Updates in Transitional Care Series (Part 1 and Part 2)
Updates in Transitional Care Series (Part 1 and Part 2)
If purchasing individually:
CNE hours: Each module qualifies for 1.5 ANCC accredited nursing professional development contact hours Cost: $45 each for Non-SCA members; $35 each for SCA members. You will receive access to a recorded video, along with electronic materials.
If purchasing as a series:
CNE hours: The series qualifies for 3.0 ANCC accredited nursing professional development contact hours Cost: $80, for Non-SCA members; $65 for SCA Memebrs. You will receive access to a recorded video, along with electronic materials.
CNE hours:
Each webinar qualifies for 1.5 Continuing Nursing Education Hours (CNE).
You will receive a recorded video, along with electronic materials. Spiritual Care Association Nursing Division is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
These webinars can be purchased individually or as a series.
If purchasing individually:
CNE hours: Each module qualifies for 1.5 ANCC accredited nursing professional development contact hours (CNE) and Continuing Nursing Professional Development Contact Hours available on request.
Cost: $35 each for SCA Members; $45 each for non-SCA Members.
You will receive access to a recorded video, along with electronic materials.
If purchasing as a series:
CNE hours: The series qualifies for 12.0 ANCC accredited nursing professional development contact hours (CNE) Cost: $250 for SCA Members; $325 for non-SCA Member.
You will receive access to a recorded video, along with electronic materials.
CNE hours:
Each webinar qualifies for 1.5 Continuing Nursing Education Hours (CNE). You will receive a recorded video, along with electronic materials.
Spiritual Care Association Nursing Division is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Part 1: Updates in Transitional Care and Models Part 1: Hospital-based, Working Informally with Faith Communities
Does transitional care decrease hospital readmission rates? This interactive webinar examines the role of faith community nurses according to research regarding factors that lead to hospital readmissions and the interventions that reduce them. Dr Ziebarth will present results from one pilot and two 2-year studies collecting and examining nursing interventions provided by faith community nurses to patients transitioning from hospital to home in which the nurse had a formal relationship with the hospital and informal relationship with faith communities. The faith community nurse transitional care interventions are compared with transitional care priority interventions. Join this important research discussion to learn more about transitional care.
Part 2: Updates in Transitional Care and Models Part 2: Formal Relationship with a Faith Community and an Informal Relationship with a Hospital.
In part 2 of the Transitional Care Series, research that has tested various models of transitional care will be reviewed. Dr. Ziebarth will present a new transitional care model in which the faith community nurse has a formal relationship with a faith community and informal relationship with a hospital. In addition, resources and tools for faith community nurses working with patients transitioning from hospital to home will be discussed.
Questions?
Director of Nursing Division
T: 212-644-1111 x107
shinton@spiritualcareassociation.org
