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CBSPAN Executive Board Meeting
Baltimore District Report
January 17, 2004
Officers 2002-2004:
President:
Karen
Hoskins
VP/President
Elect:
Susan
Dorsey
Secretary:
Bobbie
Ellrich
Treasurer:
Gail
Lauer-Miller
Past
President:
Gail
Lauer-Miller
Committees:
Nominating:
Craiganne
Baird
Sue
Villones
Programs:
Susan
Dorsey
Jean
Judge
Scholarship:
Kathleen Painter
Michele Joynes
Connie Gull
Govt.
Affairs:
Pat Speilman
Membership:
125
Meetings: September
16, 2003 "Nursing Through the Generations,"Wendy Camlin, RN
at St. Joseph Medical Center
October
15, 2003 "Surgical Infection Prevention Collaborative", Joyce Meyers, RN
at North Arundel Hospital
November
18, 2003 "Antiemetics", sponsored by Baxter
January
21, 2004 "AlternativeMedication / PACU Implications" at GBMC
February
3, 2004 PANAW Week,
Dinner Meeting: "Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia",
sponsored by Glaxo
SmithKline
March
17, 2004 "RegionalAnesthesia", Joshua Leifer MD, at Franklin Square Hospital
April
27,2004 "Pain Management",sponsored by: Ortho McNeil
May
19, 2004 Pediatric Emergencies", Donna Fuller, at Carroll County Hospital
June
15, 2004 Dinner Meeting "COX2 Inhibitors", sponsored by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals
Speaker: Dr.
Tarantino
Ways and Means:
Fall
- Winter: Entertainment Books were sold for $26
Yankee Candle sales
Raffles:
Monthly meetings
Dinner
Meetings
Goals:
* Provide educational offerings for the Baltimore
District membership.
* Increase membership and encourage participation at
monthly meetings
by sending reminder post cards to membership
* Submit a nominee for the Excellence in Clinical
Practice Award for
2004
* Review and revise bylaws for district
* Plan a winter and summer dinner meeting to provide
an opportunity
for education, networking and fundraising.
* Provide educational scholarships based on point
system
* Encourage representation from the Baltimore
District CBSPAN at
Nurses Night in Annapolis
* Encourage perianesthesia nurses to become CPAN /CAPA
certified.
* Provide recognition to certified perianesthesia nurses.
Respectfully Submitted,
Karen Hoskins, RN CPAN
Baltimore District President
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