Telehealth for Faith Community Nurses
Thursday, December 17 at 6PM Central Time
(7 Eastern, 6 Central, 5 Mountain, 4 Pacific)
Join us after this webinar for the Annual Faith Community Nurses International Meeting at 7 PM Central Time
Program Description: Join us for this presentation for Faith Community Nurses on the evolving healthcare delivery
methodology using telemedicine. Telehealth modalities, limitations and best practices for telehealth will be discussed
in light of the challenges of living in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
Presenter is Dianne Conrad DNP, RN, FNP-BC, FNAP
Associate Professor, Grand Valley State University
She has done research and study in telehealth, has become a national speaker on telehealth.
She is recognized as a national/international expert on telehealth.
She has been an associate professor since 2011 and certified family nurse practitioner since 1996,
teaching in a doctoral nurse practitioner program. Telehealth is one of the topics of healthcare delivery
that is required in our curriculum. She has also been a Parish Nurse for our local parish since the 1990’s.
Credit for 1.0 contact hour of continuing nursing education has been requested.
This event is free for members, $25 for nonmembers
Thursday, December 17 at 6PM Central Time
(7 Eastern, 6 Central, 5 Mountain, 4 Pacific)
Join us after this webinar for the Annual Faith Community Nurses International Meeting at 7 PM Central Time
Program Description: Join us for this presentation for Faith Community Nurses on the evolving healthcare delivery
methodology using telemedicine. Telehealth modalities, limitations and best practices for telehealth will be discussed
in light of the challenges of living in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
Presenter is Dianne Conrad DNP, RN, FNP-BC, FNAP
Associate Professor, Grand Valley State University
She has done research and study in telehealth, has become a national speaker on telehealth.
She is recognized as a national/international expert on telehealth.
She has been an associate professor since 2011 and certified family nurse practitioner since 1996,
teaching in a doctoral nurse practitioner program. Telehealth is one of the topics of healthcare delivery
that is required in our curriculum. She has also been a Parish Nurse for our local parish since the 1990’s.
Credit for 1.0 contact hour of continuing nursing education has been requested.
This event is free for members, $25 for nonmembers
Preparing the Way for the Lord: Engage, Reflect, and Respond
We are witnessing the death of over 220,000 people from COVID. This is being compounded by the deep roots of racial and economic injustice. Hope and respect seem to be losing ground. How do we reflect on these challenging issues and weave them into the practice of Faith Community Nursing? True self-reflection is often facilitated through engagement with others. Many people of faith use this time to prepare for receiving the peace and joy of Christmas. Please join us as we prepare to move beyond the initial conversation into deeper intimacy in reflecting and preparing ourselves for this sacred time of the year.
We are witnessing the death of over 220,000 people from COVID. This is being compounded by the deep roots of racial and economic injustice. Hope and respect seem to be losing ground. How do we reflect on these challenging issues and weave them into the practice of Faith Community Nursing? True self-reflection is often facilitated through engagement with others. Many people of faith use this time to prepare for receiving the peace and joy of Christmas. Please join us as we prepare to move beyond the initial conversation into deeper intimacy in reflecting and preparing ourselves for this sacred time of the year.
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Monday evenings | Virtual Sessions held on Zoom 8-9pm EST, 7-8pm CST, 6-7pm MST, 5-6pm PST November 30: Hope December 7: Peace December 14: Love December 21: Joy |
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You asked and we listened.
Many of you have been asking to see Westberg Institute's 2020 Position Statements
They are normally located on the FCN Practice and Research page under the title:
Faith Community Nurses Professional Practice Standards, Guidelines, and Resources
but now you can link to them here:
Faith Community Nurses Professional Practice Standards, Guidelines, and Resources
but now you can link to them here:
Upcoming monthly video conference Research and EBP Support dates: November 6, 2020 |
Research and EBP Support Zoom Hour Offered monthly by appointment only To register: Email contact@FCNInternational.org
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Located in Western North Carolina, Lees-McRae College, in collaboration with Faith Community Nurses International, will now offer its resources as both an academic partner and home site for FCNI. Housed within the May School of Nursing and Health Sciences on the campus of the private, four-year institution, Lees-McRae offers field-specific preparation and hands-on learning in order to enhance its broad core curriculum. To learn more about Lees-McRae and the May School of Nursing and Health sciences, visit www.lmc.edu.
Faith Community Nurses International
Lees-McRae College ● May School of Nursing and Health Sciences
191 Main St. ● Banner Elk, NC 28604
828-898-8820