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<strong>2020</strong> Florida Nurses Association<br />

What Does Communication Have to Do<br />

with Evidence-Based Practice? Everything!<br />

Cheryl Christy, DNP, RN<br />

Research shows that the quality level of communication in nursing interactions<br />

has a significant influence on patient outcomes, patient safety, and patient/<br />

nurse satisfaction. The Triple Aim of Healthcare cannot be met without nurses<br />

providing clear, concise, and complete communication while providing any kind<br />

of health care service. The COVID-19 virus has exposed just how essential<br />

quality communication is in today's healthcare environment.<br />

Understanding the Endocannabinoid<br />

System: A Nurse's Duty<br />

Stephanie Maruca, RN, CCM<br />

Casondra Jacobs, BSN<br />

Deb McCauley, BSN, CRRN<br />

This panel discussion will be divided into three segments. "Say<br />

Hello to your ECS: The 12th Body System"- high level introduction to the<br />

Endocannabinoid System including a brief history, key components, and<br />

function. "The NCSBN Guidelines: Nursing Care of Patients Using Medical<br />

Cannabis" - Current literature on the nursing care of patients using medical<br />

cannabis will be reviewed as well as evidence-based nursing guidelines. The Six<br />

Principles of Essential Knowledge will be discussed. "Nursing Advocacy in <strong>2020</strong>: A<br />

Call to Action" Guidance to nurses on how to effectively position themselves as an advocate as it pertains to<br />

cannabinoid therapeutics.<br />

Infectious Disease Update:<br />

COVID-19 in Florida -<br />

Where are we Now?<br />

Barbara Russell, MPH, BSHSA, RN, CIC, FAPIC<br />

Deborah Hogan, MPH, BSN, RN<br />

Darlene Edic-Dempsey, DNP, APRN<br />

This panel presentation will provide an up-to-date overview of the current<br />

COVID-19 pandemic in Florida. Current epidemiology, clinical care and<br />

assessment, and vaccine progress will be discussed.<br />

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