The purpose of this program is to educate nurses on the public health dilemma of the drug crisis and the impact on the medical profession, patients, families and the community.
Description: Utilizing SPHM assistive devices and techniques promotes improved outcomes for patients and supports caregivers’ well-being. The challenge, adopting a culture that welcomes change. Presenters: TBA Date: Wednesday, September 13, 2023 Time: 7:30 − 8 a.m., Registration/Continental Breakfast 8 a.m. − 4 p.m., Program Location: Four Points by Sheraton Norwood, 1125 Boston-Providence Turnpike, Norwood Fee:... Read more »
Description: This program will provide information on the identification, classification, management, and clinical interventions for patients with autism spectrum disorders and their families. This program will specifically review the role of the nurse and other healthcare providers in caring for an adult or pediatric patient with autism or other special needs. Presenters: Shannon Sousa, MS,... Read more »
Description: Documentation is one of the most important elements of nursing practice. In this program, best practices for good documentation will be highlighted and the issues and impacted defensibility in a malpractice case will be presented. The program will include examples of how medical record documentation can be used to identify gaps that can be... Read more »
Description: The result of a work-related injury or disease can alter a worker’s life. Nurses and other healthcare professionals need to know the typical barriers in accessing timely Workers’ Compensation-related healthcare, as well as current legal and union protections. The presentation will utilize case studies during the discussion to focus on the necessary actions individuals... Read more »
