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DESCRIPTION:A Symposium entitled “Educating nurses on EDI through SBNH” wil
 l be presented at the upcoming CASN Canadian Nursing Education Conference 
 2023 as part of Professor Laurie Gottlieb’s 'Transforming Nurses’ Work Env
 ironments Through a Strengths-Based Leadership and Management Training Pro
 gram' Healthy and Productive Work Partnership Grant. Research team members
  along with ISoN faculty\, will host the Symposium which will occur on May
  29-30\, 2023\, in St. John’s\, Newfoundland.\n\nThe topic of this panel d
 iscussion will be exploring EDI through the SBNH lens as it relates to nur
 sing education and the workforce. The learning objective is to share how S
 BNH can be used as a lens to educate undergraduate and postgraduate nurses
  on the importance of EDI-focused nursing spaces. Jackie Grigis\, Research
  Assistant and FMHS PhD student will be presenting the results from the ED
 I component of the Partnership Grant\, ISoN faculty member Rosetta Antonac
 ci will be presenting on her experience integrating EDI into her undergrad
 uate courses and Project Collaborator Erin Ziegler\, Daphne Cockwell Schoo
 l of Nursing\, Toronto Metropolitain University\, on linking EDI and SNBH-
 L frameworks.\n\nNumerous co-authors were included in the abstract submiss
 ion including ISoN faculty Rosalind Garland\, Caroline Marchioni and Norma
  Ponzoni and grant faculty Kimberley Manning from Concordia University and
  Alessandra Borromeo from Princess Grace Hospital\, UK.\n\n \n\nAbstract\n
 \nNursing is more diverse than it has ever been\, yet the rate of growth i
 s slow. There are several systemic barriers in place preventing some nurse
 s from entering and staying in nursing in Canada and beyond. A lack of und
 erstanding of equity\, diversity and inclusion (EDI) is one such barrier. 
 For example\, the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario recently releas
 ed their call-to-action to tackle anti-black racism in Ontario (and Canada
 ) and the majority of the recommendations relate to education and support 
 of future Black nurses in Canada as well as their non-Black colleagues and
  leaders. Strengths-Based Nursing and Healthcare (SBNH) is both a philosop
 hy and a value-driven approach to guide educators\, clinicians\, and leade
 rs. SBNH aims to transform the healthcare system by humanizing healthcare 
 through knowledgeable and compassionate care. The topic of this panel disc
 ussion will be exploring EDI through the SBNH lens as it relates to nursin
 g education and the workforce. The learning objective of this panel is to 
 share how SBNH can be used as a lens to educate undergraduate and postgrad
 uate nurses on the importance of EDI-focused nursing spaces. There will be
  three topics\, each with their own presentation. Topic 1 will describe wh
 at SBNH (and SBNH-L(eadership)) is and how it relates to EDI. As an introd
 uctory topic\, we will describe SBNH and how its 4 foundations and 8 value
 s relate to EDI in nursing education and leadership. The introduction will
  be followed by two presentations on the topic of EDI through an SBNH lens
  at both the undergraduate and postgraduate levels\, as a commitment to ED
 I requires a lifelong educational approach. Topic 2 will provide an exampl
 e of an undergraduate training exercise which asked students to rethink th
 eir approach to a patient situation as it related to EDI. Specifically\, t
 his assignment invited students to recognize the potential changes in reso
 urce access and necessary alterations to the clinical management of specif
 ic cases to ensure culturally informed care and equitable practice. Finall
 y\, topic 3 will provide an example of a postgraduate training program on 
 SBNH-L focused on EDI. Postgraduate nurses were provided SBNH-L training w
 hich included a dedicated module on EDI. The nurses were later invited to 
 share their experience with the module as well as their personal views on 
 EDI through a series of semistructured interviews.\n\n \n\n \n
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LOCATION:CA\, NL\, St. John's
SUMMARY:CASN 2023: Educating nurses on EDI through SBNH Symposium 
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