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Register for upcoming webinars (sorted by date).
2/24/2026 6:00:00 PM
Al Aguilar, DNP, ACNP-BC, NPD-BC, CNEcl, CCRN; United States of America
This session examines the Second Victim Phenomenon (SVP), the often-overlooked impact on nurses and other healthcare providers following medical errors or adverse clinical events. It highlights the emotional and professional consequences, such as guilt, shame, burnout, and withdrawal, and underscores the influence of organizational culture in shaping recovery. Strategies like peer support, debriefing, and just culture frameworks are presented as pathways to healing, resilience, and safer patient care, with practical applications for clinicians, educators, and leaders.
Note: 1.0 NCPD contact hour will be offered.
2/26/2026 6:00:00 PM
Adena Dacy, MS, CCC-SLP; United States of America
People with communication disabilities experience health and healthcare disparities. One driver is a lack of accessible communication in care interactions. This session equips you with practical strategies to identify communication needs, proactively reduce barriers, and improve access to person-centered care, benefiting individuals with communication disabilities while enhancing service delivery for all.
Note: 1.0 NCPD contact hour will be awarded
3/19/2026 6:00:00 PM
Retired Roundtable – What do you do for self-care?
Join fellow retired nurses for an uplifting, informal conversation about self-care. Retirement can provide newfound time and new challenges. Bring your ideas, bring your experiences, and bring your favorite cup of coffee or tea. This is a chance to learn from one another, share what works for you, and connect in community.
No continuing education will be offered with the event.
6/18/2026 6:00:00 PM
Retired Roundtable - Learn more about the Nursing Honor Guard
Join us for a special Retired Roundtable as we explore the meaningful traditions and purpose of the Nursing Honor Guard. Whether you have participated in an Honor Guard ceremony, are curious about the rituals, or simply want to learn more about how nurses honor nurses at the end of life, this session offers a thoughtful look into a powerful nursing practice.
Our host, Dr. Erica Edfort, and others will share an overview of the Honor Guard, including its history, symbolism, and the vital role it plays in recognizing the dedication and service of nurses. Time permitting, an honor guard ceremony will be shared.
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