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Please join us for scholarly discussion hour on Tuesday September 15th from 6-7 pm Central time. Our guest speaker with be Cassis Boateng to discuss the following article and research:
Boateng, A. C., Webster, J., & Richmond, T. S. (2023). Spiritual coping behaviors among injured urban black men in Philadelphia. Archives of psychiatric nursing, 46, 91-97.
Description: This conference explores spiritual care, end-of-life communication, and trauma-informed approaches for vulnerable populations. This activity equips faith community nurses with evidence-based strategies for holistic practice, concluding with a vital focus on the healing power of sleep and self-care for the practitioner.Outcomes: Upon completion of activities at this conference, learners will be able to:1. Describe 2 types of ministry that the FCN can provide to anyone they serve regardless of spiritual/religious beliefs.2. Identify 2 core principles for end-of-life communication with patients and families.3. Discuss 2 Trauma-Informed Care approaches when engaging vulnerable populations.4. Describe 2 evidence-based sleep hygiene strategies that nurses can implement.
Registration:
Early Bird rate until August 31: Members $120; Non-members $175
Regular rate on September 1: Members $135; Non-members $190
Students: Prelicensure $50; Post-licensure $75
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