The Heart of Rural Nursing Series
The following webinars are intended to share insights about issues impacting rural nursing in the state of South Dakota in the United States. During this series, attendees will learn about the similarities and differences impacting rural health in this corner of the world and have the opportunity to better understand how certain issues, such as substance abuse, mental health and staffing, affect rural communities regardless of the geographic location.
All of the below sessions will be presented via iECHO. To register to attend, please complete your complimentary iECHO registration here. Once confirmed, you will receive your invitation to join the webinar 30 minutes prior to the designated start time. If you have any questions, please contact us at info@grnen.org. Should you wish to view the "Heart of Rural Nursing in South Dakota" webinars from the fall series, click here.
The Heart of Rural Nursing: Addressing Vast Healthcare Staffing Challenges in Rural Communities of South Dakota
May 1, 9:00 AM Central
The University of South Dakota and the Global Rural Nursing Exchange Network partner to continue our conversation on "The Heart of Rural Nursing in South Dakota". This 60-minute webinar will feature nursing students from USD who will share their clinical experiences working in rural communities across the state. Through this webinar, they will discuss staffing challenges occurring in rural South Dakota healthcare facilities, identify the impact that staffing shortages are having on he delivery of healthcare in rural communities, and recognize available resources and initiatives to improve staffing challenges in rural healthcare facilities.
Register Via iECHO
The Hearth of Rural Nursing: Getting to the Root of Mental Health Care in Rural Communities of South Dakota
May 1, 3:00 PM Central
The University of South Dakota and the Global Rural Nursing Exchange Network partner to continue our conversation on "The Heart of Rural Nursing in South Dakota". This 60-minute webinar will feature nursing students from USD who will share their clinical experiences working in rural communities across the state. Through this webinar, they will discuss the variety of mental health issues occurring in rural communities across South Dakota, recognize the impact that mental illness has on the healthcare system in rural communities, and identify mental health resources available.
Register Via iECHO
Subjects That Matter Most Series
Palliative Care: What Every Rural Nurse Should Know
August 29, 9:00 AM Central
Presenter: Audrey Snyder, PhD, RN, FAANP, FAEN, FAAN, Associate Dean for Community Engagement and Academic Partnerships
Details Coming Soon.
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Palliative Care: What Every Rural Nurse Should Know
August 29, 3:00 PM Central
Presenter: Audrey Snyder, PhD, RN, FAANP, FAEN, FAAN, Associate Dean for Community Engagement and Academic Partnerships
Details Coming Soon.
REGISTER
Rural Nursing Innovation Webinar Series
New for 2024, GRNEN is launching the Rural Nursing Innovation Webinar Series to display and celebrate innovations in rural nursing. During the months of September - December, we will feature researchers, rural nurses, and nursing students who will showcase research that highlights the advancement of Rural Nursing Innovation and celebrates innovative practices that address unique challenges and opportunities in rural healthcare settings.
GRNEN is currently accepting a call for abstracts for rural nurses, nurse educators, researchers and nursing students who are interested in participating in this series and being recognized as a leader in the international community of rural nursing. For information on this opportunity, or to submit an abstract, click here.