2017 Fall Conference

INPD Annual Conference

September 29, 2017

Univeristy of Utah College of Nursing

26 South 2000 East

Salt Lake City, Utah

Top 10 Creative Teaching Strategies for 2017:  

Be Wise to What’s Up and Coming

Michele Deck, MEd, RN, LCCE, FACCE will be coming to share her vast knowledge of teaching strategies. She was the opening keynote speaker for the ANPD Convention in July. She is fun, energizing and shares lots of new ideas and tools to use in teaching!

Call Micah Baker at (801) 213-3500 to register today!

❆ INPD Winter Breakfast ❆

Friday, February 3, 2017

0800

Little America Coffee Shop

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Let’s take a break from winter with a great breakfast and good company.  We will have a light discussion of what everyone is doing related to competency assessment.  We also want to discuss the possibility of an NPD Cert Course in Salt Lake City.

INPD will pick up the bill for breakfast. Please RSVP so we have a head count.

Roxanne Bowers – 801-581-2926

Micah Baker – 801-213-3500

Thank you all for a great conference!

Thank you everyone who attended our annual conference. We had a great turnout and some wonderful door prizes and an overall amazing day of learning. Congratulations to Jessica who took home the beautiful quilt made by Annette Welch. Thanks again for all your help Annette! 

Roxanne talked about the new Scope and Standards of Practice, 3rd ed. If you did not win a book you can order one from ANPD.

Katie Baraki, a Huntsman Cancer Hospital nurse educator, spoke to us about classroom management. She talked about a book called McKeachie's Teaching Tips, by Wilbert McKeachie and Marilla Svinicki. Thank you Katie!

We also learned some great tips about presenting from Janelle Anderson and Jody Houghton. Thank you so much Janelle and Jody! We are so excited to fix the color in our presentations!

Please let us know if there is anything else you need or have questions about. We are excited for another great year of INPD!

Roxanne Bowers, president

Micah Baker, treasurer

Leslie Hadley, secretary

Annual INPD Conference: What is New in Nursing Professional Development?

September 30th, 2016 0830-1600

New Scope and Standards

Classroom Management

What is Your Color and How do You Work with Others?

Using Color in Your Presentations

How to Get Movie Clips Into Your Presentations

How to Use Games in Your Teaching

Location: Utah Valley Hospital

Clark Auditorium

1134 North 500 West

 (Corner of Bulldog Blvd & 500 West)

Provo, Utah

To register with a credit card call Micah Baker at (801) 213-3500

To register with a check print the registration form and mail it to 

INPD

PO Box 52114

Salt Lake City, Utah 84152

ANPD 2016 Annual Conference

Here are a few topics and speakers at this year's conference:

Challenge of Integrating Into the Professional Nurse Practice Role
Marlene Kramer, PhD, MSN, RN, FAAN
This presentation focuses on challenges faced by NPD specialists in their role of integrating new Clinical Nurses into the Professional Nurse Practice role. Due to constant changes in patient and system complexity, analysis and responses to these challenges must be frequently up-dated.

Know the Mind, Know the Learner: Applying Brain Science to Improve Training
Art Kohn, PhD
We work hard to create great training, and we are disappointed when our employees fail to learn. We may be tempted to blame our students, but the truth is that we often fail because we don’t understand the mind of the learner. As a result, we develop training that is not consistent with the brain’s natural means of acquisition. Teaching should be more effective, and it can be more effective, once we understand how the learner’s mind operates. Dr. Kohn's 20 years of experience will help you create training that will effectively engage the brain and maximize learning and recall.

Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall: The Art of Engagement Begins With...You!
Veda Andrus, EdD, MSN, RN, HN-BC
Providing high-level professional development mentorship and coaching to nurses is essential to the development of a high-performance workforce. Through mindful self-reflection and self-awareness, we will use innovative stress management practices and self-care techniques to enhance nurse resiliency and support engagement and vitality in nursing practice.

The Current State of EBP in Nurses Who Are ANPD Members: Where Are We? Where Do We Go from Here?
Lynn Gallagher-Ford, PhD, RN, DPFNAP, NE-BC; Mary G. Harper, PhD, RN-BC; Joan I. Warren, PhD, RN-BC, NEA-BC, FAAN; Michelle R. Troseth, MSN, RN, DPNAP, FAAN
This presentation reveals the results of the study; “Evidence-based Practice and U.S. Healthcare Outcomes: Findings from a National Survey with Nursing Professional Development Specialists,” conducted by ANPD in collaboration with the Center for Transdisciplinary Evidence-based Practice (CTEP) and Elsevier Clinical Solutions. This study describes the EBP beliefs, EBP implementation, and perceived organizational culture of EBP, specifically in nursing professional development specialists, and determines relationships among these variables and a variety of critical healthcare outcomes. 

