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Objectives

After participating in this educational activity, attendees should be able to:

1| Define holistic nursing care techniques for staff, patient & families that are centered on evidence based principles.

2| Identify the goals of holistic care that support optimal levels of nurse’s health and wellness.

3| Recognize the intentional connections of the nurse’s mind-heart-body that establish a grounded foundation for the patient & family connections as they engage in healing acts

4| Discuss enhancing the health care environment and the ability for nurses to engage in healthy relationships at work, with their families and communities

5| Analyze the nurse’s well-being through self-care practices to support their capacity to care for others; protect against compassion fatigue; inspire autonomy and teamwork; foster safer patient outcomes; improve nursing satisfaction and retention

6| Engage nurses to develop, inspire and mentor their peers in delivering individualized, culturally and socially sensitive care

7| Identify the innovative methods of reforming nursing care that is focused on healing and well-being through scholarship, research and quality improvement projects

Presenter(s): 

Dianelise Acevedo RN, MICU/NCCU
Ines Burek RN, SW7
Marsha Chapel-Callahan RN, Cardiac Nurse Educator, MassMutual 5,6,7
Laura Chartier RN, Interventional Radiology
Diane Hadley RN, MICU/NCCU
Frank Hunter RN, S6400
Kelcie Knowles RN, Behavioral Health D5, D6A, D6B
Camille Livingston RN, SW5
Stella Morgan RN, S1400Taylor Murphy RN, PANU
Rebecca Symmons RN, Memory Assessment & Care Clinic
Michon Terra RN, D6A
Cindy Thompson RN, S2
Abigail Zeoli RN, S6400