Speaker: Nancy Travis MS, RN, FAWHONN

February 20, 2025 at 7pm Eastern: REGISTER

Join us for an insightful session on the pivotal role nurses play as advocates for policy change. This discussion will delve into the legislative process, from how a bill becomes law to the impact of professional organizations on Capitol Hill.

Gain evidence-based strategies for sharing your story effectively, staying informed on legislative priorities, and driving meaningful change in healthcare policy.

Objectives:

• Describe how a bill becomes or fails to become a law
  
• Describe a typical Capitol Hill event with a professional organization
  
• Explain a reason why nurses need to share their stories on Capitol Hill
  
• Identify after election steps for staying informed on important legislative and advocacy priorities

Join us for the 2025 Leadership Collaborative Series as we explore strategies to address incivility and foster a culture of respect and collaboration in neonatal care.

What You’ll Gain:

• Identify incivility and understand its root causes.
• Explore how these behaviors affect patients, families, and teams.
• Learn to lead culture change through effective leadership and policy development.

This series is designed to empower NICU leaders and professionals to create healthier, more productive work environments that prioritize the well-being of both caregivers and patients.

Speaker: Media Esser PhD, NNP-BC, APNP, CWN

• Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Nurse Scientist

• Founder of Tiny Layers Neo Skin

This was an in-depth exploration of the role of humidity and advanced skincare strategies for preserving the integrity of neonatal skin. This session will present evidence-based recommendations for optimizing skin health and preventing dermal compromise in premature infants.

Objectives:

• Understand the unique physiology of preemie skin and its clinical care implications.
• Explore evidence-based practices for enhancing skin integrity in premature infants.
• Identify strategies to protect the neonatal skin barrier.