OR EXECUTIVESUMMIT™

April 3–6, 2016Anaheim, CA

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A Portfolio of Hill-Rom Surgical Companies

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Don’t miss this exclusive program created specifically for directors and executives in the perioperative arena to discuss:

• Perioperative surgical home• Analytics: Asking the right questions• Unique device identification• Thriving to manage perioperative productivity• The paradoxes of the perioperative nurse• Physician cost and outcomes variation• Lateral violence in the perioperative setting

Beyond the Summit, your registration entitles you to:• Access to AORN’s Surgical Conference & exhibit hall• Access to all educational sessions within the Leadership Development SummitTM

• Access to any of the Surgical Conference & Expo 2016 education sessions• Private networking lounge for Summit attendees only• Admittance to comprehensive poster displays• Breakfast and lunch each day and a networking reception

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Engage with speakers, learn from industry

experts, and come away with solutions to your most pressing issues.

Surf the Hall Experience an Exhibit Hall Unlike Any OtherRide the party wave through the exhibit hall to discover new products for your OR, hot jobs, and CE credits to make yourself a perioperative maven. Collect points from exhibitors with your conference mobile app to win hourly giveaways. After all that surfing, chill out at “The Shore” for a rad time.

Managers and above will have the opportunity to visit the exhibit floor during exclusive hours. This allows for interrupted opportunities to interact with exhibitors

Simulation ExperiencesExplore dynamic learning experiences at several AORN-sponsored simulation activities in the exhibit hall.

• Positioning Considerations

• Hi-Fidelity Using Crisis Checklists

• Disaster Management in the OR

Exhibit Hall Opening ReceptionSunday April 3 | 4:30 - 7pmDon’t miss this high-energy event filled with food, prizes, and fun.

EXHIBIT HALL HIGHLIGHTS

OR Executive SummitTM attendees will have access to the exhibit hall during

private hours. This means the floor will only be

occupied by managers and above– allowing you

unhindered access to exhibitors, products, and

demonstrations.

SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE

SATURDAY, APRIL 2ND

1:30-3:30pm AORN Congress: Candidates Forum

4-5pm AORN Congress: First Forum

SUNDAY, APRIL 3RD

6:30am-4pm Ethicon Summit Networking Lounge (for Summit attendees only)

6:30-7:30am Conference Attendee Orientation

7-8am Breakfast Symposiumpresented by Sage Products

7am-5pm AORN Congress: Voting for Candidates

7:30am-4pm AORN Foundation: Silent Auction

8:15-9:30am Opening Session: The Perioperative Surgical Home: Coming to an Operating Theater Near You

9:45-11am Analytics: Asking the Right Questions

11:15am-12:15pm Unique Device Identification (UDI) in the OR

12:30-1:30pm Lunch Symposiumpresented by Pacira Pharmaceuticals

2-3pm AORN Opening Ceremony

3:30-4:15pm Opening General Education Session: On My Own Two Feet presented by Amy Purdy

4:30-7pm Exhibit Hall: Grand Opening Reception. Food, Prizes, Fun.

MONDAY, APRIL 4TH

6:30am-4pm Ethicon Summit Networking Lounge (for Summit attendees only)

7-8am Breakfast Symposiumpresented by 3M Health Care

7am-5pm AORN Congress: Voting for Candidates

8-9am AORN Congress: First House of Delegates

8-9am Exclusive Exhibit Hall hour Managers plus guest

9am-4pm Exhibit Hall open to all attendees

4:15-5:30pm Jerry G. Peers Lectureship: Mark Thompson and Individual & Writer's Awards

8-11:30pm AORN Foundation Silver Soiree (tickets sold separately)

You will leave these sessions with tactics and strategies you can immediately implement at

your facility.

TUESDAY, APRIL 5TH

6:30am-4pm Ethicon Summit Networking Lounge (for Summit attendees only)

7-8am Breakfast Symposiumpresented by CareFusion, a BD Company

7am-5pm AORN Congress: Voting for Candidates

9am-2pm Exhibit Hall open

8:15-9:15am Thriving to Manage Perioperative Labor Productivity in a “Culture of Accommodation”

11am-12pm The Paradoxes of Perioperative Nurse Leadership

12:15-1:15pm Physician Cost and Outcomes Variation: Tackling the Tough Conversations

2:30-3:30pm AORN Congress: Second Forum

4:15-5:15pm AORN Foundation General Session: Countdown To Safety presented by Mike Mullane

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6TH

6:30am-12pm Ethicon Summit Networking Lounge (for Summit attendees only)

7-8am Breakfast Symposiumpresented by Clorox Healthcare

8-9:15am Hot Topic!

