Nursing: Strengthening Connections

PROGRAM GOALS

Nurses need and deserve support in order to maintain quality of care and overall mental well-being.

ECHO Nursing: Strengthening Connections aims to promote resilience, provide skills and resources, and build a community of practice amongst these group of nurses across Ontario.

Connect with Nurses across Ontario to gain new skills, knowledge, and confidence in caring for yourself and your clients! It’s fun, offered at no cost, and all you need is a computer or a smartphone.

PROGRAM INFO

Location: Zoom Videoconferencing

Time: 3:30PM to 4:30PM EST 

Length: 8 sessions weekly
(October – December 2023)

When: Wednesday Afternoons

Target Audience: Ontario-based Nurses

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Below is a list of curriculum topics for this module

  1. Professional identity in Nursing
  2. Interdisciplinary Team Functioning and Issues in Nursing
  3. Loss and Grief
  4. Moral Distress
  5. Nursing in Crisis
  6. Critical Look at Burnout
  7. Gendered/Racialized Experiences within the Nursing Profession
  8. Advocating for Change: A Systems Perspective Approach

HOW DO I SIGN UP?

The 2023 Fall Cycle of ECHO Nursing: Strengthening Connections is now closed. 

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SESSION STRUCTURE

Welcome, Introduction, and Announcements – 5 minutes

Didactic Presentation, Q+A – 20 minutes

Personal Experiences – 33 minutes

Session Wrap-Up – 2 minutes

WHAT'S THE COMMITMENT?

Participate in group discussions

Provide feedback through evaluation activities

 

WHO'S RUNNING THESE SESSIONS?

Our program sessions are run by an inter-professional Hub Team from multiple health organizations across Ontario. 

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These individuals make up our Nursing: Strengthening Connections Hub Team:

  1. Linda Liu (Lead/Registered Nurse)
  2. Beverly Dias (Registered Nurse)
  3. Daidre-Ann Reece (Registered Nurse)
  4. Tenzin Namgyal (Registered Nurse)
  5. Cathleen Fisher (Registered Nurse)
  6. Kathleen Sheehan (Psychiatrist)
  7. Suze Berkhout (Psychiatrist)
  8. Kevin Rodrigues (Bioethicist)