Canadian Society of Ophthalmic Registered Nurses

Bridging the Gap

CSORN Annual Symposium
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Pier 4, 0800-1600

Objectives
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

• integrate new learning skills into their current practice, thereby enhancing better patient care outcomes
• compare and differentiate the variety of IOLs currently available
• assess and understand the needs of the aging baby boomers

Time	Room 2
0730	Coffee and Pastries (Exhibit Hall)
08000	CSORN Business Meeting
0840	Welcome remarks Marcela Tutay, Conference coordinator
0845	Complications of Cataract Surgery Dr. Bernard Hurley, University of Ottawa Eye Institute
0930	Burning the Midnight Oil by 9 pm Fran Wolfe, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Geriatrics, North York General
1015	BREAK
1045	Update on Endothelial Keratoplasty Dr Joseph Ma, North York General–Branson, Kensington Eye Institute
1130	LUNCH
1245	"Doctor, is my cataract ripe yet?" Marlene Griffin, RN, OA, North York General
1315	"The Bugs Stop Here!" Billi Onley, Clinical Leader Ophthalmology, North Bay General Hospital
1345	Outreach in Manitoba: The Misericordia Experience Karen Terlinski, Clinical Resource Nurse, Misericordia Health Centre
1430	BREAK
1500	KEYNOTE: Different Aspirations for Different Generations Mary T. Yates, MEd, Human Resources Development, York Central Hospital