This year-long series of lectures, panels and discussions will help us all to consider the origin, nature, and consequences of our individual and shared beliefs from religious faith to superstitions to conspiracy theories.  Why and how do we believe the things we do? Where do those beliefs come from and what experiences in our lives inform, strengthen, challenge, or change them? How dependent are our individual lives and our lives as citizens upon a set of shared beliefs? And how do we reconcile our beliefs with those whose beliefs contradict our own, especially when those other believers are our fellow citizens, our colleagues and friends, or members of our family?

Location Information
Melucci Theater at the Roger and Francine Jean Student Center

Contact Information
Humanities@Anselm.edu

Additional Information
Facilitated by Dr. Jay Parini, Axinn Professor of English and Creative Writing at Middlebury College

As the aging population continues to grow, healthcare professionals must adapt to evolving policies, emerging technologies, and the unique needs of diverse older adult communities. This full-day Geriatric Nursing Conference will provide cutting-edge insights into age-friendly care models, virtual nursing and AI applications, hearing loss innovations, healthcare disparities, and inclusive practices for LGBTQIA+ older adults. Through expert-led discussions, interactive case studies, and evidence-based strategies, attendees will gain the knowledge and tools to enhance the quality of care for older adults in a variety of healthcare settings.

Learning Outcome:   At the conclusion of this conference, participants will be able to identify emerging best practices, technological innovations, and inclusive care strategies to improve health outcomes, reduce disparities, and enhance the quality of life for older adults in diverse healthcare settings.

Target Audience:  This conference is ideal for nurses, nurse educators, healthcare administrators, social workers, allied health professionals, and anyone dedicated to improving geriatric care.

Contact Hours: 6

Multiple Speakers: Mary Eweka, Emily Anderson, Cecilia Hardacker, Ben Bradley, Kris Haring, Chantal LeFrancois
 

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This virtual webinar provides an in-depth, evidence-based exploration of wound care for nursing professionals. This full-day program offers a step-by-step approach to understanding the science of wound healing, effective assessment techniques, and innovative treatment options. Participants will explore various wound etiologies, prevention strategies, and practical demonstrations of advanced wound care products and techniques. Legal considerations in wound management will also be addressed to ensure compliance and optimal patient outcomes.

Target Audience:

This program is designed for nurses and healthcare professionals involved in wound management across a variety of clinical settings. It is ideal for those seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in wound assessment, treatment, prevention, and care planning.

Learning Outcome:

At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to apply evidence-based practices to assess, treat, and prevent wounds effectively, leveraging advanced wound care techniques and products while addressing the unique needs of patients and upholding legal and ethical standards in wound management.

Faculty: Stephani Hunt, MSN, RN, WCC, OMS, ONC, CFCN

Earns 5 Nursing Contact Hours

Cost: $119

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