GLI Tuberculosis Nursing Seminar October 17, 2010 (plus 4 more posts)

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• GLI Tuberculosis Nursing Seminar October 17, 2010
• Aesculap Academy Lecture and Workshop on Building Competencies in Managing Surgical Instruments Oct. 15 and Nov. 5, 2010
• Aesculap Academy (MIS) Advanced Course in Surgical Instruments Management Oct. 26, 2010
• Aesculap Academy Peri-operative Nursing 101 Oct. 1 – 26, 2010
• Aesculap Academy CRRT Training Program February 7 and May 16, 2011

GLI Tuberculosis Nursing Seminar October 17, 2010 Posted: 27 Sep 2010 10:59 AM PDT Global Learning Innovation (GLI) Nursing Seminars Tuberculosis Nursing Seminar Date: October 17, 2010 Time: 8:00 AM – 12:00 NN Venue: SM Cinema (Mall of Asia or Megamall. Final venue to be announced soon) Registration fee: PhP 600 (inclusive of 3 Certificates with CPE units, CD-ROM hand-out, break time refreshment) Plenary Discussion: - TUBERCULOSIS: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE - TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT UPDATES - NURSING IN TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL SPECIAL CONCERNS Resource Speaker: Mr. WINSTON A. PALASI, MD, MPH, RN - Director Field Operations Division Philippine Tuberculosis Society, Inc. - Operations Manager, PTSI-TB LINC (USAID Project). GLI Nursing Seminar’s PRC-CPE Accreditation No.: 2009-026 Note: FREE registration fee if you can invite 15 persons (Nurse, BSN Graduates or Students). Refer them to Xomai, RN so she could note that they are your friends and/or classmates. Text Xomai, RN if you want reservations to include you on the headcount for seats, food and certificates. This is on site payment. Just look for her on the seminar day. Numbers to call/text Xomai for reservations/registrations and inquiries: Globe – 09153787964 Smart – 09301832876 Sun – 09334622474

Aesculap Academy Lecture and Workshop on Building Competencies in Managing Surgical Instruments Oct. 15 and Nov. 5, 2010 Posted: 27 Sep 2010 01:49 AM PDT Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (ORNAP) and Aesculap Academy Philippines Lecture and Workshop on Building Competencies in Managing Surgical Instruments Target group: Peri-operative Nurses, CSSD, Clinical Instructors Date: October 15, 2010 and (tentative) November 5, 2010 (tentative) Place: Aesculap Academy, JMT Building ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City Contents: This seminar-workshop is developed to enhance knowledge and skills of participants in handling surgical instruments. More specifically, it intends to review current practices on the care and maintenance of surgical instruments; to provide updates on the different types of reprocessing of surgical instruments; and lastly, to provide recommendations on the proper care and maintenance of basic surgical instruments. Course Outline: I. People involved in the care and maintenance of surgical instruments II. Factors affecting the life span of surgical instruments III. The instruments cycle: Types of instrument disposal and cleaning process IV. Visual checks V. Function tests VI. Types of sterilization process VII. Packaging VIII. Storage Methodology: A combination of lecture and workshop will be utilized. Speaker(s): Antonieta D. Palafox, RN, MAN Chief Nurse, Ospital ng Muntinlupa Sterile Processing Specialist, Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Sterilgutversorgung (DGSV) Jennifer C. Fernando Certified Aesculap Academy Trainer Sterile Processing Specialist, Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Sterilgutversorgung (DGSV) Registration fee: PhP 800 (includes kit, certificates lunch and snacks) Maximum number of participants: 50 Endorsement: Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (ORNAP) Note: Pre-registration/reservation is required. For further infromation, contact the course organizer through: Telephone number: (02) 633-7284 E-mail address: phil.cruz@bbraun.com Please go to the Aesculap Academy Asia Pacific website for online registration.

