Posted on April 25, 2019 by Lois Vail -
RECENT CHANGES TO THE MEETING FORMAT
The morning and afternoon sessions have been divided into two different registration offerings. Each day-part REQUIRES a separate registration to receive a day-part specific Zoom meeting link. The morning program is free. The afternoon program is $25, which includes the 2.5 CEU credits.
The meeting will be ONLINE ONLY through Zoom.
Review the Agenda for more details and information.
9:30am Welcome
9:30 – 10:15am Paul Skoglind, MTM Senior Manager, Education, Training & Outreach – a noteworthy update
Jeanne Wagner, Director of Social Work Internships, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
Cindy Huber, CEO, National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin – Symposium sneak peek
10:15 – 11:45am Update the CNSW-WI New Worker Manual
11:45am Meeting Adjourns/Zoom meeting closes
The morning program is FREE, but registration is REQUIRED. A meeting access link, for the morning program only, will be included within the registration confirmation email.
The National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin is providing the Zoom online access for the meeting.
Posted on April 25, 2019 by Lois Vail -
RECENT CHANGES TO THE MEETING FORMAT
The morning and afternoon sessions have been divided into two different registration offerings. Each day-part REQUIRES a separate registration to receive a day-part specific Zoom meeting link. The afternoon program is $25, which includes the 2.5 CEU credits.
The meeting will be ONLINE ONLY through Zoom.
Review the Agenda for more details and information.
12:00pm New Zoom meeting begins
(requires a $25 afternoon registration with new link)
Log in with First and Last name
12:00 – 2:30pm Palliative Care 101 and Building Your Communications Toolbox
2.5 CEUs Level II
Kim Sue Lamster, APSW
Palliative Care
UW Health University Hospital
Linsay Everly, MSSW, APSW, APSW-C
Palliative Care
UW Health University Hospital
The afternoon program is $25. A separate registration is REQUIRED and includes the 2.5 CEU credits. A meeting access link, for the afternoon program only, will be included within the registration confirmation email.
The National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin is providing the Zoom online access for the meeting.
Posted on April 25, 2019 by Lois Vail -
The meeting will be ONLINE ONLY through Zoom.
Review the Agenda for more details.
9:15am Webinar access opens
9:20am – 9:45am National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin Updates and Business Items
10:00am – 12:00pm Health Literacy: The 800 Pound Gorilla in Health Care (2.0 CEUs pending)
Stanton Hudson, MA, CDFT
Health Literacy Director
Wisconsin Literacy
Registration is required. A meeting access link will be included within the registration confirmation email.
Register Today
The National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin is providing the Zoom online access for the meeting.
Posted on April 25, 2019 by Lois Vail -
Presentation:
Rain, Rain Go Away: Lessons Learned from My Personal Experience with Flood Disaster
(2.0 CEUs pending)
Speaker: Melissa Fry, MSW
Social Worker
Mile Bluff Medical Clinic
Points to be discussed:
- Resources available to individuals during a flood emergency
- Stress caused to individuals by a flooding emergency
- Outline how to assist dialysis patients to be prepared for potential of flooding
Zoom webinar access opens at 9:20am
After Lunch Activity (Activity may change)
Bring your patient emergency situations to share and inquire how other units are able to address them: fire, flooding, damage from storms, no air conditioning, car broke down, homeless, etc.
Attendance can be either in person or online with Zoom. Registration is required for either attendance, with a Zoom registration link included within the registration confirmation email. Review the Agenda for more details.
Register Today
The National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin is providing the Zoom online access to the CEU presentations.
Posted on April 25, 2019 by Lois Vail -
IMPORTANT NOTES:
Meeting is back in Madison
If watching presentations with Zoom, register prior to October 4; each presentation requires a separate registration
Presentations Overview
Presentation 1 (2.0 CEUs pending):
Applying Brief Action Planning to Support Behavior Change and Promote Treatment Adherence
Speaker: Beth A. Martin, PhD, RPh, TTS, FAPhA
Assistant Dean for Assessment, Teaching and Learning
UW-Madison School of Pharmacy
Objectives:
- How to use the principles of Motivational Interviewing (MI) and Brief Action Planning (BAP) to promote self-management and treatment adherence
- Develop strategies for applying BAP in your own practice setting
- Registration for online live-streamed viewing with Zoom
Viewing access will open at 9:20am
Presentation 2 (1.0 CEU pending):
Aging in the Community: Planning for Future Care Needs
Speaker: Abigail Musselman, MSW
Lead Information & Assistance Specialist
Aging & Disability Resource Center of Dane County
Objectives:
- Overview of who the ADRC is able to serve and the services the ADRC is able to provide
- Information on Medicaid programs
- Registration for online live-streamed viewing with Zoom
Updates/Open Discussion:
MTM (Non-Emergency Medical Transportation)
Speaker: Paul Skoglind
Sr. Manager of Education, Training and Outreach
MTM
For complete details, view the meeting announcement/agenda flyer (pdf).
