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Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Translating Evidence into Practice 2025

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    Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Translating Evidence into Practice 2025

     Include: 22 videos + 18 pdfs, size: 4.79 GB
    Target Audience: oncologists
     Information:
    Date & Location: Tuesday, March 25, 2025, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Online
    Specialties – Critical Care, General Surgery, Hospitalist, Medical Oncology, Nursing, Oncology and Hematology, Pediatric Oncology, Pharmacology and Medication Management, Surgical Oncology
    Overview

    This innovative annual forum, tailored for healthcare professionals across all disciplines, showcases the translation of evidence into practice. This year’s program features over 20 innovative quality improvement projects and practice initiatives. You’ll hear directly from project leads as they share their strategies for successfully driving meaningful change at their institutions. Each presentation will highlight successful examples of utilizing high-quality evidence to achieve impactful improvements in practice and outcomes.

    We’re honored to welcome Deborah Baker from Johns Hopkins Health Systems as this year’s keynote speaker, who will deliver an exciting presentation on Developing Nurse Clinician Scientists: Translating Evidence to Improve Practice and Nurse Autonomy.

    Podium Presentations will cover five key topic areas, including:

    Technology and Innovation
    Example Presentation: Staff Dash – A Data-Driven Dashboard to Inform Staffing Decisions
    Symptom Management through Supportive and Integrative Therapies
    Example Presentation: Implementing a Standardized Writing Form to Monitor Dysgraphia for the Immune Effector Cell-Associated Encephalopathy (ICE) Score
    Leadership and Professional Development
    Example Presentation: Improving Scheduling Efficiency in the Setting of Staff Turnover and Increased Surgical Volume in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit Using Census Data Trends
    Interprofessional/Interdisciplinary Collaboration
    Example Presentation: Criteria Utilization to Optimize Physical Therapy Services in Acute Care Oncology Postoperative Thoracic Populations
    Risk Mitigation Strategies in Oncologic Population
    Example Presentation: Use of Antiseptic Barrier Caps to Reduce Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections in Stem Cell Transplant and Cellular Therapy Patients

    Finally, a Rapid-Fire Poster Session will cover a range of topics such as:

    — Standardizing the Process for Checking Investigational Oral Medications to Improve Patient Safety in Clinical Trials
    — Transdisciplinary Post-CAR-T Therapy Coordination and Education in Non-Oncology Areas

    Registered attendees will receive access to an online syllabus after the conference, which will include select PDFs of the faculty presentations (slides) and recorded videos.

    This conference is designed for healthcare professionals of all disciplines including nurses, advanced practice providers, physicians, pharmacists, dieticians, social work, physical therapists, occupational therapists, respiratory therapists or any other licensed clinical practitioner interested in learning more about evidence-based healthcare and how to integrate it into their practice.
    Objectives
    At the conclusion of this program, learners will be able to:
    1. Identify methods used to gather high-quality evidence in order to make a practice change
    2. Recognize successful implementation strategies for change management
    3. Illustrate the importance of demonstrating the return on investment for evidence-based change
    4. Discuss strategies used to translate research into daily practice

     

     Topics:
    • Administration and Monitoring Practices for Drugs at Higher Risk for Infusion Reaction.mp4
      Administration and Monitoring Practices for Drugs at Higher Risk for Infusion Reaction.pdf
      CAUTI Reduction by Updating Hazardous Urinary Incontinence Management.mp4
      CAUTI Reduction by Updating Hazardous Urinary Incontinence Management.pdf
      Criteria Utilization to Optimize Physical Therapy Services in Acute Care Oncology Postoperative Thoracic Populations.mp4
      Criteria Utilization to Optimize Physical Therapy Services in Acute Care Oncology Postoperative Thoracic Populations.pdf
      Dancing the Line- Reducing Toe Out to Toe in Time.mp4
      Dancing the Line- Reducing Toe Out to Toe in Time.pdf
      Developing Nurse Clinician Scientists- Translating Evidence to Improve Practice and Nurse Autonomy.mp4
      Developing Nurse Clinician Scientists- Translating Evidence to Improve Practice and Nurse Autonomy.pdf
      Early Palliative Care in Patients Receiving CAR T cells.mp4
      Early Palliative Care in Patients Receiving CAR T cells.pdf
      EBP2025_Brochure.pdf
      Implementing a Standardized Writing Form to Monitor Dysgraphia for the Immune Effector Cell-Associated Encephalopathy (ICE) Score.mp4
      Implementing a Standardized Writing Form to Monitor Dysgraphia for the Immune Effector Cell-Associated Encephalopathy (ICE) Score.pdf
      Improving Scheduling Efficiency in the Setting of Staff Turnover and Increased Surgical Volume in The PostAnesthesia Care Unit Using Census Data Trends.mp4
      Improving Scheduling Efficiency in the Setting of Staff Turnover and Increased Surgical Volume in The PostAnesthesia Care Unit Using Census Data Trends.pdf
      Interprofessional Interdisciplinary Collaboration Q&A.mp4
      Leadership and Professional Development Q&A.mp4
      Mindfulness Breathing in Oncology Nursing.mp4
      Mindfulness Breathing in Oncology Nursing.pdf
      Nurse Initiated Nutritional Screening and Referral System.mp4
      Nurse Initiated Nutritional Screening and Referral System.pdf
      Nurse-Led Pre-Procedure Teaching Program to Improve Patient Access.mp4
      Nurse-Led Pre-Procedure Teaching Program to Improve Patient Access.pdf
      Promoting the Use of Continuous Vital Signs Monitoring (CVSM) Technology for Early Recognition of Clinical Deterioration in Non-ICU Adult Hospitalized Patients.mp4
      Promoting the Use of Continuous Vital Signs Monitoring (CVSM) Technology for Early Recognition of Clinical Deterioration in Non-ICU Adult Hospitalized Patients.pdf
      Rapid-Fire Poster Session.mp4
      Rapid-Fire Poster Session.pdf
      Reducing Needlestick Injuries- Updating Our Blood-Collection Set.mp4
      Reducing Needlestick Injuries- Updating Our Blood-Collection Set.pdf
      Risk Mitigation Strategies in Oncologic Population Q&A.mp4
      Staff Dash- A Data-Driven Dashboard to Inform Staffing Decisions.mp4
      Staff Dash- A Data-Driven Dashboard to Inform Staffing Decisions.pdf
      Symptom Management through Supportive and Integrative Therapies Q&A.mp4
      Technology and Innovation Q&A.mp4
      Use of Antiseptic Barrier Caps to Reduce Central Line Associated Blood Stream Infections in Stem Cell Transplant and Cellular Therapy Patients.mp4
      Use of Antiseptic Barrier Caps to Reduce Central Line Associated Blood Stream Infections in Stem Cell Transplant and Cellular Therapy Patients.pdf
      When Nothing Exists- Establishing Consensus for a Dilation Protocol for Underserved Populations.mp4
      When Nothing Exists- Establishing Consensus for a Dilation Protocol for Underserved Populations.pdf