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Kathy Van Dusen, RN, PresidentJanet Williams, RN, President-ElectDavid Samuelson, RN, Immediate Past-PresidentLouella Buell, RN, TreasurerLinda Rosenberg, RN, SecretarySusan Smith, RN, Director-at-LargeENA'S VISION STATEMENTENA is indispensable to the global emergency nursing community.ENA'S MISSION STATEMENTThe mission of the Emergency Nurses Association is to advocate for patient safety and excellence in emergency nursing practice.MINUTES ENA State Council March 22, 2018Chapter Representative Meeting .................................................................45 min Call to Order (K. Van Dusen) ... .................................................................10 minEstablish Quorum- Attendance: 11 Chapter Reps presentWelcome & Introductions (acknowledge first time attendees) –Raffle TicketsAdoption of Meeting Agenda/ Additional items: approvedApproval of Minutes: January 2018- approved President’s Report (K. Van Dusen)..................................................................10 minTreasurer Elect Appointment- David Samuelson was approved by chapter representation presentState Fundraising Challenge & Texas- California continues to work on beating Texas in a healthy competition. Lantern for State Councils State Social Media Position AppointmentEMS Committee Chair- there were 2 members interested in the position and Judy has agreed to mentor them for the rest of 2018. Member Survey- Board will be sending out a short survey to members to find out how we can meet their needs or find ways to increase involvement at the local or state level.ENA State Scholarship deadline July 31, 2018Ellie Encapara National BOD Call : Talked about key goals and accomplishments at ENA National Membership >43,000 members currently with an 8% increase in new membersRetention Goal- reaching out to new members20/20 program gained 600 New MembersAuto renewal option for members- will allow members to make monthly payments as an option or auto pay the entire renewal as desired. Program will launch in the summer.Groups of 5 or more can join at the same time and recieve a $10 discount when they joinDiscussed the “resources” on the ENA Website fornurses to print and distribute to patientsNew “Manager Survival Guide” located at the ED MarketplaceGovernment Affairs Update: Reported that the “SOAR” bill has assembly and is going to the Senate.Day on the Hill update: May 8-9th and will include 175 participants. Currently there are 21 spots unclaimed. California may be able to claim 4 addional spots once the deadline passes. New ENA Headquartes is under renovation in Colorado. It is located near the old site and the new building has more land and entertaining space as well as room for expansion. ENA National Conference September 29 – October 2nd in Pittsburgh. Register now to recieve the discounted rates or the $100 reservation option. ENA STAT is an email sent to all membership and includes updates from National. Check your emails.2019 ENA National Conference will be in Austin, Texas in late September Treasurer’s Report (Samuelson)...................................................State Checking $390,499.78State Market Savings $28,590.40State High Yield Savings $69,304.95 Total State Accounts $488,395.13Chapter Checking $136,512.26Chapter Savings: $19,664.00 Total Chapter Accounts $156,176.26 Director at Large Report: Calendar of Future ENA Events ......................................................................................................Informational Locations for 2018 State Council Meetings: May 10-11 Fes-Parker Hotel Santa BarbaraAug 9-10 Sonoma Lodge SonomaNov 8-9 Kona Kai Resort San DiegoLocations for 2019 State Council Meetings: (hotel confirmation TBD)Jan 10-11 Lake Tahoe Resort Lake TahoeMar 13-14 Sheraton SacramentoMay 9-10 Aug 8-9 Sheraton AnaheimNov 7-8 San DiegoCommittee MeetingsGovernment Affairs (Dukes): Chapter/Committee News: The meeting called to order with an overview of the Cal ENA Leg Day on March 21st. We had 22 participants this year who spent the day advocating for Emergency Nurses. We had several great speakers including Debby Rogers from the California Hospital Association who presented on Leadership and Public Policy, Linda Tenerowicz from Assembly member Rodriguez’s office and Dr. Carrieann Drenton who sits on the Board on California Association of Emergency Physician. After exciting morning of education, all 22 participants walked across the street to the state capitol to meet with legislators to discuss the needs of emergency nurses and our patient population. Due to limited time for the meeting, there was a nice discussion on AB1795 and the impact of alternate destinations. California ENA is in support of