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Emergency Nursing 2016
Coming to Los Angeles
Kathleen E. Carlson, MSN, RN,
CEN, FAEN
Emergency Nursing 2016 is the premier educational and networking destination for emergency
nurses. Every year I look forward to ENA’s conference for the chance to enrich my knowledge,
refresh my skills and rejuvenate my spirit.
This year’s conference will provide you with the newest, most cutting-edge education for
emergency nurses, with countless networking opportunities.
ENA listened to your feedback from last year’s conference – more education in
fewer days. So we shortened Emergency Nursing 2016 by one day and added
more instructional sessions, interactive training and hands-on learning.
At Emergency Nursing 2016 you can:
• Earn up to 37.25 contact hours from more than 150 education sessions
• Expand your skills at the mass casualty event training session
• Delve into rich research topic ideas at the IENR research lounge
• Experience hands-on training in the ultrasound and cadaver labs
• Explore the future of emergency nursing at ENA’s AdvancED in the Exhibit Hall
We expanded the networking opportunities, too. Every attendee will have access to
an opening party at Universal Studios Hollywood, an exciting ENA Foundation event
at the spectacular Conga Room and more opportunities to mingle in the Exhibit Hall.
I hope you will join me in taking advantage of this opportunity to recharge your mind
and revitalize your soul at Emergency Nursing 2016.
See you in Los Angeles.
ENA President Kathleen E. Carlson, MSN, RN, CEN, FAEN
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WELCOME
WELCOME to Sunny California
T
he California ENA State
Council is very excited to
host the Emergency Nursing
2016 conference.
California ENA members will be
stationed at the State Host
Ambassadors booth outside the
Exhibit Hall to assist you with
directions, questions about the
conference or information about
Janet Williams, RN
where to spend your free time.
Volunteers can be found throughout the convention center
to direct you to classes and events. You will be able to
identify them by their bright purple shirts and volunteer
buttons.
California has many incredible venues to visit within a short
drive. You can visit the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Grauman’s
Chinese Theater, Disneyland®, Knotts Berry Farm, Universal
Studios and our beautiful beaches. I hope you make some
time to see the sights of our wonderful state.
Please feel free to stop any of the California ENA members
and ask them questions. We are a friendly group and are
excited you are visiting the state we love.
I hope your trip to the conference gives you a chance to
learn something new you can incorporate into your
practice and that you leave rejuvenated and rested.
Remember to always take care of yourself so you can in
turn take better care of your patients.
Janet Williams, RN
California ENA State Council President 2016
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SPEAKERS
Featured Speakers Bring
INSPIRATION and MOTIVATION to
Emergency Nursing 2016
If you want to laugh, be inspired or reclaim your love for emergency nursing,
look no further than the speakers at the Emergency Nursing 2016 conference.
Feed Your Soul
The Passion Leak
KATHLEEN BARTHOLOMEW,
MN, RN, an author, speaker and
educator, will ask whether you
remember the spark that lit your
passion for emergency nursing.
What are the personal stories
– your stories, your patients’
stories and loved ones’ stories
– that feed and motivate your soul? Her presentation
during the opening session Thursday, Sept. 15, at 10 a.m.,
“A Passion for the Art of Nursing,” aims to help emergency
nurses see “the greatest tool they have is actually
themselves.”
Sometimes the passion
emergency nurses bring to their
jobs fades. Their day-to-day
enthusiasm can decrease so
slowly their dream job might one
day feel like just a job. Anita Dorr,
RN, FAEN, Memorial Lecture &
Luncheon speaker ANNE
MANTON, PHD, RN, APRN, PMHNPBC, FAEN, FAAN, will
share how to reverse the passion leak in her presentation
Thursday, Sept. 15, at 12:30 p.m. Manton is a specialist in
psychiatric and mental healthcare, an ENA past president
with decades of ENA involvement and also serves as the
editor in chief of the Journal of Emergency Nursing.
Disaster Preparedness Training
JOSEPH KOTORA, DO, was a
Sept. 11 first responder. He also
responded to Hurricane Irene in
2011 and Hurricane Sandy in
2012. Kotora is the public health
emergency officer for Naval
Hospital Camp Lejeune & Marine
Corps Base Camp Lejeune, among many positions. He also
served as a Marine battalion surgeon in Iraq for two years.
