2008 Indiana School Nurse Conference Now Sponsored By:Th e Indiana Association of School Nurses in collaboration with the National Nursing Coalition for School Health
Depending on the attendees' selection of
sessions offered, the school nurse learner will:
Indiana who are interested in learning, being
• Build knowledge and skills to monitor and
challenged professionally, connecting with
other professionals, and networking should
• Expand knowledge on infection control in the
plan to attend this conference. You'll have
the opportunity to learn from the successes of
• Acquire new ideas for health teaching in the
others, develop a professional peer network,
and leave with a renewed enthusiasm to assist
• Expand intervention skills that work in the
you in serving as advocates for school health.
• Expand knowledge on the multiple causes
that create complex health care needs in the school setting and learn assessment tools and
interventions that lead to quality nursing care
The conference will be held at the Adam's
Mark Indianapolis Hotel: 2544 Executive Drive,
• Build knowledge and skill to utilize evolving
Indianapolis, IN 46241. A block of rooms have
been set aside at the special conference rate
• Develop and enhance a supportive network
of $97 plus tax per night for September 28
and 29, 2008 to accommodate conference participants.
CRUs, CEUs & Certifi cates of Participation: Application must be made at the time of
reservations by calling 800-444-2326, or
registration. Certifi cates will be distributed at
317-248-2481. Please identify yourself with
the conclusion of the conference. CRU's may
the Indiana Association of School Nurses,
be applied toward license renewal of a School
Services license from the Indiana Division of
Professional Standards Board only after earning
To ensure room availability and conference
a Master's Degree, or after the completion of
thirty-six semester hours beyond the Bachelor's
reservations made after this date will be
College Credit: Two hours (2) of college credit
accepted on a space and rate availability basis
are available from Ball State University if two full
days are attended and assignments completed. Application for credit must be made at the time of registration by going to http://bsu.edu/physiology/smmrwrkshpreg/. The application deadline for college credit is September 15th.
Casual business attire is the accepted apparel
All questions regarding content requirements for
during the conference activities. Meeting room
college credit should be directed to Dr. Jeffery
temperatures are diffi cult to control and are
usually cool. We suggest that you bring a
Please note that the registration fee for conference
sweater or light jacket.
attendance is separate from, and in addition to, the registration for the university course.
Fees will be determined by Ball State University. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 8:00 am - 8:30 am Registration, Exhibits 8:00 am - 8:30 am Registration, Exhibits & Continental & Continental Breakfast Breakfast 8:30 am - 8:45 am Greetings and 8:30 am - 4:00 pm Introductions TRACK I: (All day session) 8:45 am - 9:30 am Keynote Speaker
Diabetes Management in the School Setting-
9:30 am - 10:30 am General Session I
Presented by: Indiana Department of Education
10:30 am - 10:45 am Break
(Participants in this session limited to 60)
10:45 am - 11:30 am General Session II 8:30 am - 4:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Lunch and Awards TRACK II: (All day session) 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm General Session III
This track will address the ever growing need
to provide quality care for the special needs
2:30 pm -2:45 pm 2:45 pm - 4:00 pm General Session IV
• Prenatal, perinatal and postnatal disorders
Conference
or events that create special needs for the
Evaluation 4:00 pm - 4:15 pm
• Providing quality nursing care for the
4:15 pm - 5:00 pm Annual Meeting - Indiana Association of School Nurses
• Display stations for hands on experience
with procedures and equipment needed for
5:30 pm - 8:30 pm Evening Session - Dr. Richard Feldman, speaker and One Size
• An Update on the care of the student with
Fits All Improvisation
including new technologies and treatments
Dinner sponsored by 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Lunch and Speaker Sanofi Pasteur Conference Evaluation Exhibitors will be available during all continental breakfast, lunch and breaks. Poster Sessions will be available during all continental breakfast, lunch and breaks. Coordinated by: National Nursing Coalition for School Health MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 General Session for the entire day School Nurse Leadership The Top 10 Presenting Concerns in the
Donna Mazyck - President of the National
School health offi ce - Interventions that work:
Dr. Julie Novak will present relevant and helpful
information that will assist the school nurse in her daily interactions with the health issues students
Infection Control in the School Environment:
Dr. Julie Novak - Professor and Director of Purdue
Dr. Christopher Belcher will provide an update
School of Nursing Clinics and DNP program; Chair,
on MRSA, norovirus, strep infections, shigellosis and other common infections seen in school age
National Nursing Coalition for School Health
students and how best to manage the spread of
Dr. Christopher Belcher - Pediatric Infectious
Disease of Indiana, St. Vincent's Hospital
Use of technology in the health offi ce and with school health services: school health webpage, electronic charting, websites, etc., to facilitate better parent and staff and communication and health Beyond the Walls of the Clinic: The care documentation: School Nurses role in Staff and Student Education:
Linda Steele and Mary Hess will share a wealth
of technology information that is used by their
Sue Henry will speak about HIV and sexuality
corporation to facilitate up to date methods of
education, hepatitis B requirements for staff,
communication to school staff, parents and students.
