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2010 CHNC Conference - Final Program / IISCC Conference - Programme officiel

 

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Presentations / Presentations 2010 Annual Conference / Conference annuelle de 2010

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Wednesday June 16, 2010 / Mercredi 16 juin 2010

Preconference Workshops / Ateliers pre-conference
 
An Introduction to ‘Developing Leadership Skills for a Community of Practice’: The CHNC Online Education Package
Liz Diem, RN, BScN, MSc, Ph
Alwyn Moyer, RN, BScN, MScN, PhD
 
Unpacking the Canadian context for the determinants of health: what do we really mean by 'Culture'?
Dr. Verle Harrop, Senior Scientist, NCCDH
 
Evidence-Informed Decision-Making in Community Health Nursing
Donna Ciliska, RN, PhD,
Rebecca Ganann, RN, MSc, PhD (student)
 
Integrating the Public Health Nursing Competencies into Practice
Allyn Whyte, RN, BSN, MEd, CCHN(C)
Heather Lokko, RN, BScN, MPH(c), CCHN(C)
 
Strengthening Advocacy and Social Justice in Community Health Nursing
Benita Cohen, University of Manitoba
Joyce Douglas, CNA
Lynn Ann Mulrooney, RNAO
 
Skills Enhancement for Public Health: Skills Online; Competency-based, Continuing Education for Public Health Practitioners
Karen MacDougall, Skills Enhancement for Public Health, Public Health Agency of Canada
Jennifer Lowe, Skills Enhancement for Public Health, Public Health Agency of Canada

Thursday June 17, 2010 / Jeudi 17 juin 2010 

Presentation  / Presentation
Keynote Address:
Addressing the Social Determinants of Health: the Knowledge and Practice Relationship
Dr. David Butler-Jones, Chief Public Health Officer, Public Health Agency of Canada
 
Breakout Sessions 1
In Pursuit of Client Value 
We Can Make It Work: A Program Evaluation of Street Health's Nursing Program 
 
Exploring Space and Place in Community-Based Healthcare with Homeless Persons
Nursing Interventions to Support Homeless Pregnant Women: Lessons From the Homeless At-Risk Prenatal Program
 
Measuring Nursing-Sensitive Outcomes in the First Nation Community Health Practice Setting 
 
The Experience of Immigrant Women Who Have Accessed Breast Health Information and Screening Through a Women’s Health Educator Program 
Feasibility and Acceptability of an Intensive Nurse Home Visitation Program for First-Time Low-Income Pregnant Women & Mothers with Young Children 
 
Increasing the Scope of Practice of RPNs Working in Home Health Care   
 
Sexual Health Services to Youth Initiative: Rural Community Partnerships, Advanced Nursing Role and Transtheoretical Change Theory 
 
Taking to the Streets – A Healthy Sexuality Risk Reduction Nursing Outreach Initiative 
 
Lone Mothers and Livelihood Assets in the Aftermath of Intimate Partner Violence / Meres seules et moyens de substances suite aux consequences de la violence entre partenaires intimes
Introducing Dance Movement as an Innovative and Therapeutic Option for Women Experiencing Post Partum Mood Disorders / Introduction de l'option therapeutique innovatrice des mouvements de danse pour les femmes qui souffrent de troubles d'humeur post-partum
 
Networking Cafe
Public Health ~ Community Health Nursing Practice in Canada: Roles and Activities 2010 
 
Round Table Discussions
 
Developing a Sense of 'Community-Mindedness' In Undergraduate Nursing Students

Establishing an Atlantic Coalition for Community Health Nursing
Innovative CHN Student / Preceptor Partnerships: Transitioning To Online Assessments

Rethinking Community Placement Opportunities for Nursing Students: Innovative Project Placements in Population Health / Population Health Promotion

Knowledge Translation for Public Health Practice

Experiences of Canadian Public Health Nurses Implementing the Nurse-Family Partnership Home Visitation Program

Enabling Knowledge to Action Through Continuing Education Activities

Engaging a Community Managing Outbreaks of Vaccine Preventable Diseases in a Non-immunizing Community

Knowledge to action: exploring how Community Health Nurses can translate determinants theory into practice
 
Breakout Sessions 2
Building Capacity to Provide Clients with the Right Provider, with the Right Skill, at the Right Time  
 
Optimizing the Practice of Registered and Licensed Practical Nurses in the Context of an Interprofessional Team in Primary Care
Innovative Clinical Community Placements in the Business Community  
 
Collaboration of Practitioners, Managers, and Educators in Developing National Community Health Nursing Student Clinical Placement Guidelines
 
