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Transitioning the Complex, Technology Dependent CHILD from Hospital to Home Care 6/15/17 - 12PM
Live classroom The purpose of this activity is to provide the learner with information on the disease process and skills or techniques used to manage these clients at home. Criteria for Successful Completion of Activity to claim CE Certificate
Cancellation/Refund If course is cancelled: By BAYADA; if the education is cancelled for any reason the learner will receive a full refund for any applicable course fee. BAYADA will not be responsible for any associated fees or costs such as travel or lodging. By learner; any applicable course fee will be refundable up until one (1) day prior to date registered for the education. After this date the course fee may be non-refundable. BAYADA will not be responsible for any associated fees or costs such as travel or lodging. Complaint Resolution Contact education@bayada.com for any grievances and the complaint will be addressed within two (2) business days. Complaints will be disseminated to all appropriate parties for review and resolution of any conflicts or grievances. Special Needs Contact education@bayada.com for consideration of request. If special needs accommodations are not available, the participant will receive a full refund for any applicable course fee. |
Target Audience
RNs
LPNs
Health Care Professionals
Learning Objectives
By the end of this educational activity the learner should be able to:
- Identify common diseases/disorders associated with the pediatric client
- Identify common equipment utilized by the technology dependent child
- Identify the steps involved when preparing a technology dependent child and their caregivers for discharge to home
- Identify potential emergency situations associated with the child’s airway and equipment emergencies
Alyson Bolton, RN, CPN
Alyson Bolton has been a registered nurse for over 30 years working predominetely with the high tech pediatric population. She is a certified pediatric nurse who has extensive experience with children with trach and ventilators as well as central lines, feeding tubes, cough assist, CPT vest and various other mechanical devices. She has worked in the acute hospital, rehab and home care setting and most recently is working as a Transitional Care Manager for Bayada Home Health Care in North Jersey and NYC hospitals. She meets with families and helps coordinate all aspects of care from family teaching to home assessment and helps safely discharge children home from the hospital.
DISCLOSURE
No relevant conflict of interest or financial relationships were disclosed for this educational activity by any of the authors or presenters.
Available Credit
- 1.50 Contact hours (ANCC)
- 1.50 Participation
- 1.50 Clock hours (CCMC)This program has been submitted to the Commission for Case Manager Certification for approval to provide board certified case managers with clock hours.