Kotora will lead the mass casualty simulation event during
the opening session Thursday, Sept. 15. Emergency
Nursing 2016 attendees will have the opportunity to learn
from his expertise in disaster preparedness as he presents
two interrelated hazard and risk assessment tools: the
Haddon Matrix and 360-degree threat assessment.
“If people are prepared to handle the first week of a
disaster, then they’re probably better off than 90 percent of
the people who don’t put a lot of emphasis on disaster
preparedness,” said Kotora.
The Health Beat Goes On
Sometimes, even when the
passion is still going strong, you
need a bit of relief from the
stresses of emergency nursing
and the risks of burnout. That’s
where ZUBIN DAMANIA, MD,
founder of Turntable Health,
comes in. He and his alter ego,
internet sensation ZDoggMD, invite attendees to have fun
and become inspired during his closing session, “The Beat
of Health 3.0,” on Saturday, Sept. 17, at 4:30 p.m.
ZDoggMD addresses issues in the healthcare system with
pop and hip-hop music parodies. Songs like “Readmission,”
which parodies R. Kelly’s “Ignition (Remix),” are both funny
and familiar to anyone in the healthcare world. ZDoggMD
will also perform a new song, “Dear Nurses” – a riff on Tupac
Shakur’s “Dear Mama” – which celebrates nurses and their
crucial work and carries emotional heft.
For more information about Damania or to watch ZDoggMD videos, visit
http://zdoggmd.com/.
The Emergency Nurses Association is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing
education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on
Accreditation. The Emergency Nurses Association is approved by the California Board
of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP #2322.
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EDUCATION
HANDS-ON SESSIONS:
Ultrasound and Cadaver Labs
F
or those who want practical hands-on training from top faculty and the chance to earn
continuing education recognition points, don’t miss this year’s ultrasound and procedural
cadaver labs.
At the ultrasound labs, which are offered during four one-hour sessions
Friday, Sept. 16, lab instructors will help participants develop expertise in
inserting IVs regardless of the situation, thanks to hands-on skill training in ultrasound-guided IV
insertion. After the session, participants can go back to their jobs more proficient in IV insertion,
allowing them to decrease the number of sticks when minutes count. Sessions will be held from
8-9 a.m., 9:15-10:15 a.m., 10:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. Those who participate in an ultrasound
lab can earn one CERP. The fee for participation is $50.
The hands-on procedural cadaver labs, also offered Friday, Sept.
16, in two three-hour sessions, will review relevant anatomy
associated with emergency care procedures. Attendees will learn from top faculty leading the
sessions. It’s the perfect opportunity to enhance your understanding of various procedures and
their associated benefits and risks. Choose between sessions held from 8:30-11:30 a.m. or 1-4
p.m. Those who participate in a procedural cadaver lab can earn three CERPs. The fee for
participation is $100.
Both the ultrasound and procedural cadaver labs have limited capacity, and registration is required for these popular sessions.
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SPECIAL EVENT
EVENING AT UNIVERSAL
STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD
THURSDAY, SEPT. 15
7:00–11:00 pm
Get ready for the ultimate Hollywood experience! ENA
is kicking off the world’s largest emergency nursing
conference with a welcome party at Universal Studios
Hollywood. Enjoy thrilling theme park rides and shows, a
real working movie studio, and L.A.’s best restaurants while
enjoying music from the Universal Studios Hollywood
resident DJ.
ENA attendees will have exclusive access to:
§§ The brand new The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™
§§ The new 3–D Minion ride Despicable Me Minion
Mayhem
§§ The Simpsons® ride
§§ Shrek 4–D™ attraction
§§ The legendary Studio Tour with Video Host Jimmy
Fallon. Tour compliments of the ENA Foundation.
There is no additional fee to attend the Evening at Universal
Studios Hollywood for conference attendees who are
registered
for Thursday, Sept. 15.
Tickets are $65 for guests.
All buses depart from the Convention Center.
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NETWORKING
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Line Up to Support
Nursing Education
D
ance to the beat of your own drum or dance along with the beat at
the famous Conga Room during a fundraiser for the ENA
Foundation on Friday, Sept. 16.
Starting at 7:30 p.m., join the foundation at Los Angeles’ spectacular
Conga Room in the heart of the bustling L.A. Live entertainment
complex downtown. Enjoy an evening of music, dancing and hors
d’oeuvres in one of the city’s hottest clubs – all for a good cause.
