Cultivating the Next Generation of Nurse Leaders to Create a Global Vision and Strategic Plan for Geriatric UI/LUTS

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Workshop Schedule

13:30

Annemarie Dowling-Castronovo

13:35

Joan Ostaszkiewicz

13:50

Mary Happel Palmer

14:05

Annemarie Dowling-Castronovo
Mary Happel Palmer
Joan Ostaszkiewicz
Christine Bradway

14:45

Annemarie Dowling-Castronovo
Mary Happel Palmer
Joan Ostaszkiewicz
Christine Bradway

Aims & Objectives

Advanced
90 minutes
Geriatrics / Gerontology
Pure and Applied Science / Translational
Geriatric UI/LUTS, lower urinary tract symptoms transdisciplinary science, strategic planning, leadership, global nursing, change theory, urinary incontinence,
Nurses in all areas: research, practice, education, and policy.

A major global concern is how to grow the next generation of nurse leaders in transdisciplinary geriatric UI/LUTS research, practice, education, and policy. This workshop will provide a leadership training environment to jump-start the process needed to achieve the overall goal of this workshop: To develop a global network of nurse leaders in the area of geriatric UI/LUTS. Four workshop leaders will engage participants to define an eight-step change process for strategic planning, use leadership skills needed to draft a vision and plan for plan change during times of uncertainty and explore how this draft will be developed in collaboration with the ICS Nursing Committee.

Learning Objectives

  • 1. Build and strengthen a cadre of global nurse leaders in geriatric UI/LUTS. 2. Develop nursing leadership in transdisciplinary UI/LUTS research, practice, education and policy. 3. Contribute to a draft vision and strategic plan in collaboration with the ICS Nursing Committee that participants will use in their own professional societies and work environments to develop the next generation of UI/LUTS nursing leaders in transdisciplinary research, practice, education and policy.

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