SUNRISE SESSION REGISTRATION
Title: Laceration Repair-Sutures, Topical Skin Adhesives, or both?
Date/Time: Friday, September 24, 6:15 – 7:45 a.m.
Location: Marriott Rivercenter, Grand Ballroom, Sections I-J
Course Description: Please join Ethicon, Inc. for a presentation by Dr. Adam Singer, Professor of Emergency Medicine at State University of New York at Stony Brook, for an interactive training workshop on laceration repair utilizing simple interrupted sutures and topical skin adhesives. Certificate of completion will be available for participants. Breakfast will be served. Education credits will not be offered for this course, seating is limited.
The AdvaMed Code of Ethics limits attendance at corporate sponsored events to health care professionals with a bona fide professional interest in the program(s). Because Ethicon is committed to following this code, spouses or significant others who are not health care professionals should not attend this event. Thank you for your understanding. Health care professionals from Massachusetts and Vermont: new laws (Massachusetts S.B. 2863 and VT S48) became effective July 1, 2009. These laws prohibit companies from providing food in the context of product promotion to health care professionals who are licensed in the states of Massachusetts or Vermont. Ethicon, Inc. respects individual state laws and complies with these laws. We are sorry for any inconvenience. For more information, please visit the AdvaMed Web site at www.advamed.org.
How to Register: Send an e-mail to TWheele2@its.jnj.com with your name, phone number and affiliation.
Please note: contact hours are NOT being offered for this session.
This activity is presented by Ethicon Inc., ENA Strategic Sponsor.
Title: Innovative Ideas for Designing the ED of Y2025
Date/Time: Friday, September 24, 6:15 – 7:45 a.m.
Location: Marriott Rivercenter, Grand Ballroom, Sections H-K
Course Description: As emergency department redesigns continue across the United States in unprecedented numbers, the new decade will require today’s nurses to take leading roles in the design of “tomorrow’s emergency department.” Flexibility, efficiency, lean streamlined patient care, confidentiality and other key issues will need to be considered when designing your new department. New technologies, safety issues and bioterrorism are other concerns that will also need to be considered in tomorrow’s emergency department environment. This course will identify key issues to consider when you participate on an emergency department design team and how the emergency department nurse can be a driving force in designing a state-of-the-art emergency department. In addition, more than 100 examples (completed project images & design ideas) of recently designed emergency departments will be shared with attendees.
How to Register: http://www.freemanwhite.com/ena/2010a/
Please note: CNE hours are NOT being offered for this session.
This activity is presented by FreemanWhite ED Design Team, ENA Annual Conference Supporter.
If you have questions regarding these sponsored events, please contact Patti Galuski, ENA Sponsorship Coordinator at 847-460-4101 or pgaluski@ena.org.