Tipton Health Webinars
Explore our library of live and recorded webinars where Tipton team members and seasoned consultants share cutting edge information, resources for continual learning and their personal experiences.
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SPECIAL WEBINAR SERIES: Strategic Nursing Leadership During a Crisis
Upcoming Live Webinars
- June 2, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT, Employee Communications Essentials in the “New Normal” Hospital Environment More Information | REGISTER NOW
- June 9, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT, How Nurse Autonomy Helped Hospitals Manage the Crisis (and Will Help Build the New Normal) More Information | REGISTER NOW
- June 16, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT, Driving Nursing Excellence and Maintaining Magnet Momentum in the Pandemic and the “New Normal” More Information |REGISTER NOW
- June 23, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT, Nursing Leadership’s Role in Emergency Response Planning: Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Crisis More Information |REGISTER NOW
On Demand Webinars Available on Video
- The Nurse Leaders’ Crisis Toolkit – Strategies and Tactics to Lead Through a CrisisMore Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO | REQUEST SLIDES AND TOOLKIT
- Successfully Deploy Your Most Valuable Resource – Staffing Implications and Prioritization During Crisis More Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO | REQUEST SLIDES
- Defining the Nurse Executive’s Critical Role in a Crisis More Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO | REQUEST SLIDES
- Making Time for “Self-Care Moments” For You and Your Nursing TeamMore Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO | REQUEST SLIDES
- Authentic and Extraordinary Leadership for Achieving Success More Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO | REQUEST SLIDES
- S.O.S. Response: Solid Operational Strategies to Help Your Nurses Manage Traumatic Stress More Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO | REQUEST SLIDES
- Leading from the Front Lines—Nurse Executives Discuss the Challenges of Managing the COVID Crisis More Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO
- Managing Nurse Expectations and Engagement During Layoffs or Furloughs More Information | WATCH THE WEBINAR VIDEO | REQUEST SLIDES
The Nurse Leaders’ Crisis Toolkit – Strategies and Tactics to Lead Through a Crisis
Led by former Pennsylvania Hospital CNO Mary Del Guidice, MSN, BS, RN, CENP, this session will help you develop a strategic approach for leading through a crisis. It will include communication and visibility strategies that engender transparency, strength, resilience, empathy and empowerment. A nursing leader’s toolkit will be available for attendees.
Successfully Deploy Your Most Valuable Resource – Staffing Implications and Prioritization During Crisis
Vice President of Client Services and Chief Clinical Officer for MedPro Healthcare Staffing Rosemarie Aznavorian, DNP, RN, CCWP, CCRN-K, CENP, will explain a successful approach to rapid assessment of available staffing resources and focus on optimizing internal staffing and considerations for staffing deployment. Leveraging supplemental staffing partners and affiliate providers will also be covered.
Defining the Nurse Executive’s Critical Role in a Crisis
Former Texas Health Resources Executive Vice President and System Chief Nurse Executive Joan Clark, DNP, RN, NE-BC, CENP, FACHE, FAAN, FAONL, will provide an experiential perspective on the role of the nurse executive during a crisis – ensuring nursing’s safety and morale while promoting a safe environment for patient care. The discussion will focus on coordinating operations to assure efficiency and effectiveness as well as coordinating staff education to safely provide care during evolving situations.
Making Time for “Self-Care Moments” For You and Your Nursing Team
Mary Del Guidice will explain the key role of a leader in enculturating staff self-care and describe methods to incorporate self-care into any situation at every level.
Authentic and Extraordinary Leadership for Achieving Success
Kim Nagy, former Northwest Community Healthcare EVP and CNO, will share a unique experiential perspective on the role that authentic leadership, peer support and resiliency all play in achieving organizational imperatives. This session will help identify leadership characteristics and develop support systems that add value to your professional stories/experiences, enabling the nurse leader to achieve a higher level of resiliency and professional accomplishment.
S.O.S. Response: Solid Operational Strategies to Help Your Nurses Manage Traumatic Stress
Medical traumatologist Dr. Chrys Parker, Ed.D., J.D., ECA-LM, uses an entertaining approach to explain the biology of traumatic stress and outline fast-track strategies for its effective management. Nurses are heroic caregivers, but are also vulnerable to traumatic stressors and the toll which these take on operational and clinical effectiveness. Dr. Parker is a Fellow of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress, Certified in Illness (Medical) Trauma and Forensic Traumatology, the President of the American Board for Certification of Clinical Education and Training, as well as an Assistant Professor Adjunct at the University of Texas Health Science Center.
Leading from the Front Lines—Nurse Executives Discuss the Challenges of Managing the COVID Crisis
May 12, 12:30 – 1:15 p.m. EDT
Hear firsthand from a panel of senior nurse executives from across the country who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. They will give insight into the leadership strategies they’ve relied on during this time and share the challenges faced, lessons learned and adjustments made to continue pushing forward with nurses and patients in mind.
Panelists include: Jill Case-Wirth, Senior Vice President and Chief Nurse Executive at Wellstar Health; Brad Lukas, Chief Nursing Officer at Beaumont Grosse Pointe; Susan Knoepffler, Chief Nursing Officer and Vice President for Nursing at Huntington Hospital; and Kimberly Guesman, Chief Nursing Officer at Beaumont Farmington Hills.
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Managing Nurse Expectations and Engagement During Layoffs or Furloughs
May 19, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT
Nikki Sumpter, senior vice president and Chief Human Resources Officer for Atlantic Health System, will lead a discussion about strategies nurse leaders can use when guiding their nursing teams through layoffs or furloughs. This is particularly relevant now as many hospitals across the country are struggling with balancing COVID preparedness with revenue losses from canceled/postponed elective procedures, etc.
Employee Communications Essentials in the “New Normal” Hospital Environment
June 2, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT
While the COVID-19 crisis may be slowing down for nursing teams across the country, the sense of uncertainty for the future continues to be at the top their of minds. Erin DiGirolamo, MPH, senior manager of Internal Communications and Digital Workforce Strategy at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and Phil Ellingsworth Jr., strategic communications manager at Tipton Health Communications, will discuss the best practices for keeping an open and consistent stream of communications with your nurses following the pandemic.
How Nurse Autonomy Helped Hospitals Manage the Crisis (and Will Help Build the New Normal)
June 9, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT
Judi Hahn, Director of Professional Practice and Nursing Education at Yale New Haven Hospital, leads Tipton’s next webinar session on how nurse autonomy and nursing professional governance was key to helping hospitals manage the COVID-19 crisis. She also will touch on how autonomous nurses will help build the “new normal” of healthcare after the pandemic is behind us.
Driving Nursing Excellence and Maintaining Magnet Momentum in the Pandemic and the “New Normal”
June 16, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT
A panel of nurse executives will discuss how to drive nursing excellence and maintain Magnet momentum as we continue to deal with the pandemic (and resulting budget issues) and as we transform into the “new normal”. The panel will feature Margarita De La Fuente, Associate Chief Nursing Officer, Professional Practice and Magnet, Duke University Health System; Jeff Doucette, Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals; and Stephanie Ahmed, Associate Chief Nursing Executive at University of Miami Health System.
Nursing Leadership’s Role in Emergency Response Planning: Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Crisis
June 23, 12:30 – 1 p.m. EDT
Courtney Vose, DNP, MBA, RN, APRN, NEA-BC, VP and CNO of NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia/Allen will share the lessons she and her team learned during the first wave of the COVID-19 crisis, specifically dealing with emergency response planning. Courtney is also an ACN Clinical Instructor at the Columbia University School of Nursing.