The National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin is providing the online access to the CEU presentations.
Posted on April 25, 2019 by Lois Vail -
IMPORTANT TO NOTE:
Meeting is in Milwaukee and the timeframe is slightly different.
Schedule
8:30am: Networking and Discussion
9:00am: NKF Updates and Business Items
9:30am: CEU Presentation Part 1 (available in-person and online via ZOOM)
Deceased Donor Kidney Procurement
Speaker: Joseph Rieland, BS, CTP
Recovery Services Coordinator
Versiti Organ and Tissue Donation
10:30am: CEU Presentation Part 2 (in-person only)
Evaluation for Transplant/Research (Interactive/Hands-on Session!)
Speaker: Joseph Rieland, BS, CTP
Recovery Services Coordinator
Versiti Organ and Tissue Donation
11:30am: CEU Presentation Part 3 (available in-person and online via ZOOM)
Improving Patient Outcomes through Social Worker Interventions with Laboratory Values
Speaker: Jennifer (Geiger) Cyphers, MSW, LSW, NSW-C
Fresenius Kidney Care, Chesapeake, VA
∗∗You will need to sign-in at the Front Desk and be escorted to the meeting room.
The National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin will provide online access to the CEU presentations.
Registration for viewing the presentations live online will open the week of July 17.
Posted on April 25, 2019 by Lois Vail -
Topic: Medicare and Medicaid
Speaker: Vicki Buchholz
Medigap Helpline Services Supervisor
Click to view full meeting agenda.
Posted on April 9, 2019 by Lois Vail -
Before braving Six Flags’ rides and rollercoasters, teens, young adults, and their families will experience a morning of hands-on sessions learning how to manage kidney disease while navigating adolescence. Parents will spend the morning talking with experts and participating in a series of kidney-health discussions. Teens and young adults (ages 13 – 21) will rotate through six interactive learning experiences with healthcare professionals allowing them to understand their diagnosis in an understanding, supportive environment. The sessions will cover topics such as peritoneal dialysis, hemodialysis, transplantation, snacking right and taking meds, mind-body health and relaxation, and useful technology.
Following lunch, attendees can use the remainder of the day enjoying the thrills and delights of Six Flags Great America with their complimentary passes. Attendees are free to explore the park as a family, with the NKFI team or with the new friends made at the event!
The Teens and Young Adults Living with Kidney Disease and Transplantation program is offered completely FREE of charge, and is made possible by the generous support of dedicated sponsors. Although the program is organized by the National Kidney Foundation of Illinois, Wisconsin families are encouraged to attend. Scholarships are available to help with travel costs.
Posted on April 9, 2019 by Lois Vail -
Join us as community members, families, friends, advocates of organ donation, and healthcare professionals come together on Saturday, July 27, 2019 at the Capital City 5K Run/Walk for Organ, Tissue & Eye Donation.
The 5K, an USATF certified event, is managed by Next Level Sports and takes place on a beautiful summer evening in Madison. The run/walk begins at twilight (6:30 pm) on Capitol Square, winds along the bike path next to Lake Monona, and ends at Goodman Park with a private pool party.
This celebration of life has become a Madison tradition honoring champions of organ, eye and tissue donation. More than 1,900 families in Wisconsin are hoping that their loved one will get a life-saving transplant. All proceeds go to support the programs and services of the National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin.
Posted on April 2, 2019 by Lois Vail -
The KEEP HEALTHY program is the National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin’s most direct way of fighting kidney disease. The program’s main focus is helping to detect early signs of possible kidney problems, by organizing health screenings. A health screening includes several simple tests – a blood pressure check, a urine test, and a body mass index measurement. Results are shared by a physician or other healthcare professional along with discussion of a risk survey.
Anyone 21 years of age or older is welcome to participate.
The Blood Sugar Test, included in the screening, requires eating no food for 8 hours before the screening; however, take any medication as prescribed.
Registration is required – phone (414) 897-8669
