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Workshop: Critical Legal and Documentation Focuses and Mandates For School Nurses In 2002 Kansas City, MO - April 30 - May 1,
2002 Phoenix, Arizona - May 7 - 8, 2002 Houston, TX - May 23 - 24, 2002 Dallas, TX - May 28 - 29, 2002 Boise ID - June 4 - 5, 2002 Bismarck, ND - June 6 - 7, 2002 Portland, OR - June 11 - 12, 2002 San Diego, CA - June 13 - 14, 2002 Buffalo, NY - June 18 - 19, 2002 Baltimore, MD - June 21 - 22, 2002 San Antonio, TX - June 25 - 26, 2002 Hartford, CT - July 9 - 10, 2002 Manchester, NH - July 18 - 19, 2002
Are
you in the school nursing and school health environment and suffering from “I need
more specific legal and documentation direction syndrome”? If so this dynamic course that guarantees to give
you straight up answers ideas, solutions and directions is for you. Featured, as the faculty, is well known speaker,
consultant, author and success and survival strategist, Dr. Gloria “Jo” Floyd
(Ph.D, RN), author of “School Nursing Today" and 50 + other educational
materials. You will be thrust into a sea of
awareness that will boost your school nursing / school health knowledge in this fast paced
two day program. As a participant you will be
given insights, information, and documents to jump-start you in this millennium to
practice legally and effectively while documenting for maximal success and protection. By the end of day one you will be able to; 1)
Explain selected issues impacting your role in the year 2002 and beyond, 2) Discuss
relevant standards of practice critical to professional vs unprofessional functioning in
the school nurse role, 3) Identify key policies and documentation processes germane to
most care components, 4) Describe a
multiplicity of dynamics impacting how you care for general and special need populations,
focused toward individualized health plans and emergency care planning strategies and 5)
Grasp the overall legal picture and safety protections needed for nursing and school
health functioning. Day two will also push
you into an updated thinking toward the role of documentation and relevant charting
safeguards and processes in today’s school nursing environment. By the end of this fast paced day you should be
able to: 1) Share at least 15 directions, issues, trends and mandates applicable to
documentation in the field, 2) Describe the importance of a systematic and consistent
process for basic, general and special needs student admission protocol system wide, 3)
Explain how the nurse practice act and documentation have relevance to each other and
provides a legal safeguard to you, the student client and the school organization, 4)
Document to assure the ability to settle legal controversy and/or issues when questioned
and 5) Develop at a beginning level a comprehensive school health manual for distribution
at school. Employing a mixture of teaching
formats that include lecture/discussion, small group work, self assessment, brainstorming
and/or audiovisual instruction, the speaker promises a humorous, fast-paced, fun-filled,
content-driven and clinically sound approach to enhancing your knowledge skills and
abilities in the area of legal and documentation issues. Schedule:
Schedule: Day II: Documentation
Workshop Speaker/Leader: Dr.
Gloria “Jo” Floyd, a recognized author, speaker,
consultant and survival strategist has produced and/or presented over 1,000 workshops and
seminars attended by thousands nationwide. For
over 33 years, Jo has been the heartbeat for program participants leading them in common
sense survival approaches to a variety of challenges.
Since she founded NCEHS in 1978, she has prided herself on customizing her
programs to assure participant empowerment and realistic survival. Dr. Floyd earned the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
from Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. She
has been a consultant to over 350 agencies, schools, businesses, associations,
universities, hospitals, home care agencies and related facilities throughout the U.S. Never idle for long, Jo is published in numerous
professional journals and is the author of Survival Strategies for Managing Life, Stress,
Obstacles, Challenge and Change. She is also
featured in/on over 60 other nationally distributed audio-visuals and educational
materials including: On Leaders and
Leadership, Communicating Effectively, Improved Productivity through Stress Management,
Documenting Patient Care Legally and Effectively, Legalities of Documentation, Recording
Clinical Actions, and On Being The Effective Teacher/Educator/Presenter. Jo is constantly reading, analyzing, networking
and researching to continue to bring up to the minute options to her clients nationwide
via educational materials, workshops, seminars, keynote addresses and consultation. Dr. Floyd is, also, nationally recognized as a
medical-legal expert in the area of legal and documentation issues. She assists in review and analysis of simple to
complex medical and legal cases. Jo has
received numerous awards, citations and recognitions from a variety of groups. She has held positions as Administrator, Director
of Nursing, Education, Surgery and Central Services, Inservice Education Coordinator,
Professor, Television and Radio Host, Health Writer, and Staff Nurse. Dr. Floyd has, also owned four businesses. She has been successfully married for over 35
years to Elliott and is the mother of 5 children. Dr.
Floyd is an inductee into the Leadership Texas Hall of Fame and the San Antonio
Women’s Hall of Fame. Dr. Floyd has
taught numerous school nursing courses throughout the United States. She is also a licensed child and school health
care administrator.
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