Join us for Nursing NOW. These dynamic, executive and editorial-led panels will discuss multiple topics for nurse leadership. Hear discussions on building a new nurse safety net, how to create a thriving nursing ecosystem, and more!
DAY 1 - AGENDA OVERVIEW
Building a New Nurse Safety Net: Programs to Help Improve Transition to Practice and Retention
Presented by: HealthLeaders
Sponsored by: Lippincott Solutions, part of Wolters Kluwer
10:00 - 11:05 AM EST
About the Session:
The numbers speak for themselves: Some 33% of new nurses leave during their first year. The impact on hospitals? Some put the average cost of turnover at $52,000 per RN nurse. The evidence shows that effective orientation, preceptor, and nurse residency programs can positively impact new nurse competency and retention.
But new nurses should be supported beyond the initial onboarding with a safety net that includes ongoing access to professional development and expert nurse lifelines – sometimes called Clinical Nurse Transition Coaches.
Our expert panelists will discuss the strategies their organizations are using to combat turnover and support nurses' internal growth, allowing providers to keep a healthy and consistent workforce..
This panel roundtable will illustrate lessons learned and best practices from leaders who have steered their companies to embrace DEI and have recognized the benefits of doing so.
Panelists:
Bethany Robertson, DNP, CNM, FNAP, Clinical Executive, Wolters Kluwer, Health, Learning, Research & Practice
Jennifer Parrotte, Director of Organizational Development, Nursing Education, Research, and the Magnet Program, UPMC St. Margaret
Jennifer Ghidini, RN, Executive Nursing Director, Yale New Haven Hospital
Eric Wicklund, Technology and Innovation Editor, HealthLeaders
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Creating a Thriving Nursing Ecosystem
Presented by: HealthLeaders
Sponsored by: Medical Solutions
11:10 - 12:10 PM EST
About the Session:
With current staffing challenges, hospitals and health systems are devising new practice models to provide quality care while also creating safe and healthy working conditions for nurses—their largest workforce. Because of variables—resources, barriers, constraints—that are specific to each unit, area, and community, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. However, there are plenty of solutions.
This HealthLeaders Nursing NOW Summit panel will provide thought leadership from nurse executives on how to create successful care models that balance the needs of nurses and their organization to create a thriving nursing ecosystem.
Panelists:
Bree Becker, MSN, FNP-BC, RNC-MNN, Director of Clinical Operations and Manager of Clinical Excellence, Medical Solutions
Patricia Horton, Chief Executive Officer, Georgia Center for Nursing Excellence
Kay Kennedy, CEO, uleadership
Eric Wicklund, Technology and Innovation Editor, HealthLeaders
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Optimize your workforce and lower your labor costs with a flexible approach to nurse staffing
Presented by: HealthLeaders
Sponsored by: CareRev
12:15 - 1:15 PM EST
About the Session:
About 94% of 100 health system executives surveyed described the severity of the nursing shortage in their health systems as “critical,” and part of that may be because health systems aren’t delivering on what nurses want: flexibility.
The 2023 Healthcare Executive Report revealed that 80% of younger nurses requested more flexible scheduling, yet only 11% of health system executives surveyed offered more flexible schedules. In addition, 41% of travel nurses surveyed for a Job Satisfaction Index report said they would never return to a staff position because they preferred freedom and flexibility.
This HealthLeaders Nursing NOW Summit panel will offer thought leadership from nurse executives on how a flexible approach to nurse staffing optimizes your workforce and lowers your labor costs simultaneously.
Panelists:
Rhonda Thompson, CNO, Phoenix Children’s
Andrew Thum, DNP, ML, RN, NE-BC, Director, Enterprise Nursing Workforce Operations, Jefferson Health
Susan Pasley, MS, BSN, RN, VP of Clinical Solutions, CareRev
Chris Cheney, Senior Clinical Editor, HealthLeaders
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DAY 2 - AGENDA OVERVIEW
Demo Day Session: Learn how Lippincott® can help you to lead a nursing transformation
Presented by: HealthLeaders
Sponsored by: Lippincott Solutions, part of Wolters Kluwer
10:00 AM - 10:30 PM EST
About the Session:
How do you manage further change in an already churning sea of change? How do you keep up with the latest evidence, technologies, and developments, while assuring that your staff is consistently up to date? How do you boost compliance, increase quality metrics, and improve staff motivation, competency, and confidence, while keeping patient outcomes and staff wellness at the center of all you do? By partnering with a trusted leader and utilizing a single source of clinical evidence-based truth, you can lead your staff and teach others to lead too, with Lippincott Solutions.
Join us to learn how Lippincott Solutions can help you to create and sustain a culture of innovation and clinical excellence so your organization delivers high-quality care – repeatedly and consistently.
Panelists:
Wyndy Looney, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, CPMP, Senior Strategic Account Executive, Lippincott® Solutions, Wolters Kluwer, Health Learning and Practice
Jennifer Parrotte
Director of Organizational Development, Nursing Education, Research, and the Magnet Program
UPMC St. Margaret
Bethany Robertson, DNP, CNM, FNAP
Clinical Executive
Wolters Kluwer, Health, Learning, Research & Practice
Bree Becker, MSN, FNP-BC, RNC-MNN
Director of Clinical Operations and Manager of Clinical Excellence
Medical Solutions
Rhonda Thompson
CNO
Phoenix Children’s
Patricia Horton
Chief Executive Officer
Georgia Center for Nursing Excellence
Andrew Thum, DNP, ML, RN, NE-BC
Director, Enterprise Nursing Workforce Operations, Jefferson Health
Jennifer Parrotte
Director of Organizational Devlopment, Nursing Education, Research, and the Magnet Program, UPMC St. Margaret
Susan Pasley, MS, BSN, RN
VP of Clinical Solutions, CareRev
Kay Kennedy
CEO
uleadership