this bill. Another bill that was discussed heavily was SB 1152 which would increase the resources that hospitals would provide to homeless patients upon discharge. The discussion focused on the intent of the bill, but the burden it would place on ED’s and hospitals’ to comply with the regulations. Other bills briefly discussed include ? New Bills discussed AB 238 AB 1753 SB 1152 AB 2156 AB 2280 AB 2983 Submitted By: Al & Leslie DukePediatric (B.Stinnett): Chapter/Committee News: :There was a discussion on the ENPC revisions. We are expecting them to come 4th quarter of 2018. The updates will have more interactive lectures, more online, and there is discussion on a one day renewal class for ENPC. There are discussions about making ENPC and TNCC TNP’s similar. State sponsored course for ENPC instructor will be August 9, 2018 the day before the state meeting in Sonoma. This will be an opportunity for more of our members to attend the state meeting, which is the next day in the same venue. The group agreed that the committee would work with social media to promote any education or events specific for pediatrics. There was discussion on pediatric medication safety in Emergency Department. The ENA has created a position statement on this process. We encourage all ED nurses to read this paper and implement the suggestions, if not done already. Submitted By: Mindy PotterEMS (Scott): Chapter/Committee News: :As always, the EMS Committee reviewed multiple reports from a variety of Committees and Task Forces throughout the state. Core Measure - The final issues have not yet been approved by the EMS Commission. The topic is on the June agenda. At the present, they are considering 16 measures. The EMS Commission report from the 21 Mar meeting is listed separately. The State Stroke Task Force has their report in the Finance Committee at present and the STEMI TF document will soon be out for public comment. Wall time is still a controversial issue. Be sure to review AB 2280. Could be away to bypass the normal review process. Other bills you should follow AB 238, AB 1795, AB 2156, AB 2983. Community Paramedic programs are still alive. The aim is to continue discussion through 2018 and hopefully in 2019. See SB 746 A recent research report states elderly patients generally have a poor outcome when returning to the Emergency Department within 30 days of a previous visit.. A risk factor to note in triage. During the Round Table it was discussed to always have one staff nurse from EACH department report to the Emergency Department automatically when Code Triage is paged. This give the ED support until the Command Center is functioning and the Labor Pool organized. Great Point. Check you emergency plan. Submitted By: Judith A. ScottIQSIP (W. Pritts)Leadership and Practice (J. Rossi)Education (D. Idman-Gervais): Chapter/Committee News: :.The annual Educational” 911 Conference” is Friday April 27,2018 at the La Mesa Community Center in San Diego. Registration details on our chapter website. We recently sent out a postcard to all SD Chapter members with information about educational opportunities, tool kits and upcoming ENA events that can be found on??. Also included was information on our SD Chapter meetings and, CA State Council Meetings. We are still accepting Scholarship applications to be awarded at the 911Conference on April 27, 2018 Submitted By: Dianne Idman-GervaisTrauma (S. Fortier) EMS Commission (Snyder): Chapter/Committee News: :Minutes to EMSA commission meeting can be found on the EMSA site:? Measures: EMSA has revised the Core Measures program to accommodate the transition to the NEMSIS Version 3.4 standards. EMSA initiated an ad-hoc work group comprised of EMS stakeholders to enhance the existing Core Measure set. This group, which met on November 2nd, 2017, reviewed each of the California Core Measures as well as those developed through the EMS Compass Initiative. The recommendations from the ad-hoc group were discussed and reviewed by the Core Measures Task Force on November 28, 2017. The EMSA commission deferred approval until the June meeting. Disaster: There will be a 4% cut to HPP funding for the state. Drug Shortages: EMSA is reporting pain medication shortages and is considering adding Ketamine, IV Tylenol and Nitrous Oxide to the optional scope of practice for paramedics. Regulations: The following information is an update to the regulation rulemaking calendar approved by the Commission on EMS on December 6, 2017. In accordance with Health and Safety Code Section 1797.107, the Emergency Medical Services Authority is promulgating the following regulations: EMSC Open for public comment until April 30th. STEMI and Stoke regulations passed through finance department. APOT: Ambulance