Aesculap Academy (MIS) Advanced Course in Surgical Instruments Management Oct. 26, 2010 Posted: 27 Sep 2010 01:32 AM PDT Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (ORNAP) and Aesculap Academy Philippines Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS): An Advanced Course in Surgical Instruments Management Date: October 26, 2010 Course Content: An advanced course in perioperative nursing that focuses on most commonly performed cases in minimally invasive surgery (MIS) and the surgical instruments used in the procedures. Maximum number of participants: 30 Course organizer: Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (ORNAP) and Aesculap Academy Speaker(s): Dr. Shirard Leonardo C. Adiviso, MD, MDPEd, FPCS, FPSGS, Chair of the Committee on Surgical Training of the Philippine Society of General Surgeons (PSGS), and Jennifer C. Fernando, Sterile Processing Specialist (DGSV) Endorsement: Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (ORNAP) Registration fee: PhP 1,000 Deposit your registration fee under this account as CONFIRMATION of your registration: Account Name:  Operating Room Nurses Association of the Philippines, Inc. (ORNAP) Bank Name/Branch:  Metrobank UN Avenue Branch Account Number:  044-7-000-945-443 Payment should be made 14 days prior to the event. Upon deposit, kindly fax your deposit slip to 633-7298.  Please indicate your complete name and contact number. For further questions, contact the course organizer through: Telephone number: (02) 633-7284 E-mail address: phil.cruz@bbraun.com Source: http://www.aesculap-academy-ap.com/go/?action=AkadEventData&menu_id=3989&menu_uuid=B259134A600F442AB60579AD81E9446C&event_id=46113

Aesculap Academy Peri-operative Nursing 101 Oct. 1 – 26, 2010 Posted: 27 Sep 2010 01:12 AM PDT Aesculap Academy Peri-operative Nursing 101 Target group: Registered Nurses Contents: A basic competency training program which covers the principles and techniques of peri-operative nursing and their application in surgical settings, both local and foreign. It includes extensive learning of AORN standards and recommended practices as well as competency-based skills training. The word "peri-operative" is an encompassing term that incorporates the three phases of surgery, namely the pre-operative, intra-operative, and post-operative phase. Each phase will be tackled, along with the nursing process of assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, intervention, and evaluation applicable to each. This program will, therefore, effectively train and hone nurses in the field of peri-operative nursing and provide the participants with the necessary knowledge of the different concepts and guidelines of peri-operative care, as well as the experience and exposure to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment needed to be able to deliver quality, efficient, and excellent care to patients undergoing surgery. I.  Orientation to The Medical City This will orient the participants about The Medical City, its vision and mission, services offered, facilities and why it is considered as "The Capital of Health." It will also include both a virtual and actual tour of the hospital facilities. II.  Peri-Operative Concepts and Standards This will introduce the participant to the role of the surgical team, the complex OR environment (zoning, traffic, temperature, etc.), OR hardware and surgical warehouse, sterile techniques, and universally common policies and procedures. III.  Perianesthesia Nursing This unit reviews the participant on the different methods and types of anesthesia, including patient preparation, intra-anesthesia care, and post-anesthesia monitoring. Emphasis is given to the potential complications at different phases of anesthesia and the preparedness for emergency required of the peri-operative nurse. IV.  Care of the Peri-Operative Patient This unit actively involves the participant in a variety of surgical procedures including minimally invasive procedures. As scrub nurses and circulators, they will assess different patient needs across life's span, administer safe and effective procedures (e.g. positioning, using medications and solutions, handling specimens) and evaluate peri-operative care. V.  Risk and Safety Management in the Operating Room This unit comprehensively ties all concepts together to avert liability for injuries, break in privacy and confidentiality, and inappropriate documentation. Common safety issues in the OR are discussed, as well as professionalism and teamwork. Objectives and Technical Competencies: At the end of the course, the participant nurses will be able to: Understand the different concepts of peri-operative care; Assess a client's condition and needs pre-operatively, intra-operatively, and post-operatively for the purpose of rendering appropriate intervention; Independently set-up a surgical room, equipment, instruments, and supplies for a procedure/operation observing the principles and standards learned; Assist and/or circulate for any basic to intermediate operative procedure at an acceptable level of competence; and, Accept responsibility and accountability for safe, efficient, and effective delivery of care. Methodology: 88 hours of lectures, demonstration, film showing, workshop and exams 88 hours of practicum in scrub and/or circulating roles and other OR duties Maximum number of participants: 40 Schedule of Activities: 11-day didactics from 8 AM to 5 PM at the Aesculap Academy, Ortigas Center Pasig City Inclusive Dates:  October 1- 2,  5-7, 12-14, 19-21 11-day Clinical Exposure (8 hours per day) Rotation in the Surgery Suite, Ambulatory OR and Delivery Suites of The Medical City Inlcusive Dates:  October 3, 8-10, 15-17, 22-23, 25-26 Graduation Day:  October 26 at The Medical City Course organizer: The Medical City and Aesculap Academy Speaker(s): Cres Castro Vega, RN, MN, CNOR and a team of faculty consisting of experts in the field of peri-operative nursing, head nurses assigned at the operating and delivery room, training personnel, surgeons, and anesthesiologists. Points: 22 Registration  fee: PhP 10,000 (includes kit, handouts, competency checklists, certificate, lunch and snacks during didactic lecture days) Payment System: Cash payment through The Medical City Nursing Service Office or Aesculap Academy Pre-registration is required to ensure quality learning. For more information regarding this training, call the following: Buena Luminate:  635-6789 local 6136 Shiella Curativo:  633-7284 to 95 local 118; 0918-9213597; 0917-5952862 Camia Gomez:  633-7284 to 95 local 242; 0918-9219116; 0917-5952860 Source: http://www.aesculap-academy-ap.com/go/?action=AkadEventData&menu_id=3989&menu_uuid=B259134A600F442AB60579AD81E9446C&event_id=96170

