Course Objectives/Takeaways:
- Review pathophysiology, diagnosis, management and incidence of prevalent malignancy.
- Describe how the nurse, pharmacist collaboration can ensure patient-centered care planning within the oncology setting.
- Examine the patient’s oncology experience and how the nurse-pharmacist team can help to navigate the patient and family journey.
- Gain a greater awareness of the individualized issues that affect the patient and family throughout the oncology experience.
- Learn about how to empower the patient by promoting a patient-centered care plan that ensures optimal outcomes.
- Explore how the nurse and specialty pharmacist can collaborate when seeking patient and family resources used to educate and provide support.
Moderator:
Cheryl L. Mee MSN, MBA, RN, FAAN
Executive Editorial Director, American Nurse Journal
Cheryl oversees print and editorial operations for the journal, ensuring that the content is clinically accurate, timely, and targeted to the journal audience. She works with authors, editors, peer reviewers, the Production Director, Digital Editor, Managing Editor, Editor-in-chief, and the editorial board to collaborate on meeting readers’ needs. Her focus is on developing essential content to inform nurses about relevant cutting-edge clinical practice content, application of the latest evidence, and professional and social issues impacting nurses, that is well-edited for busy working nursing professionals.
Speakers:
Kim Kuebler DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, FAAN
Editor-in-Chief Multiple Chronic Conditions Resource Center
Advanced Practice Provider, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Oncology
Coastal Southeast, GA
Dr. Kim Kuebler is a national/international thought leader in chronic conditions, pain, and palliative care. She received her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Vanderbilt University. Master of Nursing, Adult Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Specialist in Oncology from Emory University. Inducted Fellow into the American Academy of Nursing. She is a Mayday Pain Fellow from the Department of Neurology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York. Kuebler has held multiple state and federal appointments that include the Michigan Governors Commission on end-of-life care, four appointments to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Evidence Advisory Committee, grant reviewer for Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute on comparative effectiveness research on chronic disease, pain and palliative care. Stakeholder for the Patient-Centered Care Planning for persons with multiple chronic conditions initiative through the Agency for Healthcare Policy and Research. Kuebler is an award-winning author of 8 textbooks on chronic disease, symptoms, and palliative care. Author of multiple peer-review publications and board member of the American Nursing Journal. She is the Editor-in-Chief for the Multiple Chronic Conditions Resource Center and is clinically active as an advanced practice provider over four decades. She advocates for best clinical practice through evidence, education, health policy and patient preferences.
Laly Havern,
PharmD, MS, BCACP
Director on the Clinical Pharmacy Strategy
Laly Havern, PharmD, MS, BCACP is a director on the Clinical Pharmacy Strategy team at Walgreens, where she leads the strategy for clinical products and services in Oncology, Reproductive Health, and Transplant. Her previous roles include 11 years in the field as a community pharmacist and 4 years in the clinical office conducting evidence-based clinical reviews and establishing clinical programs to address the needs of patients, providers, and partners. Her passion lies in surrounding patients with support through their health journey and improving clinical outcomes. She holds a doctorate in pharmacy from Duquesne University, is board-certified in ambulatory care, and a Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics from the University of Florida.
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The complimentary webinar applies to clinical practice. No CNE is being awarded.
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