This 3-hour webinar will begin with two general presentations and be followed by one breakout session chosen by the participant.
Continuing education: 3.0 RN CE; 3.0 RD CPEU
Note: To obtain full credit, you must participate in both opening presentations and one breakout session.
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: A YEAR LATER, WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED, LOST AND REDISCOVERED
Charitha Gowda, MD, MPH, MSCE, will review the epidemiology, clinical manifestations and diagnosis of COVID-19 disease; and discuss public health interventions, anticipated and unanticipated consequences and associated mitigation strategies.
IT’S ESSENTIAL: TAKING CARE OF YOU SO YOU CAN TAKE CARE OF PATIENTS
Eileen T O’Grady PhD, NP, PCC, will describe the burden COVID-19 has placed on Health Care Professionals (HCPs), and provide concrete strategies to improve resilience and self-care.
Please select one of the following breakout sessions when registering:
CARE AND COMPLICATIONS: NUTRITION SUPPORT FOR THE HOSPITALIZED ADULT COVID-19 PATIENT
Jan Powers, PhD, RN, CCNS, NE-BC, will address the nutrition care and complications of the hospitalized adult COVID-19 patient by identifying strategies for feeding in the prone position.
POST INFECTION OBSERVATIONS AND NEEDS OF THE ADULT COVID-19 PATIENT
Tarun Kapoor, MD; Angela Skrzynski, MD, and Jeannie Hendricks, RDN, will examine the role of telehealth in the recovery of the COVID-19 patient; investigate opportunities for the multidisciplinary team; and identify nutrition interventions to address long-term consequences and care of COVID-19 patients.
MULTISYSTEM INFLAMMATORY DISEASE IN CHILDREN (MIS-C): WHAT DO WE KNOW?
Guliz Erdem, MD, will describe the incidence, management and ongoing research on MIS-C focusing on the association between MIS-C and Kawasaki disease.
SARS COV2 TREATMENT IN THE PEDIATRIC PATIENT
Garrett Hunt, MD, MPH, DTM&H, will address the treatment strategies and complications in pediatric patients with the diagnosis of COVID-19.
COVID-19, BABIES AND NUTRITION: QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Sharon Groh-Wargo PhD, RDN, will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on care of high-risk newborns, and pose questions and answers to neonatal nutrition care during the pandemic.
RESILIENCY 2.0
Eileen T O’Grady PhD, NP, PCC, will assist participants in discovery of new strategies on successful habit formation and goal attainment by exploring the practices that promote self-regulation and self-authorship.