Download Embracing Excellence in Oncology

HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN
11 TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Embracing Excellence in
Oncology
Nursing Practice
FEBRUARY 19 - 20, 2016
WESTIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA HOTEL
686 ANTON BOULEVARD
COSTA MESA, CA 92626
This program made possible by a generous donation
to the Hoag Hospital Foundation from Circle 1000
Conference Overview
This conference is designed to address practical issues
and clinical challenges that oncology nurses face each day.
Hoag’s 11th Annual Oncology Nurses Conference “Embracing Excellence
in Oncology Nursing Practice” is designed for nurses dedicated to the field
of oncology who practice in settings across the continuum of care. During
this two day conference, attendees will benefit from an intimate learning
environment in which prominent faculty will present the latest in oncology
care and provide practical strategies and tools to improve nursing practice
and patient outcomes.
CEU Accreditation & Credit Designation
This conference has been approved by the California Board of Registered
Nursing, with provider number 00146, for a total of fourteen (14.0) contact hours
(7.0 for Friday, 7.0 for Saturday), of continuing education credit for R.N.s.
Who Should Attend
This conference is intended for oncology and radiation oncology nurses.
Pharmacists as well as others with an interest in recent advances in the treatment
of solid tumors and hematologic malignancies are welcome to attend. Students
enrolled in a registered nursing program who have interest in oncology are invited
to attend this program.
Acknowledgment
This event is generously supported by Circle 1000.
Circle 1000 is a Hoag Hospital Foundation support group
benefitting Hoag Family Cancer Institute at Hoag Hospital
in Newport Beach.
Educational Objectives
Summarize how to collaborate with patients, their
families, and other clinical team members to reach
solutions and solve problems from a cancer survivor’s
point of view.
Identify current treatments available for ovarian cancer
and their associated challenges.
Describe how to implement Sepsis advisory triggers
in the inpatient oncology unit.
Describe the current state of breast cancer
treatment including new therapies and gold standard
treatments.
Summarize the current state and treatment of
malignant brain tumors.
Discuss EGFR mutant and ALK rearranged lung
cancer and discuss the history of targeted therapies
in these cancers and the new generations of therapies
currently treating drug resistance.
Examine some of the elements and dynamics of the
patient’s and/or family’s spiritual and relational needs
during a very poignant moment in life.
Identify the role of the oncology nurse navigator
across the continuum of care.
Identify new drugs that have been FDA approved
for cancer treatment in 2015.
Review nursing management challenges of
caring for lymphoma patients receiving new and
novel therapies.
Describe current updates in breast cancer surgery.
Identify changes in cognition and associated risks
in patients receiving chemotherapy treatment.
List examples of when RXT is indicated in the
treatment of cancer and describe the different types
of RXT used.
Describe the impact of cancer genomics on early
cancer diagnosis, management and treatment and
the opportunities gained, and the changing landscape
resulting from the study of hereditary tumors.
Identify how to prepare your patient for a
interventional radiology visit.
Discuss the most current innovations in Interventional
Radiology used to treat cancerous tumors while
minimizing possible injury to other organs resulting in
prolonged quality survival for patients with cancer.
Program Directors
Carolyn Rondou, MSN, RN, OCN ®
Director of Inpatient Oncology
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Tina Tillman, MSN, RN, FNP, CNS, OCN®
Clinical Nurse Specialist,
Education Coordinator, Oncology Services
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Nancy Lee, MN, RN, OCN®
Manager
Hoag Outpatient Infusion Centers
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Faculty
Rev. Gerald Arata, M. Div.
