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Greg
Burns
The Jason Program
Seco, ME
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Sharing the ELNEC-PPC program
with colleagues within the Jason Program and using it
as a training tool
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Will be using the ELNEC-PPC
modules for a training for home health care providers
in Maine in October 2005
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Presented the pain and symptom
management modules at a regional conference
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Provides ELNEC-PPC training
in Maine and Vermont
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Brenda
Eng
Children's Hospital
San Diego, CA
- Met with Hematology/Oncology End of
Life Committee
- Provided one-day end-of-life course
to hematology/oncology and PICU staff
- Served as faculty for ELNEC-Association
of Pediatric Oncology Nurses (APON) course
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Deborah
LaFond
Children's Oncology Group
Washington, DC
- Presented Introduction to Palliative
Care in Pediatrics to the Children's Oncology Group (COG)
- Presented a 2-day ELNEC-PPC course
in Washington, DC-91 pediatric nurses attended
- Worked on a pediatric Oncology Palliative
Care listserv in collaboration with COG and APON
- Submitted an article to Nursing Spectrum
announcing the Washington, DC area attendees at the August
2003 ELNEC course
- Working on Pediatric Oncology Palliative
Care Guidelines
- Attended the Maryland Pediatric Palliative
Care Summit and discussed initiatives for caring for children
in Maryland
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Nancy
Diane Manelli-Brewer
Hospice of Sacred Heart/Sacred Heart Medical Center
Eugene, OR
- Was interviewed by local newsletter
after completing the ELNEC-PPC national training
- Provided a 3-day ELNEC-PPC training
program
- Presented Special Considerations in
Palliative Care at the International Hospice and Palliative
Care conference in Rome, Italy
- Awarded a $18,000 grant for the development
of a palliative care training program
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Sylvia
McSkimming
Supportive Care of the Dying: A Coalition
for Compassionate Care
Portland, OR
- Organized a national ELNEC-PPC train-the-trainer
course in St. Louis, MO with 62 in participants from 19
states, representing 29 programs
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Melissa
Silva
Children's National Medical Center
Washington, DC
- Held four inservices on palliative
care using the pain, symptom management, and introduction
to palliative care ELNEC-PPC modules
- Participated in medical staff professional
rounds on palliative care
- Participating in the development of
pediatric palliative care guidelines by the Children's Oncology
Group (COG)
- Assisted in organizing a regional
conference at Children's National Medical Center in collaboration
with APON
- Developed critical pathway and pre-printed
orders for palliative care team
- Planning to conduct focus groups with
bereaved families
- Participated in medical grand rounds
on palliative care
- Developed guidelines for management
of fevers at the end of life for the COG pediatric palliative
care guidelines
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Karla
Wilson
City of Hope National Medical Center
Duarte, CA
- Presented pain lecture, including
management of pain in palliative care at end-of-life for
a nursing orientation and review courses through the Southern
California pediatric hematology/oncology education group
- Lead editor and author of the pain
module for APON'S Foundations of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
Nursing: A Review and Orientation Course
- Presented Pediatric Palliative Care
and End-of-Life Issues at San Diego's Children's Hospital
for a medical CME course for physicians on pain management
(70 physicians and 20 nurses attended)
- Presented End-of-Life Care in Pediatric
Oncology at the spring 2004 Southern California APON with
225 nurses in attendance
- Assisted in organizing two APON sponsored
ELNEC-PPC courses (Duarte, CA and Washington, DC) with total
of 135 attendees at both course
- Developed pediatric palliative care
guidelines related to neurological symptoms associated with
end of life for the COG website
- Revised the Communication module for
ELNEC-PPC curriculum
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