Would you like to learn how to better manage asthma for patients? Attend this program and gain those skills! This is a FREE Workshop!
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America – Michigan Chapter (AAFA-MI), in collaboration with the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services, is proud to present Asthma Management and Education©. LOCATION: Genesee Intermediate School District, 5075 Pilgrim Road, Flint, MI 48507 (off of Maple Avenue between Torrey and VanSlyke Rds.) DESCRIPTION: This is a program designed to bring all folks who work with asthma patients the latest information on the pathophysiology of asthma and allergy; current treatment methods; effective techniques for patient education; and ways to prevent asthma episodes. Of note is the prevalence of asthma and lead poisoning among urban children. Nurses & Respiratory Therapists earn CEU’s. Certified Asthma Educators earn asthma specific CEU's which are needed for recertification. Non-clinicians should also attend to get up-to-date asthma management guidelines. Anyone who interacts with asthma patient should attend. SPEAKER: Don Cui, PA, AE-C. Mr. Cui has served on the National Asthma Educator Certification Board, as well as being committee chair for the Education Committee for the Illinois Department of Public Health's Asthma Program. He is the past chair of the Allied Health Professional Assembly with the American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology. REGISTRATION: AAFA-MI Website - Programs and Classes. (On-Line Registration Only - More details available at registration site.) We provide a meal. COST: As our gift to Flint area professionals, this program is free! For questions, please contact AAFA-MI #888.444.0333 or aafamich@sbcglobal.net. Space is limited - so please register today. Hello fellow future nurses of America! I will be graduating December 2016 from Henry Ford College’s Nursing Program. I am part of the first cohort going through my program’s new concept based curriculum. I am the Membership Director of the Student Nurse Association at HFC, as well as a Peer Mentor for incoming nursing students and a student representative on the Curriculum Committee. My team of 15 nursing students and faculty from HFC’s Nursing Program will be traveling to Belize this December on a humanitarian trip to provide acute care and education in vulnerable populations. I am also enrolled in the University of Michigan-Flint’s RN-BSN program and will begin taking classes this summer. I am not sure what type of nursing path I want to take just yet, and I am ok with that. What I do know is that I want to be a part of the University of Michigan Hospital-Ann Arbor family, and be amongst the most dedicated, caring, and innovative minds in the country.
MNSA is so excited to introduce our brand new logo!! It was designed by the Board of Directors, and the finishing touches, including the final product, was done by members of Hope College, including our very own Membership Director, Jacqueline Savalle! What do you think?!!
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