Pastoral Care
Hoag Hospital
Jeanne R. Barber, BSN, RN, CRN
Interventional Radiology
Charge Nurse
Hoag Hospital
Janet Batt, MS, RN, CNS
Palliative Care CNS
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Lori Berberet, MS, RN
Clinical Cancer Nurse Navigator
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Michelle Booth, BSN, RN
Clinical Cancer Nurse Navigator
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
John V. Brown, MD, FACOG, FACS
Medical Director, Minimally
Invasive Gynecologic Surgery
Hoag Women’s Health Institute
Amy Goodrich, MSN, NP-AC
Nurse Practitioner
Johns Hopkins Kimmel
Cancer Center
Rhonda Hjelm, MSN, RN, OCN®
Clinical Cancer Nurse Navigator
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Mr. Matt Jones
Seven Continent Marathon Man
Three-time Cancer Survivor
Teresa Knoop, MSN, RN, AOCN®
Assistant Director,
Clinical Trials Shared Resource
Vanderbilt-Ingram
Cancer Institute
Louise C. Strong, MD
Sue and Radcliffe Killam
Endowed Chair
Professor, Department of Genetics
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Robert G. Louis, MD
Neurosurgeon
Skull Base and Pituitary
Tumor Program
Hoag Neurosciences Institute
Melvin J. Silverstein, MD, FACS
Gross Family Foundation
Endowed Chair in
Oncoplastic Breast Surgery
Medical Director,
Hoag Breast Center
Clinical Professor of Surgery
Keck School of Medicine
University of Southern California
Ralph Mackintosh, PhD, DABR
Medical Physicist
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Marie Miao, MSW
Palliative Care Inpatient
Social Worker
Hoag Hospital
Sandy Southerland,
BSN, RN, OCN®
Clinical Cancer Nurse Navigator
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Lilian Reed, RNC
Clinical Cancer Nurse Navigator
Hoag Family Cancer Institute
Brenda Shelton, DNP, RN,
CCRN, AOCN®
Clinical Nurse Specialist
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive
Cancer Center at John Hopkins
William R. Shankle, MS,
MD, FACP
Judy & Richard Voltmer
Endowed Chair in Memory and
Cognitive Disorders
Hoag Neurosciences Institute
Kelly M. Thomas, BSN, RN, CRN
Senior Nurse Manager
Radiology
Hoag Hospital
Louis VanderMolen, MD
Clinical Professor – Oncology
Keck School Medicine
USC Norris Hematology/
Oncology-Newport Beach
Alexandra Wanat, RN, BSN
Registered Nurse
Massachusetts General Hospital
Program Agenda
DAY ONE – FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2016
7 – 7:30 AM
Registration, Coffee and Exhibits
7:30 – 7:45 AM
Welcome
Carolyn Rondou, MSN, RN, OCN ®
7:45 – 8:45 AM
Nursing is a Marathon
Mr. Matt Jones
8:45 – 9:45 AM
Overview of GYN Cancer
Treatment Options
John V. Brown, MD, FACOG, FACS
9:45 – 10 AM
Breakfast and Exhibits
10 – 11 AM
Chemotherapy Side
Effect Management
Brenda Shelton, DNP, RN,
CCRN, AOCN®
11 AM – 12 PM
Chemotherapy Options
for Breast Cancer
Louis VanderMolen, MD
12 – 1 PM
Lunch and Exhibits
1 – 2 PM
Brain Tumors and Gliomas
Robert G. Louis, MD
Speaker times subject to change
2 – 2:50 PM
Overcoming Drug Resistance
in Lung Cancer with Targeted Agents
and Immunotherapies
Alexandra Wanat, RN, BSN
2:50 – 3:15 PM
Afternoon Break and Exhibits
3:15 – 4:15 PM
End of the Innocence:
Care During End of Life
Rev. Gerald Arata, M. Div.
Marie Miao, MSW
4:15 – 5:15 PM
Oncology and Palliative Care Navigation
Across the Continuum of Care
Janet Batt, MS, RN, CNS
Lori Berberet, MS, RN
Michelle Booth, BSN, RN
Rhonda Hjelm, MSN, RN, OCN®
Lilian Reed, RNC
Sandy Southerland, BSN, RN, OCN®
5:15 – 5:30 PM
Question and Answers –
Conclusion of Day 1
DAY TWO – SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2016
7 – 7:30 AM
Registration, Coffee and Exhibits
7:30 – 7:45 AM
Welcome
Carolyn Rondou, MSN, RN, OCN®
7:45 – 8:45 AM
New Cancer Drug Update 2015
Teresa Knoop, MSN, RN, AOCN®
8:45 – 9:45 AM
Lymphoma: What’s New in HL and NHL
Amy Goodrich, MSN, NP-AC
9:45 – 10 AM
Breakfast and Exhibits
10 – 11 AM
Incredible New Approaches
to Breast Cancer Surgery
Melvin J. Silverstein, MD, FACS
Gross Family Foundation Endowed Chair
in Oncoplastic Breast Surgery
11 AM – 12 PM
Cognition Function Following
Chemotherapy
William R. Shankle, MS, MD, FACP
Judy & Richard Voltmer Endowed Chair in
Memory and Cognitive Disorders
12 – 12:15 PM
Introduction – Keynote Speaker
12:15 – 1 PM
Nursing and Breast Cancer:
A Survivor’s Story
1 – 2 PM
Lunch & Exhibits
2 – 3 PM
RXT: How it Works
and the Types of RXT
Ralph Mackintosh, PhD, DABR
3 – 4 PM
Impact of Cancer Genomics
on Precision Medicine
Louise C. Strong, MD
4 – 5 PM
Interventional Radiology
and the Care of the Oncology Patient
Kelly M. Thomas, BSN, RN, CRN
Jeanne R. Barber, BSN, RN, CRN
5 – 5:15 PM
Question and Answers –
Program Adjourns
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Embracing Excellence in Oncology Nursing Practice
FEBRUARY 19-20, 2016 • WESTIN SOUTH COAST PLAZA
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