Nursing Professional Development 2016: Scope and Standards of Practice Update
Mary Harper, PhD, RN-BC; Patsy Maloney, EdD, RN-BC, CEN, NEA-BC
For the past year, a workgroup of nursing professional development (NPD) experts have been reviewing and revising the NPD Scope and Standards of Practice to reflect the evolution of our practice. Workgroup co-chairs, Dr. Mary Harper and Dr. Patsy Maloney present the exciting changes to our specialty’s foundational document that will propel us into the next era of NPD.

Building Bridges: One Question at a Time
Susan Bindon, DNP, RN-BC, CNE
This lively closing session helps participants leave the Steel City knowing they can and must continue to ask and answer questions to change their own, their teams’, even their organizations’ practice. Examples of the power of inquiry and practical strategies for turning curiosity into action are offered. In keeping with the convention theme, participants are encouraged to nurture and grow their spirits of inquiry, one question at a time.

 

Upcoming Activities

Beat the January Blues Breakfast – January 22^nd at 0830  

·          January can be so dark and cold and we need something fun to look forward to

·          Plan on meeting at 0830 at the Coffee Shop in Little America Hotel

·          The address is 500 S. Main in downtown Salt Lake

·          There is free covered parking if you drive around to the back of the tower

·          INPD will pick up the bill 

“The American Nurse” movie - March 18^th at 0900

·          We will be watching the movie that was released for Nurse’s Week

·          Details are on the flyer

·          If you plan on attending, please call or email one of us to RSVP

·          We want to be sure we have a large enough room

The American Nurse trailer

Cameron's Slides and Handouts

Thank you Cameron Mitchum, MSN, RN, CCRN for a wonderful conference! Cameron was nice enough to share all her materials. Here they are, in no special order:

Forgetting Curve slides

Forgetting Curve handout

NPDS Consultant slides

Education consultant project documentation

Education consultant project planning table

Test taking slides

Test taking handout

Poster Development slides

Poster Development handout

Hand Out Orientation and Preceptor Tune Up

Retooling the Educator Toolbox, 2015 Fall Conference

Featuring:

Cameron Mitchum MSN, RN, CCRN 

Cameron is the Nursing Professional Development facilitator for the Medical University of South Carolina. She has been educating for more than 30 years. She has also taught graduate and undergraduate nursing education and has been a speaker at ANPD’s annual convention twice.

Curriculum will include: 

      The Role of the Nurse Educator as a Project Consultant 

       Information Retention

       Preceptor and Orientation Tune Up

       Test taking strategy

Friday, September 18, 2015

0800 - 1400

McKay-Dee Hospital

June Meeting

5223 South State Street, Murray

Friday, June 5th, 0830-1000

Come have breakfast and send Janell and Carolyn off to retirement in style. Please RSVP so we can save you a spot at the table. 

Save the Date

INPD Fall Conference

Friday September 18th, 2015

at

McKay Dee Hospital in Ogden, Utah

Retooling the Nurse Educator Toolbox

by Cameron Mitchum, MSN, RN, CCRN

Nursing Professional Development Facilitator, Medical University of South Carolina

June Meeting

Come Celebrate

It is rare to have a nurse educator retire, but we have two of our long term members that will retire in the next few months – Janell Anderson (UVRMC) and Carolyn Wallin (Shriners) They have both been very involved in INPD and IMWNSDO (our previous name) and both have served as leaders in our local affiliate. Come take this opportunity to learn from them and celebrate their many successful years in Nursing Professional Development.

June 5, 2015  0830 to 1000

Mimi's Cafe in Murray

ANPD 2015 Annual Convention

Next year's ANPD convention will be in Las Vegas! 

July 14-17, 2015
The Mirage, Las Vegas, Nevada

2014 Fall Meeting

2014 Fall Conference

INPD Annual Conference

Featuring:

Greg Durkin MEd, RN-BC

Professional Joy: How to Find and Keep It

&

Put Your Best Self Forward as an Individual and as a Team Member

Friday, September 26, 2014

0800-1600 
Registration and Breakfast 0800-0830
Lunch provided

University of Utah 

Health Sciences Education Building (HSEB) 1730

26 South 2000 East

Salt Lake City, Utah 84132

Transportation Options: HSEB is a short walk from the Red Line University TRAX station. If you must drive, please carpool and we will provide validations.

Click here for the registration form or
Pay with Paypal and email the registration form to INPD.

Registration Fees

INPD Member Conference Fees $100.00 USD Non member conference fees $125.00 USD INPD Member Conference fee with membership $120.00 USD

SAVE the DATE

The annual INPD conference

will be held on Friday

September 26, 2014

More information to come...

INPD Spring Meeting

We had a lovely breakfast meeting at the Little America coffee shop. Thanks to everyone who made it. Here are the notes from the meeting:

Fall Conference (Sept? Oct? Location?)