French Linguistic Minorities & Health Literacy: Issues Of An Emerging Social Determinant Of Health /Minorites linguistiques francophones et la litteratie en matiere de sante : Problemes associes a un nouveau determinant social de la sante  
 
A Step Toward Social Justice: Taking Action on Mould Issues in Social Housing /Un pas vers la justice sociale : Prendre des mesures pour remedier aux problemes de moisissure dans les logements publics
 
Skills Online:  Maintaining Quality, Demonstrating Impact
 
Connecting CHNs: Strategies to Create an Online Community 
 
Reducing Children’s Unintentional Injuries and Increasing the Profile of Children’s Injury Prevention Through Intersectoral Collaboration and Strategic Partnerships
Baby Friendly Initiative Implementation and Change Theory at Peel Public Health  
 
Implementing Evidence-Based Programs in School Communities
 
Making Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Happen in Elementary Schools!
 
Networking Cafe
Building for the Future: Implementing an Innovative Orientation Toolkit for New Hires in Public Health Nursing
 
Round Table Discussions
Public Health Nurses Engage in Reflective Practice: Leading in the Face of Significant Challenges

Pan-Canadian Inventory of Public Health Early Child Home Visiting

A Collaborative Effort in Oral Health In A Remote Northern Health Region

Promoting Excellence in Infection Prevention and Control in Long-term Care Homes Achieving
 
Excellence - A Collaborative Approach

A Symptom Relief Kit: Innovative Symptom Control in Palliative Homecare

Engaging Community Partners in Providing Early Identification Developmental Sessions in Hamilton Ontario
 
Breakout Sessions 3
Meeting Competency Requirements: Inspiring Excellence in Practice
 
Placement Factors that Contribute to Student Confidence in Community Health Nursing 

A Collaborative Model for Cultivating Communities of Practice
 
Enabling Professional Networking: Building Leadership and Excellence in Professional Practice through Communities of Practice 
 
Clean Hands in Communities Kits (CHICK)
A Public Health International Partnership 
Analysis of Peer Support as a Resource for Recovery for Mental Health Consumers
Workplace Stress and Resilience - Developing a Culture of Support: Community Capacity Building Principles in Action
 
The scope of critical consciousness among Francophone health and social services professionals in Ontario around health literacy in minority contexts / L'etendue de la conscience critique chez les professionnels francophones de la sante et des services sociaux en Ontario sur la litteratie en sante en situation linguistique minoritaire
 
An Inspiring Story: Engaging with a Cardiac Care Unit Enables a Home Health Agency to Develop a Home IV Inotrope Program /Une histoire inspirante : s'impliquer avec un service de soins cardiaques aide une agence de soins a domicile a developper un programme de perfusion intraveineuse d'inotrope a la maison  
 
Seizing the Opportunity – Enabling Nurses and Building Nursing Capacity During H1N1
Through Sleet, Snow and Storm: Delivering a Mass Vaccination Campaign in the Northwest Territories
 
Networking Cafe
Conceptualizing Advanced Practice in Public Health Nursing

Round Table Discussions
Partners Enabling Client Centred Care Through Innovative Technology
 
From the Bedside to the Boardroom: Managing the Double Bottom Line
 
Nursing Influencing Accreditation Standards: What Makes Sense?
 
Aboriginal Nurses: Acknowledging the Past; Reconciling the Present to Redress the Future
 
Developing a New Generation of Community Health Nurses
 
Breakout Sessions 4
Narrative Reflective Process: Helping Students Transition into Community Care Nursing
Innovative Approaches for Integrating Community Health Nursing in the BScN Curriculum 
Improving the Uptake of BPGs: One Agency's Experience with the PARIHS Framework 
 
Client Centred Care Satisfaction Survey: Seeking Feedback from Sexual Health Centre Clients
 
Leveraging Technology and Building a National Learning Centre to Reach Mobile Home Care Nurses - Can It Be Done?
 
Transforming PHC Education: A Three Step Approach to Integrating Research-in-Action
 
Promoting Evidence-Informed Decision Making Through a Knowledge Broker Mentorship: Evaluation Results
 
Getting to Know the Public Health Clinical Nurse Specialist: Leadership in Action
 
Enhancing Existing Community Health Capacity and Infrastructure by Focusing on the Integration of Inuvialuit, Gwich’in, and Western Medicine Approaches to Palliative Care
Making Care Decisions in Home-Based Dementia Care
 
Empower: Education to Maximize Patient Outcomes with Empowering Relationships
Habilitation : Education pour maximiser les resultats en matiere de sante du patient au moyen de relations habilitantes
 
Health Connection: Evaluating the Quality and Impact of a Public Health Telephone Response Service / Connexion sante : Evaluer la qualite et l'impact d'une ligne telephonique de service d'intervention de sante publique
 