9:30-10:30am Lateral Violence in the Perioperative Setting

11am-12pm General Session: Periop Challenge

12:15-1:15pm Closing Luncheon Symposium

1:30-2:30pm AORN Congress: Second House of Delegates

2:30pm AORN Closing Ceremony

I took away several good examples of how to get my staff to work as a team and how to keep them informed.

–2015 Attendee

SPEAKER LINEUPThis is a great opportunity to learn from industry experts. You will leave with innovative ideas, vital resources, and a network of peers. All of which will help ensure long-running success in your OR.

Pamela Chism, BSN, RN As a PACU nurse for over 20 years, Pamela has opened two surgery centers.

Zeev N. Kain, MD, MBAChancellor’s Professor of anesthesiology, pediatrics, and psychiatry, and the Chair of the department of anesthesiology and perioperative care at University of California (UCI) Irvine Health. He has had continuous NIH funding since 1996 and published over 250 publications in the peer-reviewed literature. He has been instrumental in implementing Perioperative Surgical Home at UC Irvine Health

Jane A. Kusler-Jensen, MBA, BSN, RN, CNOR As a specialist master with Deloitte Consulting, LLP, Jane was previously the executive director of the Orthopedic Hospital of Wisconsin and director of perioperative services for River Woods Outpatient Center and Ozaukee Campus, part of Columbia St. Mary’s Healthcare System.

Jeannette L. Prochazka, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC Operations Director for the Surgical Services Clinical Program at Intermountain Healthcare, Salt Lake City, Utah. She joined Intermountain Healthcare in 2010 as the Surgical Services Director for the Central Region and moved to her current position in 2012.

Ann Z. Putnam, MSN, RN, CNORProComp nurse project manager at Intermountain Healthcare in Salt Lake City, Utah. She has more than 15 years of experience in the OR and due to her military background has had the opportunity to work in ORs across the country.

What a great way to collaborate and learn new ways to accomplish our goals.

–2015 Attendee

Marian E. Tatarczuk, DNP, RN, CNA-BCA Nurse Administrator dedicated to clinical and professional excellence with advance skills in leadership development, cultural transformation, process and systems design. She has over 25 years of leadership in a variety of settings with board certifications in nursing informatics and nursing administration.

Patrick E. Voight, MSA, BSN, RN, CNORA senior manager in the health care consulting practice of Deloitte & Touche where he is the firm’s lead content expert for perioperative services. Patrick is an RN with more than 20 years of experience in the OR.

Amy M. White, BSN, RN, CNORAn OR nurse at The Surgery Center at Nationwide Children’s Hospital Surgery Center since 1998. After less than a year of starting, she beccame the OR Charge Nurse and served in this capacity for 14 years until she was promoted in 2013 to the OR Program Manager.

Natalia Wilson, MD, MPH Associate Director in the School for the Science of Health Care Delivery and academic program director for medical studies in the College of Health Solutions at Arizona State University (ASU). She oversees degree programs in medical studies, health care delivery, and public health.

David A. Wyatt, PhD, RN, CNORAssociate Operating Officer, Perioperative Enterprise and Associate Nursing Officer, Surgery Patient Care Center at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Vanderbilt Medical Group. He is responsible for operational management and clinical leadership for the inpatient and ambulatory adult surgical division.

Attend and learn how industry leaders successfully overcome the same issues

affecting your facility.

PRE-CONFERENCE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMSIn addition to the OR Executive Summit™, more education is being offered prior to the conference. Immerse yourself in this concentrated educational event. You will come away more prepared, confident, and armed with important information you can immediately apply to your practice.

CCI’s Fundamentals of OR Management31.0 CHs | April 1–2

Deadline to register: March 21, 2016. Please note onsite registrations are not available. Led by industry experts, this “mini-MBA” course provides current and aspiring perioperative leaders the tools to effectively and profitably lead a surgical services department. This interactive workshop is designed to cultivate specific knowledge and skills, encompassing the most relevant issues facing OR managers.Continuing Education Credit This activity is pending approval for 31 contact hours by the Competency and Credentialing Institute, an approved provider of continuing education by the California Board of Registered Nursing, provider number 15613. To receive contact hours and a certificate of mastery for the program, all activities must be completed by December 31, 2016. Activities approved by CCI are recognized as continuing education for registered nurses.

CCI’s Interactive Workshop for Surgical Services Educators20.1 CHs | April 1–2

Deadline to register: March 21, 2016. Please note onsite registrations are not available.This professional development course provides the most current information and tools for developing, teaching, and supporting best practices in the perioperative educator role. The workshop will include both didactic classes and smaller, focused break-out sessions, allowing immediate application of material and valuable feedback from experienced educators.Continuing Education Credit This activity is pending approval for 20.1 contact hours by the Competency and Credentialing Institute, an approved provider of continuing education by the California Board of Registered Nursing, provider number 15613. To receive contact hours and a certificate of mastery for the program, all activities must be completed by December 31, 2016. Activities approved by CCI are recognized as continuing education for registered nurses.

