WELCOME President s Address

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1 WELCOME President s Address

2 IOM Sees a Future Where All Nurses are Leaders nurses have been viewed as workers who carry out tasks delegated by physicians and not as strategic thinkers. Nurses need a new set of competencies knowledge and ethics policy making translating research into practice. Nurses must see themselves as full partners.

3 IOM Sees a Future Where All Nurses are Leaders The public is not used to viewing nurses as leaders, and not all nurses begin careers with thoughts of becoming a leader, all nurses must be leaders

4 IOM Sees a Future Where All Nurses are Leaders Nurses must make critical decisions associated with care for sicker, frailer patients and work with sophisticated, life-saving technology Nurses will be increasingly called upon to act as primary care providers. Nurses will be asked to help patients manage chronic illnesses Nurses must now use complex information management systems to improve the quality and effectiveness of care. Nurses are integral members of multi-disciplinary care teams

5 Nurses Are Leaders

6 William Castelli, MD Angioplasties are a little like potato chips. You can t have just one.

7 Sir Isaac Newton If I have seen further it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants.

8 2013 Highlights Conducted our first ever Prevention Challenge Campaign aimed at promoting workplace wellness. The winner was Allen & Gerritsen a Boston-based PR firm for their challenge Get Your A in G Updated and expanded our website and membership portal for an improved user experience. Increased advocacy efforts, including launch of our first ever Virtual Lobby Day which resulted in 661 letters send to legislators! Expanded our patient and professional education offerings - launched our online Heart Healthy Toolbox and offered several webinars and more than 24 regional live programs.

9 2014 Initiatives Participate in PCNA s Virtual Lobby Day Download our new PCNA Meetings Application Watch for our organizational partnership expansion: PCNA will host joint sessions with ACC, ASH, AHA, AAFHN and ABC Check out our new online Learning Management System designed to improve your online learning experience Launching this month! Join us in taking our prevention and nursing leadership message global: PCNA is hosting joint sessions at the WCC and the ESC meetings Don t miss our newest heart failure patient education tear sheets launching soon!

10 PCNA Social Media Our social media presence and engagement is growing. We now have: Over 2,900 Facebook likes More than 800 twitter followers Over 2,000 video views on YouTube More than 1,100 members in our LinkedIn community Please participate by sharing your Symposium photos and insights our social media pages. Use #PCNA14 on twitter.

11 PCNA Corporate Partners Platinum AstraZeneca Gilead Sciences, Inc. Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Gold Astellas Pharma US, Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb / Pfizer, Inc. Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. / Lilly USA, LLC Sanofi Silver Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Alere, Inc. Boehringer Ingelheim Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Genzyme a Sanofi Company Medtronic Merck & Co., Inc. Novartis Pharmaceuticals Division Pfizer, Inc. Bronze CardioDx, Inc. General Mills

12 20 th Annual Symposium Supporters American Heart Association Scientific Councils Aegerion AstraZeneca CardioDx Gilead Sciences, Inc. Jansen General Mills, Inc., Cheerios GlaxoSmithKline Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing Novartis Pfizer, Inc. St. Jude Medical

13 Recognition PCNA LEADERS

14 Board of Directors Jerilyn K. Allen RN, ScD, FPCNA, FAAN Kathy Berra MSN, ANP, FAHA, FPCNA, FAAN Lynne T. Braun PhD, CNP, CLS, FAHA, FPCNA, FAAN Mary Ann Champagne MSN, CNS, FAHA, FPCNA Lola Coke PhD, ACNS-BC, RN-BC, FAHA, FPCNA Jo-Ann Eastwood PhD, RN, CCNS, ACNP-BC, FAHA Barbara Fletcher RN, MN, FAHA, FPCNA, FAAN

15 Board of Directors Cheryl Dennison Himmelfarb RN, ANP, PhD, FAHA, FPCNA, FAAN Laura L. Hayman PhD, RN, FPCNA, FAAN Cindy Lamendola MSN, ANP-BC, FAHA, FPCNA Janet B. Long MSN, ACNP, CLS, FAHA, FPCNA Nancy Houston Miller RN, BSN, FAHA, FPCNA Kim Newlin RN, CNS, NP-C, FPCNA Joanna D. Sikkema DNP, MSN, ANP-BC, FAHA, FPCNA Jane Nelson Worel MSN, APRN-BC, RN-BC, FAHA, FPCNA

