CEONPOINT Event

"The 43rd Annual Nurses Educational Conference"

Nurses Emerging from 2020: Ever Committed, Ever United, Ever Strong!

18 November 2020,
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM, EST

Zoom Platform

2.5 Contact Hours

#	Session	Speaker(s)	Time
1	Prayer	Dr. Persephone Munnings- DNP, PMH Moderator	10:00AM - 10:02AM
2	Greetings	Rebecca Johnson-NACB President, Esther DeGourville-PAHO/WHO Representative, The Honorable Mr. Renward Wells-Minister of Health	10:03AM - 10:12AM
3	Zoom Guidelines	Dr. Persephone Munnings- DNP, PMH; Moderator	10:13AM - 10:14AM
4	Technology Takeover! Implications for Nursing Education	Ms. Doreen Butler	10:14AM - 10:34AM
5	Maternal & Child Health in a Pandemic: Challenges & Opportunities	Dr. Shirley Curtis	10:35AM - 10:55AM
6	Activity	Dr. Persephone Munnings- DNP, PMH Moderator	10:55AM - 11:00AM
7	Covid-19 & Nursing Research Opportunities	Dr. Theresa Moxey Adderley	11:00AM - 11:20AM
8	The Negative After You’re Positive: Coping With Mental Health Effects of Covid Exposure	Mrs. Bridgette Sherman	11:21AM - 11:41AM
9	Activity	Dr. Persephone Munnings- DNP, PMH; Moderator	11:42AM - 11:47AM
10	Between a Rock & a Hard Place: Covid-19’s Impact on Co-Morbidities & Access to Care	Mrs. Gina Dean	11:47AM - 12:07PM
11	Panel: The Nurse as The Patient: Lived Experiences & Gaps in Care	RNs Across The Bahamas	12:08PM - 12:28PM
12	Closing Instructions	Dr. Persephone Munnings- DNP, PMH Moderator	12:28PM - 12:30PM

Title:	The 43rd Annual Nurses Educational Conference
Sub-title:	Nurses Emerging from 2020: Ever Committed, Ever United, Ever Strong!
CE Units:	2.5
Date:	18 November 2020
Time:	10:00AM - 12:30PM
Venue:	Zoom Platform
Who can attend this training?	Nursing, Midwifery
Registration Fee:	$0.00
Contact Person:	Rebecca Johnson
Email:	nursesassociationofthebahamas@outlook.com
Phone:	429-3463
Name of (Training committee chairman):	Ms. Ferneka Deleveaux
Position:	Education & Research Committee Chair

Traning Overview:	Hear from experienced nurse leaders on current challenges, changes and opportunities for growth during and after the Covid-19 global pandemic across The Bahamas. Contribute to discussions based on observations, research, and real life on the ground experiences of nurses in The Bahamas thus far.
Traning Objectives:	Overall Objectives To create a space for nurse clinicians, administrators, researchers, educators and students to network and discuss current challenges and innovations in nursing care across the nursing diaspora of The Bahamas. To encourage and influence nurses to share new lessons, observations and suggestions to address emerging and current issues in nursing in The Bahamas To facilitate the sharing of knowledge and ideas among nurses to improve good patient/ staff outcomes and work environments in healthcare in The Bahamas Learner Outcomes Discuss the challenges and impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on maternal and child health care, nursing education, public access to healthcare and the mental health of staff and patients Explore innovative strategies, ideas, and research opportunities to address identified challeges in patient and staff care Reflect keenly on personal experiences of the nurse as the patient, gaps in care and create dialogue to improve experiences and outcomes moving forward.
Methodologies:	Virtual Presentations Question & Answer Panel Discussion
Item/s to bring:	An open mind, ideas and solutions.

Dr. Shirley Curtis

Dr. Theresa Moxey Adderley

Ms. Doreen Butler

Mrs. Bridgette Sherman

Mrs. Gina Dean

"The 43rd Annual Nurses Educational Conference"