NEANN Fall Dinner Symposium

135 Cooper Street,Agawam MA 01001

30 November, 2022

Description

Featured PresenterTerry Johnson, APN, NNP-BC, ASPPS, MN, winner of the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award from the National Association of Neonatal Nurses Agenda5-6pm Registration and Cocktail Reception 6-7:30pm Dinner Service 6:15-6:30pm Welcome remarks 6:30-7:15pm Human Milk: Bioactive “Prehab” for Premature Infants 7:15-7:30pm Questions 7:30-8:15pm Prehab for Nurses: It’s Been a Year! Dessert Service 8:15-8:30pm Questions 8:30-8:45 Closing Remarks LocationThe Federal Restaurant 135 Cooper Street, Agawam, MA 01001 Dinner Menu Federal Caesar Salad - chunky romaine hearts, garlicky Caesar dressing, baguette croutonsPan-Seared Atlantic Salmon - tomato carpaccio, crushed avocados, potato puree, spicy sriracha vinaigretteBraised Beef Short Ribs with creamy mashed potatoes, grilled asparagus and red wine sauceChicken Bolognese - rigatoni, fontina, parmesan, mascarponeMeyer Lemon Pudding CakeCurriculum Human Milk: Bioactive “Prehab” for Premature Infants Objectives • Define the term “prehab” as it applies to ELBW infants and comorbidities • Define the term and function of a “bioactive” agent • Identify three methods of pasteurization used on human milk products • Describe the effect of inflammation in neonatal developing organ system Topic Description Human milk is recognized and recommended as the preferred choice of enteral feeding for the premature infant. Bioactive components found exclusively in human milk provide both anti-inflammatory benefits and biologic properties that support immune system development and maturation. Our discussion will review best practices regarding the pasteurization and bio-protection of human milk and human milk-based products for the NICU population. The role of these biologic factors in preventing comorbidities and improving patient outcomes will be described. Prehab for Nurses: It’s Been a Year! Objectives • Describe three stressors experienced by the NICU nurse over the past 3 years • Identify two symptoms of “Compassion Fatigue Syndrome” for healthcare staff • Define the concept of “prehab” as it applies to members of the neonatal staff and team • List three “selfcare” activities that the Health care professions can utilize as “prehab” Topic Description Health care professionals have been living and working with significant stressor over the past three years. Work experiences have undergone rapid change, short staffing ratios, personal risk, and profound fatigue. Our session will identify sources of personal and professional stress and provide a repertoire of self, and professional care interventions to support the health care professional. Target Audience: This program is designed for the healthcare professional caring for premature infants. Contact Hours: Provided by Kendra S. Schreiner RN18160 Cottonwood Rd., PMB 352 Sunriver, OR, 503-467-661.An Independent Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing. Provider#15828. This program is pending approval for 2 nursing contact hours.