Networking Cafe
The Future of Community Health Nursing in Canada: A Time for Action 
PDF: Presentation

Round Table Discussions
Promoting Inclusion and Challenging the Processes of Exclusion
 
Community Health Nurses: Quiet Leaders in Public Health and Primary Care Collaboration

Friday June 18, 2010 /Vendredi 188 juin 2010

Presentation / Presentation
Home Health Competencies Launch

Competencies ... they help to define the knowledge, skill, judgment and the attributes required to practice according to our standards. They are a critical link to making our standards live at the interface of care - and home health nurses now have their own competencies! Please join us to learn about how they were developed, about the guidance they contain, and help us to collectively celebrate yet another important milestone for community nursing!

Panel Discussion:  "Multiple Perspectives on Knowledge to Action”

Cheryl Reid Haughian (Panel Moderator), Director, Professional Practice, ParaMed Home Health Care

Leila Gillis, Director, Prevention & Promotion Programs and Nursing Leadership Health Canada

Dr. Nancy Edwards, Scientific Director, CIHR Institute of Population and Public Health

Fred Monpetit, Chief Nursing Officer, Nunavut

Tina Hurlock-Chorostecki, NP, Past President Nurse Practitioners’ Association of Ontario
 
Breakout Sessions 5
An E-Learning Education Strategy:  Empowering Nurses through Distance Education
 
Narrative and Solution Focused Approaches: An Innovative Strategy of Strengths Based Client Centred Care in Public Health Nursing 
 
Adolescent Health in Rural Southwest Norfolk County: A Social Phenomenon 
 
HPV Campaign / Community Working Together 
Integration of Biomobility Information with a Point-of-Care Decision Support System for Safer Client Care
 
Caregiver Connect: A VON Innovative Approach to Support Caregivers
 
Technology – How Ottawa Public Health Incorporated It, During pH1N1 Response
 
Identifying Current and Expected Proficiency Levels for the Community Health Nursing Standards for New Graduate Nurses Large / Determiner les degres de maitrise actuels et attendus des Normes de pratique des soins infirmiers en sante communautaire que possedent les infirmieres recemment diplomes

Family Nursing Clinical Education: Engaging Students and Families in Collaborative Partnerships to Promote Health and Healing / Formation clinique en soins de sante familiale : Etablir des partenariats de collaboration entre les etudiants et les familles pour promouvoir la sante et la guerison

Studying Collaboration in an Inner-city Neighbourhood: Knowledge to Action for Population Health Promotion

The Health of Homeless Mothers with Mental Illness: Nurses as Agents of Change 

 
Round Table Discussions
Acting on Healthy Public Policy: Tapping into the Expertise, Points of View and Needs of Community Health Nurses

Maximizing Staff Utilization & Monitoring Caseload: A Provider-Contractor Collaborative
Nurse and Manager Recruitment for Community H1N1 Mass Immunization Clinics in an Urban Region of NL

Lead From Where You Stand-Strengthening Leadership and Professional Practice
 
Breakout Sessions 6
Working with Culture in Community Health Nursing Practice: Maintaining the Status Quo?
 
Reorienting Home Care Services by Examining the Development of Positive Space in Organizations: Implications for Community Health Nurses
 
Inspiring Students to Take Action to Promote Environments Supportive of Health
 
Home Visit Simulations to Orient First-Year Students to Community Health Nursing
 
H1N1 Mass Immunization in St. John's, Newfoundland and labrador: The School Experience
 
Using Evidence to Inform the Development of an Early Childhood Immunization Program Plan 
 
Quit Club - Together We Can 
 
Transforming How First Time Parents are Prepared for Parenting 
 
Chariots of Fire: Community Nurses' Response to a Global Pandemic 
Pandemic Response in China: A Canadian Nurse’s Experience
 
Networking Cafe
Public Health Ethics: An Introduction and Interactive Discussion of Cases
 
Round Table Discussions
The Air Quality Health Index - A New Tool for Reducing Health Risks

Setting the Stage for Action: Tobacco Cessation Best Practice in Ontario
 
Laying the Groundwork for a Blueprint to Strengthen Public Health Nursing: A Centre of Excellence As One Approach
 
Does Working with Youth and Community Partners Decrease Mental Illness Stigma in High School Students?
 
Community Health Nursing Students Making International Connections
 
Maximizing Scope of Practice Among Nurses: Leveraging Best Practices to Support Role Change
 
Youth Engagement in Central East Region: Going boldly Where No TCAN Has Gone Before!
 
Closing Keynote Address
Cathy Crowe, Street Nurse
What does Prorogation, Climate Debt, and Avatar Have in Common and What Do They Have to do With Nurses?
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