universal precautions and an explanation of the laws that pertain, the role of the school nurse in
Linda Steele, RN and Mary Hess, RN, BSN, NCSN-
classroom instruction for growth and development,
School Nurses, Fort Wayne Community Schools
HIV/AIDS, nutrition, hygiene and other health topics
Coordinator, School Health Services Consultant for
Following General Session IV, the Indiana Association
of School Nurses will hold the Annual meeting. All
Sponsored by Mobile Dentists
Presentation of School Nurse of the Year Award and
Pasta dinner bar including an update on teenage
immunizations by Dr. Richard Feldman, St. Vincent
Greetings from Phyllis Lewis, Indiana Department of
Hospital, and entertainment provided by a wonderful
improvisation group "One Size Fits All". This group can take daily events in the life of a school nurse and bring great fun to their audience. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Each Track meets for the entire day TRACK II CONTINUED Diabetes Management in the School Setting: Perinatal and postnatal events that may create special needs for the school age child Sponsored by the Indiana Department of Education
This session will continue to explore the effects that
This all day session will explore several areas
perinatal and postnatal events such as prematurity,
concerning the care of a student with diabetes.
traumatic brain injury, shaken baby syndrome have in
Topics that will be covered will include:
creating special needs for the school age child, and the
• Developing and understanding 504 Plans,
importance of the school nurse in effecting success for
Diabetes Medical Management Plans and Health
Providing Quality Nursing Care to the Student
• Information and tools regarding the delegation of
with Complex Health Care Needs while in the School Setting
• In addition, participants will have an opportunity
for hands on experience with insulin pumps,
Lindsey Minchella and Ann Coller will present assessment
meters, carbohydrate counting, hypoglycemia
tools, nursing diagnoses, interventions and goals
that will help you each work day to safely care for the special needs students under your care. This will also
Limited to 60 Participants
include a review of common procedures used with
Space in this session is limited to 60 people and will be
the special needs students and ways to facilitate good
fi lled on a fi rst come fi rst served basis with the return of
the registration form. A ticket, which will be provided at
the time of registration at the conference, will be required
Ann Coller, RN, BSN - Special Education Nurses,
Medical Equipment and Procedures Often Needed to Care for Students with Special
Dr. Judith Monroe from the Indiana Department of
Health will give an update on pertinent information
Needs in the School Setting
Conference participants will peruse fi ve display
stations that will allow hands on experience with
g-tube feedings, tracheostomy care, baclofen pumps, and unique catheterization procedures.
Nan Howland, RN, BSN, CPN - St. Vincent's Hospital
Ever Growing Need to Provide Quality Care for Special Needs Student: An Update on the Care of the Student with Prenatal disorders that create special needs for Seizure Disorders in the School Setting the school age child
Dr. Patel and Mary Herndon will review types of seizures
Dr. Escobar will discuss the effect that genetic disorders,
and then address the newer treatments such as rectal
drugs and alcohol and metabolic disorders have in
diazepam, nasal versed, vagal nerve stimulation and
creating special needs for the school age child and the
safety measures in the school setting.
importance of the school nurse in effecting success for
Dr. Hema Patel and Mary Herndon - Riley Pediatric
Dr. Luis F. Escobar - Neonatologist and Geneticist, St.
The following sponsors have helped to make this conference possible and are gratefully thanked for their contributions:
National Nursing Coalition for School Health
The following exhibitors will be available during all continental breakfast, lunch and breaks. Sponsored by: Indiana Association of School Nurses
St. Elizabeth/Coleman Pregnancy and Adoption
Social Health Association of Indiana, Inc.
Please consider submitting a poster abstract for this conference. If selected, your poster will be displayed during registration, breaks, and lunch sessions. We encourage Indiana school nurses to present a poster on health education topics they fi nd useful.
The abstract and poster should be organized in the following format:
I. Background of the Problem/Project DescriptionII. Best Evidence/ Literature ReviewIII. Methods/Data CollectionIV. Results/Outcomes
Please submit your poster abstract via email to Julie Novak at novakj@purdue.edu.
Registration for the conference will be in an on-line format. The link to the registration form can also be found on the Indiana Association of School Nurses website at INASN.org. Please follow the instructions given on the page to complete your registration process. Email confi rmation will be returned when the registration is complete.
Registration fees include breakfast and lunch.
A $50 late fee will be charged for registration received after September 15, 2008. IASN will refund conference fees less a $25 processing fee until September 15, 2008. After September, 15, 2008 there will be no refunds. NO PURCHASE ORDERS ACCEPTED.
Payment for the conference cannot be made online. PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL NURSES.
Indiana Association of School NursesPO Box 325Rushville, IN 46173
For questions regarding conference content contact:
Carolyn Snyder at bcsnyder3842@sbcglobal.net
For questions regarding the registration process contact:
For questions regarding the payment process contact:
In an effort to be environmentally conscious and better manage resources, IASN is introducing a semi paperless meeting. All speaker handouts that the speakers submit prior to the conference will be available online at the IASN web sight at www.inasn.org.
Participants may download these handouts and bring them to the conference for reference if desired.
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2008 Indiana School Nurse Conference