"Workplace Violence Prevention for Nurses” with speaker Lynda Enos, RN, BSN, MS, COHN-S, CPE
A three-part webinar series
Taking a deeper dive into preventing and controlling violence: What Does Work?
This is the second of three webinars that focus on how nurses can prevent and manage WPV in their daily practice
- November 19th, 2024
- Identify evidence-based interventions and best practices to manage and prevent WPV
- Define an approach to preventing violence through patient assessment for risk of violence and teamwork
- Identify elements of effective workplace violence training programs for nurses
Pulling it all together: What Can Nurses Do to Prevent Workplace Violence?
This is the third of three webinars that focus on how nurses can protect themselves (and their patients and co-workers) from both physical and mental harm.
- December 10th, 2024
- Define what nurses can do to support effectiveness and sustainability of a WPV program and culture of worker and patient safety
- Identify best practices to promote personal safety in daily nursing practice
- Identify resources that nurses can access to enhance or develop a WPV program
Navigating the latest Temperature Management guidelines
Join us in this educational webinar as we share the latest information on temperature management guidelines as it pertains to the AHA and normothermia. Additionally, we will share best practices for implementing these principles with Stryker devices.
Strategies for Reducing Falls in the ED
As more and more patients enter the hospital through the ED, emergency nurses are not only tasked with saving lives in emergencies – but they’re also responsible for keeping patients safe from adverse outcomes such as falls. In this educational webinar we will share eye-opening statistics, discuss human and financial costs of falls, identify risk factors and interventions, and focus on evidence-based practices in the utilization of technology for prevention of patient falls.
Lightening the Load: Unpacking Cognitive Overload
Today, roughly 80% of medical-device user errors occur due to cognitive overload. In addition, persistent cognitive overload contributes to fatigue, burnout, and practice dissatisfaction among nurses and other clinical team members. Hospital systems and clinical leaders are challenged with creating environments and systems to help lift some of the burden placed on healthcare professionals. In this course, we'll discuss system wide solutions to address these challenges, and in particular, how technology can play a pivotal role in lightening the load, and the positive impacts these changes have on nursing wellbeing, and patient care.
The Science Behind Support Surfaces
Stryker in partnership with Becker’s Healthcare are presenting an on-demand webinar focusing on the utilization of support surfaces technology for prevention and treatment of pressure injuries. Participants will be introduced to the different types of surfaces technologies, terminologies and discuss the clinical benefits of gel and air surfaces.
Case studies
Featured products
ProCuity LEX / ZX
Designed to enhance safety and outcomes in MedSurg while delivering a better experience for care teams, with a focus on supporting fall prevention protocols.
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ProCuity ZMX
Designed to enhance safety and outcomes in the ICU while delivering a better experience for nurses and medical teams, with a focus on helping to reduce pressure injuries and supporting early mobility.
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Prime Series
Our Prime Series stretchers are designed to reduce physical strain on clinicians, enhance comfort during patient transport and drive hospital efficiency. Fully equipped and highly configurable, our Prime Series stretchers allow you to create a solution that meets your specific needs.
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IsoAir
Our IsoAir support surface is a deep cell, low-air loss (LAL) support surface that assists in the prevention and treatment of pressure injuries (stages 1-4, unstageable and DTI) and is intended to aid in the moisture management of patient skin.
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Isolibrium/Isolibrium PE
The ICU support surface designed to help reduce pressure injuries.
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Vocera Engage
Vocera Engage middleware is the core of Vocera’s communication and workflow intelligence. It provides care teams a more complete picture of a patient’s situation, enabling prompt communication and helping to enhance patient safety.
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Vocera Smartbadge
Simplify hospital communication and workflow to help improve staff safety and impact on patient care.
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