patient offload times: Ambulance patient offload times (APOT) continue to be submitted quarterly to EMSA. To date, 15 of the 33 LEMSAs have provided at least one Quarter’s worth of APOT information, represented 238 (non-unique) hospitals for 2017 Data. Of those reporting LEMSAs, only 8 LEMSAs provided the full years’ worth of 2017 data. Currently, EMSA is working to develop a repository for this information to enhance the ability for review and analysis. Doing so will help to streamline future submissions of APOT information. Additionally, EMSA revised the APOT reporting spreadsheet to include clearer instructions, formatting enhancements, additional aggregate information, and cost per unit hour. EMSA continues the review of APOT submissions and is working to determine the best ways to visualize the information in a meaningful way. LEMSAs are encouraged to complete and submit APOT information to EMSA each quarter and continue to monitor and analyze APOT data to help identify and implement quality improvement strategies where needed. The DHV Program has over 23,500 volunteers registered. Over 20,900 of these registered volunteers are in healthcare occupations. All 58 counties have trained DHV System Administrators in their MHOAC Programs. EMSA provides routine training and system drill opportunities for all DHV System Administrators. Over 9,300 of the 23,500 plus DHV registered responders are Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) members. EMSA publishes the “DHV Journal” newsletter for all volunteers on a tri-annual basis. The most recent issue was released on January 29, 2018. The “DHV Journal” is available on the DHV webpage of the EMSA webpage:?. The DHV website is:?. Ongoing technical support and clarification is provided to public safety agencies, LEMSA’s and the general public regarding all AED statutes and regulations. EMSA is working on a webpage to provide information regarding AED statutes for clarification. Review and approval of public safety AED programs according to Chapter 1.5 Section 100021 continues. Submitted By: Carol SnyderENAF: Chapter/Committee News: :The State Challenge began on February 1st with the theme of "Get jazzed for scholarships!" and continues until 31 May. Today's Opportunity drawing raised $600 thanks to the prizes donated by Kern County Chapter, San Francisco Chapter, Sacramento Chapter, EMS Committee, Judy Scott and Diane Schertz. The Star Bank became half-full and will be available at the May meeting when those donations will be added to our tally. Discussed the opportunity to "buy a brick" for $250 or $500 for the new building. Details are pending. Chapters are encouraged to donate to get their name on a brick. ENAF Scholarship applications accepted until 30 April 2018 1200 PM Central time. Sincerely appreciate everyone's support!!! Submitted By: Diane M Schertz, BS, RN, FAEN Lunch BOD Presentation on understanding BOD RolesMembershipCommunications: Press Secretary, WEB NewsletterDelegate Update Chapter ReportsChannel Islands #378: Chapter/Committee News: :Disaster Preparedness Training for nursing students- Feb at Ventura College Working with Ventura County EMS and local acute care hospital to offer stop the bleed training-May looking forward to hosting State Council in our region in Santa Barbara Submitted By: Ed PulidoEast Bay #223Greater LA #224: Chapter/Committee News: :In January, we had two members attend the state meeting in Laguna Beach. On February 10, our chapter met at The Daily Brew Coffee Bar in Montebello. We watched/listened to a webinar from the American Hospital Assoc. entitled Mass Casualties Preparation and Response; Lessons Learned from Las Vegas and Orlando. Afterward, we had a great discussion about practical things we could implement in our own hospitals in the event of a mass casualty event. Our next chapter meeting is April 12 and will be a sponsored event at Bourbon Steak in Glendale. The topic will be treatment options for patients with von Willebrand disease. We are also offering $50 worth of opportunity prizes to entice members to attend. At our April 12 meeting, we will encourage members to serve on the chapter board for 2019. We will arrange our elections to coincide with the states elections in May 2018. We have sent out a "Save The Date" for our big event, The CEN Olympics, on June 23 at Huntington Memorial Hospital. We are already getting a lot of interest in this event and hope to have a very exciting and fun afternoon of competition between teams from area hospitals. Great prizes will be awarded to the top 3 teams. Lunch included. Registration with a minimal entrance fee are required. CEs will be provided for RNs and MICNs. We are continuing to promote service as a delegate at the upcoming