16 2014 Chapter Leaders Lori Boyd, MSN, RN-BC Michelle Bushrow, BSN, RN-BC Lynn Caudilla, BSWEd, MSN, RN Judy Collins, APN, MSN Bernadette Couture, BScN Abby Golden, BSN, MA Karen Grindstaff, RN, BSN, FPCNA Cheryl Hickey, CNP Christine Hylton, RN Sandra Kreul, ARNP, MSN, CLS, FAHA, FNLA Viv Low, RN, MPH Jill Lucca, RN, MSN, CNP, FPCNA Linda Martin, DNP Vanessa Milne, RN, MS, NP Lisa Moeller, DNP, ARNP Marcia Murphy, DNP, RN, ANP Kim Newlin, RN, BSN, FPCNA Diane Osborn, ARNP Carol Patrick, NP Jauna Peterson, DNP Jeanne Redmann, BSN Judith Schipper, MS, NP-C, FPCNA Cathy Scott-Lynch, BSN Lori Shiro, MS Maureen Smith, RN Angela Stewart, ACNP-BC, CRNP Marsha Wineland, RN, BSN, AND, FPCNA

17 Members Participating on Committees Please stand to be recognized Jan McAlister, MSN, NP-C, CLS Membership Committee April Bramini, NP Membership Committee Vanessa Milne, MS, CLS Membership Committee Adina Gutstein, MSN, CRNP, FPCNA Membership Committee Jill Lucca, RN, MSN, CNP, FPCNA JCN Communications Susan Bush, RN, BSN, FPCNA JCN Communications Angela Stewart, ACNP-BC, CRNP Advocacy Committee Beth Staffileno, PhD, FAHA Abstract Review Committee

18 Special Thanks PCNA National Office Staff Sue Koob MPA Chief Executive Officer Kelly Forman Office/Operations Manager Suzanne Hughes RN, MSN, FAHA, FPCNA Clinical Education Project Director Debora Morgan Executive Administrative Assistant Tia Rice Grants Coordinator & Advocacy Committee Liaison Peggy Rynearson Meeting Planner Joe Searls Manager of Marketing and Public Relations

19 WELCOME Co-Chairs

20 International Members Please thank our attendees that are joining us from Canada and Nigeria!

21 Recognition PCNA AWARDS & GRANTS

22 CVD Prevention Graduation Award The cardiovascular disease (CVD) prevention award is for a graduate student who has demonstrated a strong commitment to the prevention of cardiovascular disease through excellence in nursing practice or research.

23 CVD Prevention Graduation Award Sponsored by PCNA 2013 Winners: Caleb Ledford, Johns Hopkins University Erin Poe Ferranti, Emory University Michelle Block, Loyola University Sabrina White, University of South Alabama

24 Nursing Research Grant Award PCNA and the American Nurses Foundation have partnered to award a $5,000 grant to encourage the research career development of nurses. In support of the mission of PCNA, individuals whose research is focused on cardiovascular disease prevention may apply.

25 Nursing Research Grant Offered by the American Nurses Foundation Supported by PCNA 2013 Recipient: Victoria M. Pak, RN, MS, PhD University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA

26 Healthy Living Leadership Award Provides nurses with incentive, recognition and resources to create, implement and evaluate healthy lifestyle programs for patients, workplaces, communities or schools.

27 Healthy Living Leadership Award Sponsored by PCNA 2014 Winner: Aileen Sauris, APRN-BC Brigham and Women s Hospital Boston, MA Aileen has cared for many Hispanic women who have suffered and died from cardiovascular disease due to lack of health literacy and access to medical care. As a Hispanic nurse, she is passionate about educating women in her community regarding CVD risk factors and prevention utilizing literacy appropriate materials and health communication.

28 Terry Thomas Clinical Practice Award This award recognizes and encourages excellence in clinical practice of cardiovascular prevention by nurses.

29 Terry Thomas Clinical Practice Award Sponsored by PCNA 2014 Winner: Denise Goldstein, RN, MSN, APN-BC The Valley Hospital Ridgewood, NJ Denise has been responsible for the development and growth of both the Center for Women s Heart Health as well as the Men s Heart Center (CWHH/MHC). Both have been vital outreach programs in her community.

30 PCNA Heart Failure Prevention Award This award recognizes a registered or advanced practice nurse who has demonstrated an innovative, successful model of primary or secondary preventive care for patients with heart failure. The best practice model or research program should be culturally appropriate and relevant to a middle aged or geriatric population.

31 PCNA Heart Failure Prevention Award Sponsored by Novartis Pharmaceuticals Division 2014 Winner: Mary Louise Osevala, MSN, CNS, ANP-BC Penn State Hershey Medical Center Hershey, PA Mary evaluated the important role of the Heart Failure Nurse Practitioner Transitional Model in Reducing Readmissions. Preventing avoidable readmissions for patients with heart failure is a national focus for quality outcomes.

32 How to Obtain Your CE Credit You will receive an by Monday April 14 instructing you to log in. The will provide you with all details needed to receive CE Credit.