Fall 2024 Margaret Curley Rural & Frontier Symposium (Day 2)

This is a 5 hour course put together by Nevada Nurses Foundation in support of the Margaret Curley Rural and Frontier Scholarship for Nevada Nurses. During this course we cover topics on post-partum hemorrhage, cultural diversity, survivorship, wound care and mental health.  

Presentation 1: 

• Discuss the 9-week program that gives cancer survivors the tools they need to help them to be well again. 
• List the elements of the rehabilitation program to help people regain their physical, emotional, and spiritual health post-treatment, as well as bring wellness back into focus for them. 
• Provide the research data to support ATTH

Presentation 2: 

• Identify mental health resources in our area and how to connect patients to services
• Identify patients who need mental health resources, 
• Identify services available in rural Nevada, 
• Be aware of how to connect patients to available resources

Presentation 3: 

• Discuss 4 major types of wounds 
• List guidelines for EBP wound care therapy

Presentation 4:

• Explain the significance of how core cultural traits and values of Immigrant Filipino nurses affect their work and life satisfaction.
• Differentiate the healthy and unhealthy forms of the core cultural traits.
• Cite examples of cognitive, affective, and behavioral strategies provided during the 21- day self-care program.
• State the impact of a culturally sensitive self-care program on addressing burnout among Immigrant Filipino Nurses.

Presentation 5:

• Discuss new initiative for early detection of PPH.
• List key points of E-Motive.
• Define early PPH and late PPH to include etiology and risk factors.