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Congress 2010 - Education Session Proposal Submission

Submission Deadline: Wednesday, May 27, 2009

2010 Congress Theme: Reaching the Peak of Perioperative Practice

2010 Congress Dates: March 13-18, 2010

2010 Congress Location: Denver, Colorado

Congress is the annual meeting of AORN. Its purpose is to provide a common time and place for perioperative nurses to earn contact hours, share best practices, and celebrate their profession. This world-class conference features more than 70 education sessions that address the latest clinical, leadership, management, educator, informatics, risk management, research/evidence-based practice, and integrated health issues and the latest trends and developments for perioperative nurses. Education sessions are designed to meet the needs of all practitioners, from novice to expert.

Congress sessions are usually 90 minutes in length. It is possible to submit a Part I and Part II session or an all day session. Please make note of this intent in your overview with your submission.

Sample of Potential Topic Areas for 2010
Accreditation Update
Career Path Development
Coaching, Motivation
Implementation of the PNDS
Informatics
Maintaining Magnet Status
Management Issues
New Procedures
Patient Safety Improvements
Performance Improvement
Recommended Practices (Creative methods to ensure accurate implementation of RP's)
Safe Use of Technology
Tools & Techniques During Economic Change (Please include description of tools, checklists, and/or interactive teaching techniques that will be used in the session.)
Workforce Initiatives
Workplace Safety

Proposal Review
All proposals are blind-reviewed by the Congress Education Planning Committee members.

Speaker Invitations
Speaker invitations are only issued through the AORN Center for Perioperative Education (CPE).

Speaker Payment
A small stipend may be available for speakers and the amount is determined annually. If a stipend is paid, it will be for a maximum of two speakers per session. If there are more than 2 speakers, the amount available will be divided equally.

Congress Proposal Submission DEADLINE has been extended to: Wednesday, May 27, 2009

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