Pre-Conference programs are not included in conference fees. Visit aorn.org/preconference for more details, to see the speakers for each program, and to register.

Education is for improving the lives of others and for leaving your community and world better than you found it.–Mariam Wright Edelman

CCI’s Infection Prevention Essentials for the Perioperative Nursing Professional7.0 CHs | April 2

Deadline to register: March 21, 2016. Please note onsite registrations are not available.During this interactive session, the perioperative nurse will be exposed to the core concepts of infection prevention and control related to the perioperative setting. Three common sources of Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) will be addressed: contaminated hands of the health care provider and patient, the contaminated environment, and the contaminated skin of the patient. Each of these factors can lead to the development of both Surgical Site Infections and also additional Healthcare Associated Infections. Additionally, the most critical evidence-based practice information for HAI prevention will be reviewed related to the surgical environment. Continuing Education Credit This activity is pending approval for 7 contact hours by the Competency and Credentialing Institute, an approved provider of continuing education by the California Board of Registered Nursing, provider number 15613. To receive contact hours and a certificate of mastery for the program, all activities must be completed by December 31, 2016. Activities approved by CCI are recognized as continuing education for registered nurses.

TeamSTEPPS® Master Training Course13.0 CHs | April 1-2

In order to work as a highly effective perioperative team, you have to put many different pieces into place. The TeamSTEPPS® system has been utilized in health care for over 20 years. The evidence-based program will teach you strategies, techniques, and tools to teach others in your facility this teamwork system to improve patient safety and communication.

Upon completing this two-day course, you will receive a set of ready-to-use materials and training curriculum designed for you to successfully teach and integrate teamwork principles into practice.

You will use these tools to teach the rest of your team how to use these tools every day to benefit teamwork and break down barriers.

Registration deadline for CCI pre-conference programs:

March 21, 2016

No walk-ins will be accepted.

Make the most of your time at the conference– register

for a Pre-conference Certificate Program, take a

stroll on the beach, or explore the surrounding area.

What will you discover while

you’re in Anaheim?

Perioperative Medical Malpractice Mock Trial7.0 CHs | April 2

This interactive, all-day workshop encourages audience participation in a mock medical malpractice trial involving a hospital/ASC and a perioperative registered nurse. The morning session will consist of an overview of the medical/legal processes with an interactive discussion on documentation and apology and disclosure programs designed to reduce the frequency and severity of malpractice claims. The remainder of the session will be devoted to a presentation of a mock trial with a plaintiff suing a nurse and the facility in which he/she works.

The mock trial will capture the themes discussed in the morning session. The audience will be asked to participate as jurors, including deliberation of a verdict, to have a better understanding and personal sense of malpractice risks in the perioperative setting. There will be role-playing with individuals playing the part of the plaintiff and defendant, a judge, the plaintiff attorney, the defense attorney, and expert witnesses.

Team-Based Literature Appraisal Using the AORN Evidence Appraisal Tools7.0 CHs | April 2

Evidence-based practice (EBP) is now recognized for its important contribution to patient care. Appraising literature is a fundamental step in the EBP process and serves to incorporate the research findings into clinical decisions. This hands-on workshop will teach participants to utilize the AORN Evidence Appraisal Tools to view clinical issues from the perspective of “What does the evidence support” and “What decision should follow.”

Bringing Shadow Behavior into the Light of Day: Understanding and Addressing Bullying BehaviorSponsored by AORN Career Center

7.0 CHs | April 2

This workshop is designed to foster a greater understanding of why bullying occurs, understand the subtle distinctions between incivility and bullying behavior, Increase awareness of the difference between giving into the need to act like a bully and true bullying

OR Executive SummitTM attendees have full access to

an exclusive networking lounge throughout the summit.

PRE-CONFERENCE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

behavior, create awareness and insight into the personality of a bully, understand the collaboration needed between leadership, labor and human resources to create a zero tolerance for bullying culture, build de-escalation skills, and understand fundamental holistic approaches to taming the bully with each of us.

Perioperative Management of Trauma Patients7.0 CHs | April 2

The individual who experiences multiple traumatic injuries presents challenges for perioperative teams. This all day session is to assist perioperative nurses in increasing knowledge in management of the multitraumatized patients. Topics to be covered are treatment of traumatic shock to include the prevention or interruption of the vicious cycle of hypothermia, coagulopathy and metabolic acidosis. Specific traumatic injuries will be described along with the appropriate care for each injury. Because of the increasing number of older adults, information will be provided on the special considerations for the older adult who has experienced trauma.

