This workshop is designed to provide basic information for obstetrical nurses on the use of fetal monitoring in the care of patients.  Discussion will include methods of fetal monitoring, recognition of changes and interventions to assist in the management of patients. Documentation issues and methods of antepartum testing will be included.

This two-day program is designed to enhance the nurses’ understanding of chemotherapy and care of patients receiving chemotherapy. The content will include the principles of cancer chemotherapy, the administration of chemotherapy, physiological and psychosocial effects of chemotherapy and the nursing management of the patient receiving chemotherapy.

This is a 1-day intermediate workshop focusing on the application of essential fetal heart monitoring and skills in intrapartum nursing practice. Day one and day two will focus on a combination of the following: an analysis of case scenarios requiring synthesis of key principles pertinent to the physiologic basis of fetal heart monitoring technology; tracing interpretation, nursing intervention; verbal and written communication skills; skill sessions that involve demonstration, practice, and tes...

The purpose of this class is to provide nurses with information on surgeries, procedures, and cares for patient populations on cancer center units.  This includes principles of radiation oncology, surgical oncology, managing oncologic complications, delirium in cancer patients, and sexuality related issues. 

The purpose of this class is to provide information for nurses on cancer site specific solid tumors.  This includes etiology, diagnosis, treatment, symptom management, and expected outcomes.

The 2nd Annual Substance Use in Pregnancy Regional Conference will aim to increase healthcare provider awareness of, response, intervention and treatment for perinatal substance use disorders. Clinic model and care strategies will be provided to assist with implementation planning at alternate sites. Interdisciplinary teamwork will be discussed regarding the treatment of perinatal substance use disorders, including person-centered care planning and lived experience.

This two-day program is designed to enhance the nurses’ understanding of chemotherapy and care of patients receiving chemotherapy. The content will include the principles of cancer chemotherapy, the administration of chemotherapy, physiological and psychosocial effects of chemotherapy and the nursing management of the patient receiving chemotherapy.