Aesculap Academy CRRT Training Program February 7 and May 16, 2011 Posted: 27 Sep 2010 01:00 AM PDT Aesculap Academy Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT) Training Program Target group: Registered nurses who wish to pursue a career in CRRT patient care and interested in achieving basic competency in operating and trouble-shooting CRRT machines. Date: February 7, 2011 – February 11, 2011 May 16, 2011 – May 20, 2011 Course Description: This is a five-day intensive program which provides technical skills, nursing management, and knowledge to handle and trouble-shoot CRRT machines. The program is comprised of up-to-date lectures and interactive sessions. Quizzes will be conducted after each topic to measure comprehension and fill identified knowledge gaps. A case study and competency check list round up the program. Location: Aesculap Academy, JMT Building ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City Course Objectives: At the end of the five day program, participants will be able to: 1. Competently carry out the procedures and follow doctor's prescription independently; 2. Take responsibility to handle and trouble shoot CRRT machines and eventually fix problems; 3. Fill flow sheets and calculate hourly and cumulative net fluid balance; 4. Identify and manage problems and complications associated with CRRT procedures; 5. Understand CRRT circuit and access; 6. Monitor different pressures; and, 7. Understand coagulation Course Content: I. Physiology & Pathology of the Kidneys II. Vascular Access III. Acid Base Balance IV. Indications of Acute Renal Failure V. Introduction to CRRT VI. Indications, Transport Mechanisms, Membrane Types and Characteristics, Technical Aspects Participation fee: PhP 6,000 (includes handouts, certificate and meals) Payment System: Option 1: Bank Deposit Option 2: Cash Payment through B. Braun Avitum Philippines, Inc. Accounting Department Maximum number of participants: 10 For further questions, contact the course organizer through: Telephone number: +632 633-7284 to 95 E-mail address: phil.cruz@bbraun.com Please go to the Aesculap Academy Asia Pacific website for online registration or to inquire for further course dates. Source: http://www.aesculap-academy-ap.com/go/?action=AkadEventData&menu_id=3989&menu_uuid=B259134A600F442AB60579AD81E9446C&event_id=106658

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