The Center for Nursing Research
& Innovation
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| Research Days 2008 - October 22nd & 23rd |
| Description |
Research Days 2008 is a two-day educational conference presented
by the Center. The conference celebrates nursing practice excellence,
innovation, and the spirit of inquiry that sparks research and quality
improvement in patient care.
Research in Action is a joint venture
with:
| Partners* |
- Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital
- Stanford Hospital and Clinics
- UCSF School of Nursing
- UCSF Medical Center
- UCSF Children's Hospital
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| Sponsors** |
- El Camino Hospital
- John Muir Medical Center
Concord and Walnut Creek campuses
- Kaiser Permanente Northern California
- Laguna Honda Hospital
- Mills Penninsula Health Services
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- Oregon Health & Science University, Hospitals & Clinics
- Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
- San Francisco General Hospital
- San Francisco State University, School of Nursing
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- San Jose State University, School of Nursing
- VA Palo Alto
- VA San Francisco
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-- all sharing the results of creative research and special projects
of interest to nurses in varied practice roles and settings.
Research Role Development Workshops Day
October 22, 2008
Credits: 2 CE's per session - none
for Lunch & Learn
Two CE's per session, Three Sessions, Nine Workshops . . . plus!
A selection of introductory workshops geared toward patient care
staff in diverse roles and varied settings who share an interest
in developing their knowledge and skill as novice investigators
and clinicians actively engaged in Evidence-Based Practice.
Investigative Role Development Track |
Research Methods for Novice Investigator |
Research Methods for Advanced Beginner Investigator |
Evidence-Based Practice |
Grantsmanship, Publications, and Posters |
Session 1
8:30- 10:15 |
From Clinical Practice Problem to PICO Question—First Step in the Research Process—
Garrett Chan |
Clinical Research
Design Basics—Fitting the Method to the Question
Susan Shapiro |
Literature Searching Strategies – Part I
A Hands-on Workshop
Min-Lin Fang |
A Research and EBP Toolkit (Research Councils & other)
Gretchen Summer
Anne Klevay
Annette Nasr |
Session 2
10:30-12:15 |
Principles of Measurement—Measurement Sources and Characteristics of Good Measurement
Deborah Eldredge |
Primer on Qualitative Methods
Annette Nasr
Garrett Chan
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Literature Searching Part II
Min-Lin Fang |
Grantsmanship
for
Beginners
Nancy Donaldson |
LUNCH 12:15 TO 12:45 |
Lunch & Learn
12:45-1:45 |
To IRB or Not? Understanding Human Subjects Protection for QI, EbP and Research Clinical Projects.
Kristin Frazier |
Launching and Leading Journal Clubs (including e-journal clubs)
Marti Buffum |
Reading and Appraising Nursing Research
Susan E. Shapiro |
Sustaining and Spreading Successful Innovations
Nancy Donaldson |
Session 3
2:00-3:45 |
Understanding Research Results
Susan Shapiro |
Implementation Science: Evaluating Interventions for Implementation
Deborah Eldredge |
Synthesizing the Evidence and Identifying Best Practice
Garrett Chan |
Disseminating the Good News: Creating Abstracts, Posters, and Publications
Marti Buffum |
Faculty
Marti Buffum, DNSc, APRN, BC, CS, Associate Chief, Nursing Service for Research, VA Medical Center, San Francisco
Garrett Chan, RN, PhD, CNS, NP, Lead Advanced Practice Nurse, Clinical Decision Area/ Emergency Department Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Nancy Donaldson, RN, DNSc, FAAN, Director, Center for Research & Innovation in Patient Care, Clinical Professor, UCSF School of Nursing
Deb Eldredge, PhD, RN, Assistant Professor, Oregon Health & Science University, School of Nursing
Min-Lin Fang, M.L.I.S. Education and Information Consultant, Nursing and Social and Behavioral Sciences Library and Center for Knowledge Management, UCSF
Kristin Frazier, HRPP Education Specialist, Research Compliance Office, Stanford University
Anne Klevay, MSN, APRN, BC, CS, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Annette Nasr, RN, PhD, Nurse Educator, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
Susan E. Shapiro, RN, PhD, CEN, Clinical Professor, Senior Nurse Scientist, Center for Research & Innovation in Patient Care, UCSF School of Nursing
Gretchen Summer, RN PhD, Associate Director, Nursing Research Program, Kaiser Permanente Northern California Regional Division
Research in Action Day - Podiums & Posters
October 23, 2008
Benefits of Attending
Plan now to participate in Research Day! Podiums
& Posters which offers a great opportunity for professional
fellowship. Registrants will:
- Receive 5 nursing contact hours (registration
includes syllabus and CEU certificate)
- Listen to an inspirational keynote speaker addresss.
- Hear colleagues present results of research efforts
and creative projects that are improving patient care!
- Participate in exciting poster session presentations
& discover clinical innovations that work!
- Network with colleagues over informal discussion
and during the provided lunch!
- Enrich ability to transform good ideas into projects
that make a difference!
Registration Fees:
Research Role Development Workshops Day-
October 22 |
Research in Action Day – Podiums & Posters -
October 23 |
Two Day Registration -
Oct. 22 & 23 |
Center Partners -LPCH, Stanford, UCSF $75 each* |
Presenters (podium) No charge |
Two day fee partners & sponsor $150* ** |
All other sponsors $95 each** |
Presenters (poster) $40 |
Two day fee non-sponsors $250 |
Non-Sponsor fee $140 each |
All partners & sponsors $100 each* ** |
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We are interested in having representation from
all the area hospitals on the Steering Committee that will put next
year's program together. If you are interested in representing your
institution, please Contact Us to offer
your assistance.
Registration
Please email Donna Frantz at dfrantz@stanfordmed.org
for additional information. Click here for Online registration.
Abstract Submission
Abstracts for Research Day! can be submitted by
email by using the Abstract Submission Form.
From those received, podium and poster presenters are selected to provide exciting, interesting, clinically focused
programs.
Note:
The Call for Abstracts handout which includes the Abstract Submission
Form, Abstract Guidelines and Roster of Site Coordinators is in
PDF ("portable document format") for printing and posting.
If you do not have the Acrobat Reader program by Adobe, which
is needed to view and print PDF files, you can download it from
Adobe's Website.
For More Information
Please Contact Us if
you wish more information about Research Day.
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