November 20-22, 2014 Seventh Annual TN Simulation Alliance Conference SIMULATION: Practice and Education Come Together

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1 November 20-22, 2014 Seventh Annual TN Simulation Alliance Conference SIMULATION: Practice and Education Come Together Location: Belmont University School of Nursing Gordon E. Inman College of Health Sciences & Nursing Gordon E. Inman Center, 1515 Wedgewood Ave. Nashville, TN 37212

2 Conference Schedule for Thursday, November 20, :00-7:00pm Registration/Vendor Displays and Reception Inman Lobby 1 st Floor Conference Schedule for Friday, November 21, : a.m. Continental Breakfast and Registration Inman Lobby 1 st floor 1A 8:30-8:45am Welcome Dr. Cathy Taylor Beth Hallmark Teresa Britt Melinda Klar 1B 8:45-9:30am Panel Discussion and Presentation Tennessee Hospital Association, Education and Practice Collaboration to Impact Patient Outcomes Tracy Johnson, DNP LeeAnn Hanna, RN, MSN Beth Hallmark, PhD, RN Frist Conference Center 4 th floor Frist Conference Center 4 th floor 9:30-10:00am VENDOR Break Inman Lobby 1 st floor 10:00-11:00am Concurrent Sessions: Speaker Topic Room 2A Sally Miller, MS, RN, PhD Candidate Moulage and Making it Real! Create-an- Inman 132 (20 Abscess 2B Dr. Robert E Spencer RN, MSN, FNP-BC, JD and Can It Get Any Worse Inman 130 (20 Sherrie Spencer BSN, MSQA 2C Paula Pitts, MSN, RN Utilization of high and low fidelity simulation activities to enhance retention of Inman 405 (24 Max)

3 basic nursing concepts 2D Deb Chyka, DNP, RN Teaching Safe Dosing and Delivery of Medications in the Pediatric Population Through Simulation 2E Carol Brophy, PT, JD DPT students face Ethical Situations in Simulation 2F Crystal Walker, Christie Cavallo, MSN, RN BSN/MSN Remember the R in SBAR- Identifying Alise Farrell RN, MSN, CPN, nursing recommendations as a way to enhance effective communication in simulation for pre-licensure nursing students Inman 332 (20 Inman 232 (20 Inman 407 (Max 16) 11:15-12:00 Concurrent Sessions Speaker Topic Room 3A Linda Fluharty, RN MSN Lorie Hacker, MSN, RN, CHSE, Amy Hayes, RN, MSN, CHSE, CNE Christine Ullom MSN, RN, CHSE, CNE Scheduling a Simulation Day, What works and what doesn't! Inman 405 (24 3B Joy D Kimbrell DNP Candidate, Union University; MSN; BSN, RN 3C Sheri Howard MSN, RN 3D Debra Sullivan PhD, MSN, RN, CNE, COI Deborah Weatherspoon, Ph.D., RN, CRNA, COI Getting the Conversation Started: Use of Role Play to Teach Community Members How to Discuss Advance Care Planning and Advance Care Directives Strengthening Geriatric Clinical Experiences Using Simulation Electronic Interactive Simulation is Taking Market Share as a Disruptive Innovation of the 3EHigh-Fidelity Simulation Market 3E Nan Riede' MSN, RN, CPN Which Way Do I Go Coach? Improving Student Decision-Making and Learning in Inman 406 (16 Inman 232 (20 Inman 407 (16 Inman 130 (20

4 Simulation 3F Maria Overstreet, RN, MSN PhD Simulation, Evaluation, & Rubrics Inman 132 (20 12:15-1:15 Lunch East Middle and West Tennessee Networking Tables Frist Lecture Hall /Lobby 4 th Floor Inman 1:15-2:00 VENDOR Break Inman Lobby 2:15-3:15 Concurrent Sessions: Speaker Topic Room Number 4A Jennifer Dent Access to Simulation for Courses with Large Numbers of Students Inman 405 (max 24) 4B Ashley Johnson, MSN, RN Holly Kimbrell Campus Lab- A place to develop Critical Thinking and Clinical Reasoning Inman 232 (max 4C Corinne Lee, DNP, RN Susan Maycock, MSN, RN, Educational Nurse Specialist at Pilot Study of In Situ Clinical Simulation Training for Inpatient Staff Nurses Inman 130 (max University of Michigan Health System 4D Robert Hardy MSN, RN, MHA Simulation at the Community Hospital, Inman 132 (max from Knowledge to Outcomes 4E Pamela Corey MSN RN CHSE Improving the patient experience with simulation training Inman 407 (max 16) 3:30-4:15pm Concurrent Sessions:

5 Speaker Topic Room Number 5A Rebecca Bush MSN, RN Using Facebook in the Classroom: A Case Study Approach Inman 407 (max 16) 5B Susan Fancher, BSN, RN Carrie Bailey, MSN Tami Wyatt, PhD, RN, CNE, ANEF Phillip Moore, MSN, RN, FNP-BC Keeping the Ball Rolling: Advanced Faculty Simulation Development Program Inman 405 (max 24) 5C Sara Camp, RN, BSN End of Life Simulation: An Interprofessional Twist: Pharm D and BSN students 5D Amy Hayes, Christine Ullom, Linda Fluharty Keeping Students engaged during simulation experiences 5E Beth YoungbloodRN, WHNP-BC, EdD, CNE Stephanie White, RN, BSN Tamara Barid, RN, BSN Lindsey Waddell, RN, MSN, WHNP My Worst Day at Camp: Utilizing simulation to teach students to apply clinical judgment skills in the outpatient setting. Conference Schedule for Saturday, November 23, :00-8:45 a.m. Continental Breakfast Inman Lobby Inman 232 (max Inman 130 (max Inman 332 (max 8:30-8:45am Future of the Tennessee Simulation Alliance Beth Hallmark Teresa Britt Melinda Klar Frist Conference Center 4 th floor 10:00-11:30am Concurrent Sessions 6A Speaker Topic Room Sandy Rosedale, RN, MSN "Using Virtual and live simulation in Inman 132 (max Emily Morse, RN, MSN preparing nursing students for transition to

6 practice". 6B 6C Emmy Dagnan OTD, MSOT, OTR/L, CLT Debra Gibbs, EdD, MHS, OTR/L, FAOTA Renee Brown, PT, PhD Professor and Chair, School of Physical Therapy Nancy Darr,PT, DSc, NCS Associate Professor, PT Belmont Beth Fentress Hallmark, PhD, RN Director of Simulation College of Health Sciences Belmont University Linda Fluharty, Lorie Hacker MSN, RN, CHSE, Amy Hayes Occupational and Physical Therapy Student Perspectives on Teaching Acute Care Management Skills Using rotating skill stations to fill out a simulation day Inman 130 (max Inman 332(max 6D Brett Clay, DNAP, CRNA Use of High-Fidelity Simulation to Teach Physiologic Concepts Inman 232 (max 11:40-12:00 CLOSING REMARKS First Conference Center 4 th floor Inman