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November 20-22, 2014
Seventh Annual TN Simulation Alliance Conference
SIMULATION:
Practice and Education Come Together
Location: Belmont University School of Nursing
Gordon E. Inman College of Health Sciences & Nursing
Gordon E. Inman Center, 1515 Wedgewood Ave.
Nashville, TN 37212
Conference Schedule for Thursday, November 20, 2014
5:00-7:00pm
Registration/Vendor Displays and Reception
Inman Lobby 1st Floor
Conference Schedule for Friday, November 21, 2014
7:45-815 a.m.
Continental Breakfast and Registration
1A
8:30-8:45am
Welcome
1B
8:45-9:30am
Panel Discussion and
Presentation Tennessee
Hospital Association,
Education and Practice
Collaboration to Impact
Patient Outcomes
9:30-10:00am
VENDOR Break
10:00-11:00am
Concurrent Sessions:
2A
2B
2C
Speaker
Sally Miller, MS, RN, PhD Candidate
Dr. Robert E Spencer RN, MSN, FNP-BC, JD and
Sherrie Spencer BSN, MSQA
Paula Pitts, MSN, RN
Inman Lobby 1st floor
Dr. Cathy Taylor
Beth Hallmark
Teresa Britt
Melinda Klar
Tracy Johnson, DNP
LeeAnn Hanna, RN, MSN
Beth Hallmark, PhD, RN
Frist Conference
Center 4th floor
Frist Conference
Center 4th floor
Inman Lobby 1st floor
Topic
Moulage and Making it Real! Create-anAbscess
Can It Get Any Worse
Room
Inman 132 (20 max)
Utilization of high and low fidelity
simulation activities to enhance retention of
Inman 405 (24 Max)
Inman 130 (20 max)
2D
Deb Chyka, DNP, RN
2E
Carol Brophy, PT, JD
2F
Crystal Walker, Christie Cavallo, MSN, RN BSN/MSN
Alise Farrell RN, MSN, CPN,
11:15- 12:00
basic nursing concepts
Teaching Safe Dosing and Delivery of
Medications in the Pediatric Population
Through Simulation
DPT students face Ethical Situations in
Simulation
Remember the R in SBAR- Identifying
nursing recommendations as a way to
enhance effective communication in
simulation for pre-licensure nursing students
Inman 332 (20 max)
Inman 232 (20 max)
Inman 407 (Max 16)
Concurrent Sessions
Speaker
3A Linda Fluharty, RN MSN
Lorie Hacker, MSN, RN, CHSE,
Amy Hayes, RN, MSN, CHSE, CNE
Christine Ullom MSN, RN, CHSE, CNE
Topic
Scheduling a Simulation Day, What works
and what doesn't!
Room
Inman 405 (24
max)
3B Joy D Kimbrell DNP Candidate, Union University; MSN;
BSN, RN
Getting the Conversation Started: Use of
Role Play to Teach Community Members
How to Discuss Advance Care Planning
and Advance Care Directives
Strengthening Geriatric Clinical
Experiences Using Simulation
Electronic Interactive Simulation is Taking
Market Share as a Disruptive Innovation of
the 3EHigh-Fidelity Simulation Market
Which Way Do I Go Coach? Improving
Student Decision-Making and Learning in
Inman 406 (16
max)
3C Sheri Howard MSN, RN
3D Debra Sullivan PhD, MSN, RN, CNE, COI Deborah
Weatherspoon, Ph.D., RN, CRNA, COI
3E
Nan Riede' MSN, RN, CPN
Inman 232 (20
max)
Inman 407 (16
max)
Inman 130 (20
max)
3F
Maria Overstreet, RN, MSN PhD
12:15- 1:15
1:15-2:00
2:15-3:15
Lunch East Middle and West Tennessee Networking
Tables
VENDOR Break
4A Jennifer Dent
4B Ashley Johnson, MSN, RN
Holly Kimbrell
4C Corinne Lee, DNP, RN
Susan Maycock, MSN, RN, Educational Nurse Specialist at
University of Michigan Health System
4D Robert Hardy MSN, RN, MHA
Pamela Corey MSN RN CHSE
3:30-4:15pm
Inman 132 (20
max)
Frist Lecture Hall /Lobby 4th Floor
Inman
Inman Lobby
Concurrent Sessions:
Speaker
4E
Simulation
Simulation, Evaluation, & Rubrics
Concurrent Sessions:
Topic
Access to Simulation for Courses with
Large Numbers of Students
Campus Lab- A place to develop Critical
Thinking and Clinical Reasoning
Pilot Study of In Situ Clinical Simulation
Training for Inpatient Staff Nurses
Room Number
Inman 405 (max
24)
Inman 232 (max
20)
Inman 130 (max
20)
Simulation at the Community Hospital,
from Knowledge to Outcomes
Improving the patient experience with
simulation training
Inman 132 (max
20)
Inman 407 (max
16)
Speaker
5A
Rebecca Bush MSN, RN
5B
5C
Susan Fancher, BSN, RN
Carrie Bailey, MSN
Tami Wyatt, PhD, RN, CNE, ANEF
Phillip Moore, MSN, RN, FNP-BC
Sara Camp, RN, BSN
5D
Amy Hayes, Christine Ullom, Linda Fluharty
5E
Beth YoungbloodRN, WHNP-BC, EdD, CNE
Stephanie White, RN, BSN
Tamara Barid, RN, BSN
Lindsey Waddell, RN, MSN, WHNP
Topic
Using Facebook in the Classroom: A Case
Study Approach
Keeping the Ball Rolling: Advanced
Faculty Simulation Development Program
Room Number
Inman 407 (max
16)
Inman 405 (max
24)
End of Life Simulation: An
Interprofessional Twist: Pharm D and BSN
students
Keeping Students engaged during
simulation experiences
My Worst Day at Camp: Utilizing
simulation to teach students to apply clinical
judgment skills in the outpatient setting.
Inman 232 (max
20)
Inman 130 (max
20)
Inman 332 (max
20)
Conference Schedule for Saturday, November 23, 2014
8:00 -8:45 a.m.
Continental Breakfast
8:30-8:45am
10:00-11:30am
6A
Future of the Tennessee
Simulation Alliance
Inman Lobby
Beth Hallmark
Teresa Britt
Melinda Klar
Frist Conference
Center 4th floor
Concurrent Sessions
Speaker
Sandy Rosedale, RN, MSN
Emily Morse, RN, MSN
Topic
"Using Virtual and live simulation in
preparing nursing students for transition to
Room
Inman 132 (max
20)
practice".
6B
6C
6D
Emmy Dagnan OTD, MSOT, OTR/L, CLT Debra Gibbs,
EdD, MHS, OTR/L, FAOTA
Renee Brown, PT, PhD Professor and Chair, School of
Physical Therapy
Nancy Darr,PT, DSc, NCS Associate Professor, PT
Belmont
Beth Fentress Hallmark, PhD, RN Director of Simulation
College of Health Sciences Belmont University
Linda Fluharty, Lorie Hacker MSN, RN, CHSE, Amy
Hayes
Occupational and Physical Therapy Student
Perspectives on Teaching Acute Care
Management Skills
Inman 130 (max
20)
Using rotating skill stations to fill out a
simulation day
Inman 332(max 20)
Brett Clay, DNAP, CRNA
Use of High-Fidelity Simulation to Teach
Physiologic Concepts
Inman 232 (max
20)
11:40-12:00
CLOSING REMARKS
First Conference Center 4th floor Inman