National Conference in Pittsburgh. August 30 we will have our chapter meeting at Harbor/UCLA in Torrance where we will have one of their trauma/ED MDs as our guest speaker. Submitted By: C. Snyder on behalf of R. Keniston, PresidentGLA : May 1st update:On April 12, 2018 at Bourbon Steakhouse in Glendale we were fortunate to be a part of a very interesting presentation by hematologist, Dr. Vinod Balasa, MD on the first ever product created by Shire specifically for the treatment of von Willebrand Disease. The speaker was excellent and the attendees agreed that they took away a lot more information and knowledge that they had prior to the presentation. There was an excellent turnout for the meeting. Following the presentation, we discussed upcoming events, such as the State Meeting in Santa Barbara on?May 11, becoming a delegate for the upcoming National Conference in Pittsburgh, plans for other speakers at our chapter meetings, and discussion about becoming involved in the chapter at the board level. A primary focus of our discussion surrounded our upcoming CEN Olympics event, how to get involved and a request to encourage our colleagues to participate. Submitted By: Ruth KenistonInland Empire #362: Chapter/Committee News: :It has been a busy 1st quarter. In February the Inland Empire Chapter partnered with a local hospital to provide a day of education on the Las Vegas tragedy. Thank you Diane who provided the CE's for the course! The conference had over 330 attendees with some great speakers. The chapter hosted at booth thank you to Leslie Duke and we yielded 9 new members in the month of February! That was our biggest month so far this quarter we had a total of 20 new members! Next month our meeting will be hosted by the Cheeta Medical group at Eisenhower medical Center. Submitted By: Mindy PotterKern County #442 : Chapter/Committee News: :We had a successful ENPC class and have a possible 4-5 participants that have qualified for instructor. We are trying to do an instructor class just for these people on May 5th. Also we will be having a luncheon meeting sponsored by Crofab on June 1st in Tehachapi on snake bites. Submitted By: Lark BowerMonterey Bay #495Loma Prieta #232Mid-Valley #225Orange Coast #226: Chapter/Committee News: :Education /Scholarships OCENA scholarships- Gary Sparger x2: $500 and Vicki Dippner Robertson $1000 Applications due: 05/31/18? Chapter Meeting on March 13, 2018 hosted by Boehringer at Maggiano's Restaurant. Next Chapter Meeting will be held May 3, 2018 at Zov's Restaurant. It is already full, so if you would like to be on the wait list email our vendor at:?michelle.grenier@magnolia-?April 14th there is a volunteer opportunity at the Orange County Recovery Collaboration, they need help with sign in and ushers. This is a great time to get involved with preventing drug use in our county and is heavily supported and sponsored by many agencies, organizations, and legislative reps! We look forward to seeing you soon! Keep an eye out for our ENA Lantern, roaming through our ER's and our cities, highlighting how ER Recent Events: Blood drive @ CHOC March 5-9 Nursing Career Fair at CSUF 3/12, OCENA hosted a boot Upcoming Events: Educational event 8/18/18- Fullerton, CA- St Jude’s Medical Center Treasurer Report: Revenue: $11,998.83 Membership Report: 8 new members Submitted By: Angela Reyes, President Elect Sacramento #253San Diego #226: Chapter/Committee News: :Our annual Educational 911 Conference is Friday April 27,2018 at the La Mesa Community Center.. Registration details on our website. We recently sent out a postcard to all of our Chapter members with information about educational opportunities, tool kits and upcoming events both Locally, In SD and National events that can be found on??. Also included was information on our Local Chapter meetings and State Council Meetings. We are still accepting Scholarship applications to be awarded at our Conference April 27th. Deadline April 15th. Submitted By: Dianne Idman-GervaisSan Francisco #230: Chapter/Committee News: :It has been a busy 1st quarter. In February the Inland Empire Chapter partnered with a local hospital to provide a day of education on the Las Vegas tragedy. Thank you Diane who provided the CE's for the course! The conference had over 330 attendees with some great speakers. The chapter hosted at booth thank you to Leslie Duke and we yielded 9 new members in the month of February! That was our biggest month so far this quarter we had a total of 20 new members! Next month our meeting will be hosted by the Cheeta Medical group at Eisenhower medical Center. Submitted By: Mindy PotterSuperior #379I. Roundtable/ Adjourn: 16:00 ................
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