■ 6 Other ______________
■ 5 Over 15
3. HIGHEST LEVEL
EDUCATION
6. PERCENT OF TIME
IN UROLOGY
■ 1 High School
■ 1 1-24%
■ 2 Diploma RN
■ 3 AD Nursing
■ 4 AD Other
■ 5 BS Nursing
■ 6 BS/BA Other
■ 7 MS Nursing
■ 8 MS/MA Other
■ 9 DNS Nursing
■ A DNP Nursing
■ B Doctorate Other
■ 2 25-49%
■ 3 50-74%
■ 4 75-99%
■ 5 100%
$21.00 of the membership dues is applied to a
subscription to the Urologic Nursing Journal.
Payment Options.
❏ Check is enclosed payable in US Funds to SUNA
❏ Charge my ❏ VISA ❏ Master Card ❏ American Express
Amount $________ Exp._____/_____ Security Code_______
Credit Card Number __________________________________
Name of card holder ___________________________________
Credit card billing address ____________________________
■ C MD
Signature _________________________________________
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SUNA’s Core Curriculum for Urologic Nursing
will provide urologic nurses with a wealth of information, knowledge, and resources
to help them provide optimal urologic health care.
Content will include chapters on “Urologic Nursing Tends Affecting Practice” and “Urologic Health Promotion.” A section devoted to Anatomy and Physiology of the Urinary
Tract will feature chapters on “Anatomy & Physiology of the Urinary Tract in Infants
and Children” and “Anatomy & Physiology of the Lower Urinary Tract in Adults.”
Watch for publication release information in the UroGram and eNews as well as the
website at www.suna.org.
Silent Auction
will be held November 1, 2014, in the Exhibit Hall
9:30 am-11:00 am and 2:45 pm-4:15 pm
Winning bids will be posted in the registration area.
Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Lake Buena Vista, Florida
To further its commitment to excellence in urologic clinical
practice and research, the Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates
formed the SUNA Foundation. The Foundation funds research projects
related to urologic disease or treatment and awards scholarships for
advanced education or specialized training for SUNA members. As SUNA
members explore new research ideas, further their nursing education, and
advance urologic care and treatment, patients will ultimately benefit from
this expanded knowledge and expertise.
Support for the Foundation comes from corporations, SUNA chapters and
members, and those interested in urologic health care. The Foundation is
pleased to offer the eighth fundraising Silent Auction at this Annual Conference.
You can help by donating items for the auction and by coming
to the conference prepared to bid. Many types of items will be accepted for donation including gift baskets, handcrafted items,
medical publications, jewelry, and gift certificates, to name a few.
A list of items to be auctioned will be available at
www.suna.org/Events/Silent Auction. “Winners” will be posted on
the bulletin board in the registration area and items can be picked up
Sunday morning November 2, during Exhibit Hall hours between
9:45am to 11:45am. Cash, check, or credit card (VISA, MasterCard, or
American Express) will be accepted for winning bids. Your donation is
tax deductible. Items can be shipped through the hotel’s business
center at your expense.
To donate items, download the donation form at
www.suna.org/Foundation, or contact
the SUNA National Office at 888-TAP-SUNA or email [email protected]
Come prepared to bid and help promote
continued excellence in urologic nursing!
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Anyone involved or wishing to become involved
in urologic health care including:
Nurses
Advanced Practice Nurses
Physician Assistants
Technicians
Medical Assistants
Office Personnel
Industry Representatives
Physicians
Who Should Attend…
1-888-TAP-SUNA
Society of Urologic Nurses and Associates
East Holly Avenue Box 56
Pitman, NJ 08071-0056
PRSRT STD
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