7th Annual AORN International Summit: Transforming Global Perioperative Practice6.0 CHs | April 2

The provision of safe surgical care to achieve optimal outcomes for all patients is driven by perioperative practice, perioperative standards of care, site specific policy and procedure and governmental legislation. With ever changing technology and patient acuity, it is up to perioperative personnel and health care facilities to navigate the forever transforming policy and procedures that impact decision making, changes in practice, and ultimately patient care.

The 7th Annual International Summit brings together international experts from Belgium, China, Colombia, England, Ireland, and The Netherlands within the perioperative field to discuss these mechanisms and the challenges faced with their implementation. Education, nursing ratios, and patient safety are the main topics for discussion and the inclusion of an open forum will assist in gaining a full picture of the challenges faced by us all.

Come early or stay late to enjoy some of the many

attractions the area has to offer. Enjoy the temperate

climate, take a relaxing walk along the beach, and soak in the beauty. Come for the

conference. Stay for vacation.

EDUCATIONAL CONTENT

The Perioperative Surgical Home: Coming to an Operating Theater Near You*

Zeev N. Kain, MD, MBA

The Perioperative Surgical Home (PSH) is an effective clinical care delivery model that reduces medical costs, improves patient satisfaction, and enhances clinical quality. This model has been shown to reduce patient length of stay, patient readmission rates, and rate for surgical complications, leading to a reduction of costs and greater patient satisfaction.

Analytics: Asking the Right Questions*

David A. Wyatt, PhD, RN, CNOR

Explore concrete examples of analytic tools that are assisting perioperative executive leaders in making decisions about resource allocation and planning for growth opportunities.

Unique Device Identification (UDI) in the OR*

Natalia Wilson, MD, MPH

The US Food and Drug Administration now requires labeling of implantable devices with unique device identification (UDI) in a barcode format that reflects manufacturer, make, model, lot number, serial number, and expiration date of the implant. Join us for the most current information on UDI use, impact on clinical care and workflow, and the role of OR nurses in the introduction of new technology and process to use UDI.

Thriving to Manage Perioperative Labor Productivity in a “Culture of Accommodation”*

Jane A. Kusler-Jensen, MBA, BSN, RN, CNOR; Patrick E. Voight, MSA, BSN, RN, CNOR

Gain a practical approach to balancing surgeon demands for additional OR time against the perioperative labor budget while we discuss how to manage “up” to the “C-Suite.”

I left the Summit with several methods to become a better leader and how to change the culture of the OR.

–2015 Attendee

The Paradoxes of Perioperative Nurse Leadership*

Marian E. Tatarczuk, DNP, RN, CNA-BC

How do nurses become PNL? What do PNL enjoy about their roles? What do PNL find challenging in their role? And what is it like to be a Perioperative nurse leader? Strategies based on research will be shared for how to become and prepare to be a perioperative nurse leader, and how to overcome challenges and maximize joy in this critical role.

Physician Cost and Outcomes Variation: Tackling the Tough Conversations*

Ann Z. Putnam, MSN, RN, CNOR; Jeannette L. Prochazka, MSN, RN, ACNS-BC

A 22-facility system is taking aggressive steps to provide quality care to patients and control costs. The success of this initiative is having a big impact with a combined reduction of direct costs over $74.5M since starting in 2013.This session will share the lessons we have learned and strategies you can successfully implement.

Lateral Violence in the Perioperative Setting*

Amy M. White, BSN, RN, CNOR; Pamela Chism, BSN, RN

Increase your awareness and recognition of lateral violence in the perioperative setting and learn how to decrease incidents in your workplace. Learn to understand both the employee and organizational effects, and determine how to role model behaviors to increase awareness and decrease incidents of lateral violence in your workplace.

Hot Topic!

Hot topics are sessions that have been identified as containing critical information that perioperative nurses need to know.

There will be over 500 exhibitors at the Surgical

Conference and Expo 2016. Attendees of the OR Executive SummitTM have the opportunity to stroll through the exhibit floor

during private hours—this means more one-on-one

time with vendors and unimpeded hands-on

product demonstrations. For more information about the CSSM exam please visit www.cc-institute.org/cssm/about-the-cssm-exam

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Connect with your peers and become part of something bigger.

Make plans to attend this exclusive event to hone and gain practical leadership skills you can use immediately in your workplace.

Who should attend?• Chief Nursing Officers• Vice Presidents of Nursing• OR Directors and Managers• Risk Managers• Quality Control Managers• Patient Safety Officers• Quality Performance Managers

OR EXECUTIVESUMMIT™

April 3–6, 2016Anaheim, CA

2170 S Parker Rd #400Denver, CO 80231-5711

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