Center for Nursing Research & Innovation

Research Days 2009

In collaboration with:
El Camino Hospital John Muir Medical Center – Concord & Walnut Creek campuses
Kaiser Permanente –Northern CA Kaiser-San Francisco
Bridging Research & Laguna Honda Hospital Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
Practice Mills Peninsula Health Services Oregon Health & Science University, Hospitals & Clinics
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center San Francisco General Hospital
San Jose State University – School of Nursing Stanford Hospital and Clinics
UCSF Children's Hospital UCSF School of Nursing
UCSF Medical Center VA Medical Center, San Francisco
VA Palo Alto Health Care System

South San Francisco Conference Center  255 Airport Blvd., South San Francisco

DAY 1
Research Role Development
Workshops Day
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2009
Time: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 pm
Credits: 2 CE Hrs per session
Back by popular demand – Evidence-based Practice
Research Role Development Workshops: these
workshops will provide the novice investigator with basic
information necessary to develop, fund, conduct,
analyze, present and publish an evidence based quality
improvement or research project. Some of the planned
workshop topics include:
 Your First Research Project
 Principles of Measurement – Measurement
Sources & Characteristics of Good
Measurement
 Understanding Research Results
 Excel for Absolute Beginners
 Clinical Research Design Basics – Fitting the
Method to the Question
 Primer on Qualitative Methods
 Using Simulation Training in Research
 Information Literacy
 Building Capacity for Research and EBP in
Hospitals – a Model
 Synthesizing the Evidence and Identifying
Best Practice
 The Art & Science of Engaging Peers in Unit-
based Research, EBP and QI Projects
 Implementation Science – Sustaining and
Spreading Good Innovation
 Lessons Learned: Publishing in a Peer
Reviewed Journal for the FIRST Time
 Grantsmanship and Proposal Writing for
Beginners
 Launching and Leading Journal Clubs
 Disseminating the Good News: Creating
Abstracts, Posters and Publications
DAY 2
11th Annual Research in Action Day-
Podiums & Posters
Date: Friday, October 30, 2009
Time: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 pm
Credits: 5 CE Hrs full day only
Keynote: Julia Aucoin, DNS, RN, BC,
Chief Knowledge Officer, Practical Success
“Generating Research, Changing
Practice, Accountability for Quality”
• Hear colleagues present results of research efforts
and creative projects that are improving patient care.
• Participate in exciting poster session presentations
and discover clinical innovations that work!
• Network with colleagues in informal discussions over
a casual lunch.
• Enrich your ability to transform your good ideas into
projects that make a difference.
Registration Fees:
Research Role Development Workshops Day-
Center Partners -LPCH, Stanford, UCSF = $75 each
All other sponsoring hospitals( see above) = $95 each
Non-Sponsor fee = $140 each
Research in Action Day – Podiums & Posters
Presenters (podium) = No charge
Presenters (poster)= $40
All sponsoring hospitals (see above) = $100 each
Non-Sponsor fee = $150 each
Two Day Registration
Two day fee sponsors= $150
Two day fee non-sponsors= $250
All Discounts end October 23rd

To register online go to here.

for more information call or email:Donna Frantz 650-723-7062, dfrantz@stanfordmed.org
 Center for Nursing Research & Innovation
Research Role Development Workshops Day 2009
October 29, 2009 Program Overview
Investigative Role Research Methods for Research Methods for Evidence-Based Practice Grantsmanship, Publications,
Development Novice Investigator Advanced Beginner and Posters
Track Investigator
SALON AB SALON CD BADEN A BADEN B
Principles of Lessons Learned:
Clinical Research Building Capacity for
Measurement— Publishing in a Peer
Design Basics—Fitting the Research and EBP in
Session 1 Measurement Sources Reviewed Journal for the
Method to the Question Hospitals—A Model
8:30- 10:15 and Characteristics of FIRST Time
Nancy Donaldson
Good Measurement Panel—Gretchen
Deb Eldridge Susan Shapiro
Lynn Forsey Summer Moderator
Primer on Qualitative Synthesizing the Evidence Grantsmanship & Proposal
Understanding Research
Methods and Identifying Best Writing
Session 2 Results
Practice for
10:30-12:15 Susan Shapiro
Annette Nasr Beginners
Garrett Chan Deb Eldridge
LUNCH 12:15 TO 12:45
The Art & Science of
Your First Research Engaging Peers in Unit-
Launching and Leading
Project Using Simulation Training based research, EBP and
Lunch & Learn Journal Clubs (including
Julia Aucoin in Research QI Projects
12:45-1:45 e-journal clubs)
Gretchen Summer Panel—Lynn Forsey,
Marti Buffum
Moderator

Excel for Absolute Implementation Science: Disseminating the Good

Beginners Information Literacy-- Sustaining & Spreading News: Creating Abstracts,
Session 3
Raymond R. Balise & Lynda Copeland-Fields Good Innovations Posters, and Publications
2:00-3:45
Rebecca McCue
Nancy Donaldson Marti Buffum
Faculty
Julia Aucoin, DNS, RN, BC, Chief Knowledge Officer, Practical Success
Raymond R. Balise, PhD, Research Software Developer, Health Research & Policy (HRP),
Stanford University
Marti Buffum, DNSc, APRN, BC, CS, Associate Chief, Nursing Service for Research, VA
Medical Center, San Francisco
Garrett Chan, RN, PhD, CNS, NP, Lead Advanced Practice Nurse, Clinical Decision Area/
Emergency Department Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Linda Copeland-Fields, RN, MSN, Medical-Surgical-Trauma, Neurosurgical ICU, Stanford
Hospital and Clinics
Nancy Donaldson, RN, DNSc, FAAN, Director, Center for Nursing Research & Innovation,
Clinical Professor, UCSF School of Nursing
Deb Eldredge, PhD, RN, Assistant Professor, Oregon Health & Science University, School of
Nursing
Lynn Forsey, RN, PhD, Program Director- Nurse Scientist, Patient Care Services, Stanford
Hospital and Clinics
Rebecca McCue, Social Science Research Assistant Department of Anesthesia, Stanford
University
Annette Nasr, RN, PhD, Nurse Scientist, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital and Assistant
Clinical Professor, UCSF
Susan E. Shapiro, RN, PhD, CEN, Clinical Professor, Senior Nurse Scientist, Center for Nursing
Research & Innovation, UCSF School of Nursing
Gretchen Summer, RN PhD, Associate Director, Nursing Research Program, Kaiser
Permanente Northern California Regional Division