CNE Evaluations and Certificates

Target Audience

The continuing nursing education (CNE) activities for this conference have been designed to meet the educational needs of nurses and other health care providers involved in the holistic practice of health care and daily living who are interested in enhancing their practice through the process of reflection.

Overview

The American public is demanding healthcare that provides accessible options, is wellness oriented, economically feasible, compassionate, respectful, and grounded in holistic ideals.
Educational and healthcare institutions must provide practitioners able to address the needs of the whole person within a socio-cultural perspective that honors individuality and interconnectedness.
Research demands a more holistically oriented perspective that both incorporates and transcends current paradigms.
The role of nurse advocate is essential in the provision of safe, quality, person-centered healthcare.
Holistic nurses have knowledge and skills that are foundational in the creation of caring/healing environments and envisioning possibilities for healing.
Holistic nursing practice is grounded in the Scope and Standards of Holistic Nursing 2nd Edition.

2023 Purpose

Purpose:

The 2023 AHNA conference will inspire the participants to develop their visions of holistic wellness for individuals, groups, and communities and increase their ability to take evidence-informed holistic nursing action. Through listening, active engagement, peer communication, and self-reflection, participants will explore ways they can take action to use the Holistic Nursing Core Values and Scope and Standards of Practice in their lives personally and professionally.

2023 Theme

Holistic Nursing in Action

This conference will explore ways holistic nurses can move forward into action and explore the work of changing our healthcare system from a medical model to a more holistic one.

AHNA Core Values

Core Value 1. Holistic Philosophies, Theories, and Ethics
Core Value 2. Holistic Nurse Self-Reflection, Self-Development and Self-Care
Core Value 3. Holistic Caring Process
Core Value 4. Holistic Communication, Therapeutic Relationship, Healing Environments, and Cultural Care
Core Value 5. Holistic Education and Research

2023 Learning Outcomes

1. Explore how rising to the challenge of Holistic Nursing in Action can assist us in finding new levels of creativity, self-expression, and vitality that we can apply in various practice settings. (CV 2 & 3)

2. Define how holistic nursing education, research, theory, ethics, and practice guide and support people to nurture themselves, each other, and the environment holistically. (CV 1, 3, 4 & 5)

3. Critique how applying our holistic values, self-care, self-development, and reflection can create more healing environments. (CV 2)

4. Discuss ways to use the holistic caring process and therapeutic communication to help individuals, groups, and communities improve their holistic health and well-being. (CV 3 & 4)

5. Share examples of how using holistic nursing research and theories can promote healing and well-being. (CV 1 & 5)

6. Identify opportunities for holistic nurses to take action in improving nursing education, research, practice, advocacy, and healthcare policy, including advancing social and environmental justice. (CV 1, 4 & 5)

7. Describe creative approaches for holistic nurses to facilitate interprofessional, interracial, intergender, and intercultural learning and collaboration. (CV 4)

8. Describe how one’s personal holistic self can be an instrument of growth, healing, and renewal for individuals, groups, and communities. (CV 3 & 4)

Evaluations & Certificates

Completing evaluations online is required to receive your conference contact hour certificate(s).

Evaluations are the primary resource that AHNA has to assess whether or not our programs meet your needs for personal and professional development. Please take the time to complete the overall conference evaluation, demographic information and session evaluations online, even if you do not want contact hours. AHNA and the conference presenters appreciate your feedback so we can continue to enhance your conference for you!

Steps for Completing the Conference Evaluations Online

Be sure you are logged in to AHNA website first.
Click here to access the evaluation.
Follow the directions outlined on the evaluation site.
The demographic survey must be answered completed first before you gain access to session evaluations, and then the overall evaluation.
Evaluate everything you attended before you create your certificate(s). Once you create your certificate, you will be locked out of the evaluation system and unable to add more contact hours without administrative assistance.
Pre-Conferences and General Conference are evaluated as separate events and are separate certificates
Create your certificate(s) only after you’ve evaluated all attended sessions.

When and Where to Evaluate the Conference

Complete evaluations in the comfort of your own home or office after the conference OR begin your evaluation process during the conference using your own laptop
Complete evaluations by Saturday, July 31, 2021.
Evaluations are the primary resource that AHNA has to assess whether or not our programs meet your needs for personal and professional development. Please take the time to complete the overall conference evaluation, demographic information and session evaluations online, even if you do not want contact hours.
AHNA and the conference presenters appreciate your feedback so we can continue to enhance your conference for you!
Click here to complete your evaluation now

*The Poster Session is 2 CNE only, not cumulative to 4 CNE.
AHNA is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses credentialing Center’s Commission On Accreditation.
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #10442
Contact hours are reciprocal in all states and by all specialty organizations that recognize the ANCC approval.
Accredited status does not imply endorsement of any commercial products/services, displayed or presented at the education activity, by AHNA or ANCC.
Note: Contact hours are not awarded to presenters/co-presenters of an educational activity. Exhibitors must be paid registrants to receive contact hours. You will receive 1 contact hours for each 60 minutes of organized learning time. Contact hours are not awarded for the breaks, meals or other non-educational events listed in the schedule. Contact hours are subject to change.
Conflicts of Interest: The conference planning committee members(s) disclosed having no relevant financial relationship with any company/ organization whose products or services may be discussed during the conference activities.
Presenters with relevant financial relationships will be disclosed onsite.
Non-Endorsement: Accredited status does not imply endorsement by AHNA or ANCC of any products displayed in conjunction with any conference activity.
Sponsorship & Commercial Support: The conference has not yet received any sponsorship or commercial support. This statement will be updated as necessary.
Unlabeled Use: Conference CNE activities will not include discussions of products used for purposes other than what they have been approved for by the FDA.

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