A webinar in the ANA COVID-19 Webinar Series

COVID-19 in Non-Acute Care Settings: Hard-Earned Lessons from Two APRNs on the Frontlines

As you care for patients with COVID-19, do you wish you had your most trusted and knowledgeable nurse colleague by your side? A nurse you can rely on to reassure and guide you with valuable tips on providing care and keeping safe? 

 ANA is here with the next best thing: An on-demand webinar presented by experienced nurse practitioners who are caring for COVID-19 patients on the frontlines of ambulatory care -- one who works in an urgent care setting in Seattle and the other in private practice in North Carolina.

 

A FREE, On-Demand Webinar for ALL Nurses

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A link to this 30-minute on-demand webinar will be emailed to all registrants the week of June 15.

Click the button below to register for this webinar or all six webinars in the ANA COVID-19 Series:

Registration is FREE for both ANA members and non-members.

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Justin Gill, DNP, APRN, FNP cared for one of the earliest patients diagnosed with COVID-19 in the U.S. and has been through a surge of patients coupled with scare resources. Justin provides valuable tips that will help you when you are facing similar challenges.

Schquthia Peacock, FNP works in an area that is seeing increasing cases of COVID-19. Schquthia speaks to the critical roles that ambulatory care nurses are uniquely positioned to play during the pandemic. She also shares the range of emotions that she has personally experienced in the face of the daunting circumstances presented by COVID-19 – emotions all nurses will experience when caring for COVID-19 patients regardless of setting.

As new cases of COVID-19 continue to emerge across the country, nurses working in all settings will be challenged to recognize and manage these patients quickly and effectively. This webinar brings new perspectives from outside the acute care setting that will be valuable for not only ambulatory care nurses but also for nurses in all facilities caring for COVID-19 patients.

 

Topics include:

• What to anticipate as your COVID-19 cases increase
• Valuable tips based on real-life experience caring for COVID-19 patients in the ambulatory setting
• You know more than you think: The benefits of your infection control fundamentals
• How traditional roles that nurses fill take on new urgency in the COVID-19 environment, including advocate, educator, caregiver, and many others
• You are not alone: The range of emotions that nurses feel while caring for COVID-19 patients

View this on-demand webinar and discover key ways to manage your environment, your patient and your safety. You will be inspired, reassured, and better prepared to care for COVID-19 patients.

Who should attend: ALL NURSES IN ALL SETTINGS

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The webinars in the ANA COVID-19 series cover different aspects of this crisis and provide up-to-date information that can be applied immediately in your care of COVID-19 patients. Each of these approximately 60-minute webinars has been developed and recorded in the last few weeks. 

The other webinars in the ANA COVID-19 Webinar Series are:

• How You Can Have a Direct Impact on Reducing The Devastating Racial Disparities of COVID-19
• How to Survive the Pandemic with An Unbroken Spirit: Actions to Take Right Now to Stay Strong and Focused
• How to Respond to Ethical Challenges and Moral Distress during the COVID-19 Pandemic 
• Be Confident Protecting Yourself and Providing the Best Care to Your Patients during this COVID-19 Pandemic (focus on PPE)
• Ventilator Management: Essential Skills for Non-ICU Nurses 

Click the button below to register for all six webinars in the COVID-19 Series or pick the ones most relevant to you:

 Register NOW

Made possible by the generosity of the American Nurses Foundation.

No contact hours are being awarded for attending this webinar. However, ANA is working on providing CNE for each webinar in the ANA COVID-19 Webinar series for those nurses who require CNE hours. Register now and you will be notified as soon as CNE is available and what steps to take to secure the credit.

Registration is required prior to viewing.

*Questions, please email anamembershipwebinars@ana.org

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