This is the foundation’s official fundraising event of the
conference, and the night supports scholarships for nursing
education. ENA invites attendees to join the ENA Foundation and
help emergency nurses achieve their educational goals.
General admission is $60 and includes a drink ticket and hors
d’oeuvres. VIP admission is $80 and includes a drink ticket, hors
d’oeuvres and access to reserved areas with dedicated bars and
private restrooms.
Both levels of admission grant entry to the main stage
performance following the event, which is sponsored by the
Nurses Service Organization.
The Conga Room features Pan-Latin cuisine and live entertainment
ranging from salsa and world beat to rock en Español, jazz, urban,
rhythm and blues, and pop/rock. Designed by the award-winning
Belzberg Architects, the facility boasts a breathtaking VIP area with
panoramic views of the Staples Center and Nokia Plaza.
The Conga Room is co-owned by celebrities Jimmy Smits, Jennifer
Lopez, Paul Rodriguez, Sheila E., Amaury Nolasco, Baron Davis,
Trevor Ariza and will.i.am.
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1. Dolister M, Miller S, Borron S, et al. Intraosseous vascular access is safe, effective and costs less than central venous catheters for patients in the hospital setting.
J Vasc Access 2013;14(3):216-24. doi:10.5301/jva.5000130. Research sponsored by Teleflex Incorporated and its affiliates.
2. Paxton JH, Knuth TE, Klausner HA. Proximal humerus intraosseous infusion: a preferred emergency venous access. J Trauma 2009;67(3):1-7.
Research sponsored by Teleflex Incorporated and its affiliates.
3. Cooper BR, Mahoney PF, Hodgetts TJ, Mellor A. Intra-osseous access (EZ-IO®) for resuscitation: UK military combat experience. J R Army Med Corps. 2007;153(4):314-316.
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NETWORKING
CELEBRATE YOUR PEERS
AT AWARDS GALA
A
ll that glitters is gold at the Awards Gala, which celebrates inductees into the Academy of Emergency
Nursing, as well as recipients of several ENA award categories, including the Lantern Award, the Annual
Achievement Awards, the President’s Award, the State Fundraising Challenge Award and the State Council
Achievement Award. New this year is the Journal of Emergency Nursing Reviewer of the Year Award.
Held at the sleekly modern Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites in the heart of downtown Los Angeles at 7:30
p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17, this year’s gala will feature the humorous commentary of ENA member Terry M.
Foster, MSN, RN, CEN, CCRN, FAEN, as host. Foster will have attendees laughing and nodding in recognition
as he entertains the crowd with his signature brand of nursing-infused stand-up comedy.
Guests will also enjoy a delicious dinner featuring a wide array of appetizers, entrees and desserts, including
coconut-crusted chicken satay, slow-braised prime rib and hazelnut raspberry tart. Attendees of the blacktie-optional event will also be regaled by the music of a jazz trio, not to mention the chance that people will
have to mix, mingle and celebrate with colleagues and friends.
Register to attend the Awards Gala online at www.ena.org/en2016 or by phone at 847-460-4122.
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ATTRACTIONS
Explore the City of Angels
F
rom exploring the Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ without the crowds to getting a behindthe-scenes Universal Studios Hollywood tour, attendees of Emergency Nursing 2016 will love
discovering the many sights and sounds of this year’s host city, Los Angeles.
Attendees will start with a welcome party at Universal Studios Hollywood from 7-11 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 15. Partygoers will have exclusive access to the
Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ and rides, like the 3-D Despicable
Me Minion Mayhem and Shrek 4-D™. Plus, a studio tour with video
host Jimmy Fallon is compliments of the ENA Foundation. Restaurants,
music and cash bars throughout the park add to the experience.
Conference attendees aren’t limited to experiencing the fun of LA on
their first night in town, though. In fact, thanks to the city’s “Show Your
Badge” program, attendees can show their conference badge to receive
discounts and special offers at places throughout LA, including more
than 25 restaurants and nightlife spots, some of the city’s favorite
cultural attractions, transportation options and even retail locations for
shopping. Flash your badge and spend your spare time – while saving
money – dining at Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill at L.A. Live or taking in the
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood, Starline Tours or Madame Tussauds Hollywood wax museum, to name only a few of the many
options. Learn more at http://showyourbadge.discoverlosangeles.com.
And don’t forget to keep your eyes peeled for celebrities around town: The Emmy Awards take place just days after the conference.
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