Speaker: Greg Durkin – “How to Enjoy Your Job” Presentation

• Consensus to have Greg come

Conference, Education Ideas: 

• Telehealth
• Quality related/evidence based practice (How to drive)
• Have a presentation of educator’s evidence based practice projects
• Paula Julander – Politics
• Legal Ramifications, litigation against nurses, have a nurse lawyer come
• Informal leader as an educator
• Motivating and influencing people
• Send an inquiry out of members who want to be on the conference committee:
• Annette Welch would like to be included
• Susan Peterson – Lone peak as well
• Suzanne Carlisle will make a quilt to raffle off
• Come up with a list of conference objects and a target audience
• Possibly extend an invitation to any Clinical educator, not necessarily nurses
• Have Annette present her ANPD National Conference Presentation – Facilitating Facilitators

Other ideas: 

• Have more often at Little America – have people pay their own way
• Bring back a service project 
• Send group a directory of INPD members with contact information 
• Send a link to the INPD blog
• Add the list serves as a reference on the blog
• There is a concern if we have more ANPD certified Professional Development Specialists, how can they get more CEU’s to maintain certification
• Host ANPD webinars for the group
• Friday mornings still work best for most

We will definitely plan more meetings at Little America. It was fun! 

If you have any comments or concerns, please let us know!

INPD Spring Planning Meeting

April Showers Bring May Flowers

         and...

INPD For the Future

Friday, May 30, 2014

9:00 a.m.

Little America Coffee Shop (500 S. Main Street, SLC)

(INPD will be picking up the tab)

Please bring someone who would like to be a member of INPD

Discussion Topics to include:

· INPD going forward

· Networking & sharing of Ideas

· Topics for our 2014 conference and future INPD meetings

RSVP here

Donna Wright Conference Info

Getting to the University of Utah College of Nursing

We highly recommend using public transportation to get to the Donna Wright conference! If you take Front Runner to Central Point, the U runs a white campus shuttle called "Express to the U" every half hour from 0630 to 0830 that will take you up to the College of Nursing. If you catch it at 0730, you will get there in time for the 0800 start. 

If you want to take Trax, the Red line will get you across the street from Primary Children's:

If you need to drive, please carpool!!!

View Larger Map

View Larger Map

The top map will get you to the Health Science parking terrace which has visitor parking on the first and second level, at the corner of South Medical Dr and 2030 East. The bottom map will get you to the College of Nursing, 10 South 2000 East. Getting to campus by car will take you twice as long as it normally does because school is in session. Expect delays.

INPD Annual Fall Conference

Intermountain Nursing Professional Development

&

present:

 Donna Wright MS, RN

"Competency and Professional Development"

 Friday, September 20, 2013

0800-1600

College of Nursing

Room 2300

University of Utah Campus

Salt Lake City, Utah

 Click here for the registration form or
Pay with Paypal and email the registration form to INPD.

Registration Fees

INPD Member Conference Fees $125.00 USD Non member conference fees $145.00 USD Group Rate 10 people at $100 $1,000.00 USD

Our cert course is reduced to $25!

We are so happy to announce that we are able to reduce the price of our certification course to $25. Whether you are planning to take the certification test or not the course has a lot of valuable information. See below for information about testing or go here.

Initial Certification Application

Read Eligibility Criteria. Choose to apply online or by mail; not both. You may apply for this computer-based test year round and test during a 90-day window at a time and location convenient to you. The exam allows 3.5 hours to answer 175 questions (150 scored plus 25 pretest questions that are not scored). For exam prep resources, scroll to view Study Aids in the left sidebar of this page! If you do not pass a certification exam, learn about retesting.

2013 Pricing & Discounts	INITIAL CERTIFICATION
Non-member	$395
American Nurses Association member	$270
Association for Nursing Professional Development member	$340
Prices above include $140 non-refundable administrative fee. Additional fees for special services may apply.  See application for details. Discounts may be claimed for up to 5 business days after ANCC receives your application. Discount claims received after this time will not be honored and refunds will not be issued. VA/DoD: Save $55 on initial certification until 05-31-13. Download VA/DOD coupon [pdf]

Required with Online & Mail Applications
1. Final, degree conferred transcripts
2. Mail to: ANCC
   PO Box 8785 
   Silver Spring, MD 20907-8785

Apply Online Read Eligibility Criteria for how to qualify Click Apply Online at right. Questions? Refer to General Testing & Renewal Handbook [pdf] Email Customer Care or call 1.800.284.2378

APPLY ONLINE

Apply by Mail

1. Read Eligibility Criteria for how to qualify
2. Download Application Form [pdf]
   This is a fillable PDF form. Type directly into the application, then save to your computer. The latest version of Adobe Reader is required. Download Adobe Reader (Free)
3. Print and mail with required attachments and payment to the address on the application.
4. Questions? Refer to General Testing & Renewal Handbook [pdf]
   Email Customer Care or call 1.800.284.2378