This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved by the Northeast Multistate Division Education Unit, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation

Friday, March 19, 2021

7:00 am - 1:30 pm

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Network, Learn & Recharge Your Batteries!

Has caring for patients during the pandemic left you feeling beaten down and burned out? Spend a day with your colleagues from across the region who understand. In addition to the wealth of information, you’ll have the opportunity to:

• Engage with corporate members & network with colleagues
• Celebrate your ingenuity & hear how others have adapted their care during the pandemic
• Listen to patients talk about coping with their cancer diagnosis and the challenges of maintaining social connection during a time of social isolation
• Let your hair down, let your smile slip, and speak your truth
• And did we mention giveaways & prizes

Exciting News!

We’ll be using the magnificent meeting platform, Evia – your home base for speaker bios, handouts, fascinating virtual exhibits, live stream sessions, live chats and hanging out with colleagues & corporate members in the NNECOS Networking Lounge!

Agenda 

7:00 am	Dunkin' Gift Card Networking
7:30 am	On the Frontlines: In the Line of Duty
8:00 am	Oncology Care During COVID: Lessons We’ve Learned
9:00 am	Exhibit Break / Networking
9:20 am	Coping Challenges During COVID: Patient Experience   Panel
10:10 am	Abstract Podium Presentations
11:00 am	Virtual Poster Sessions
11:30 am	Where's My Vaccine?
12:15 pm	Networking / Exhibits / Grand Prize Drawing
12:30 pm	Communication, Compassion and Well-being in the Age of     COVID

Featured Sessions:

  

With COVID, frontline workers are taking risks every day. Join Elizabeth McGrath for an insightful discussion with former fire chief, Tom Schofield, and his two EMT sons, about their family's COVID experience, including Tom's hospitalization and a lung cancer scare. Hear how the experience changed their perspective and how they have become more compassionate interacting with patients in the field. 

Check out the WMUR segment at https://www.wmur.com/article/its-pretty-damn-scary-former-fire-chief-describes-surviving-serious-case-of-covid-19/35367789