CANA 2020 Virtual Fall Meeting

About the CANA Virtual Meeting

CANA 2020 Virtual Fall Meeting

Date: Saturday, October 17 – Sunday, October 18, 2020

Join us for a dynamic virtual experience featuring high-quality educational sessions that you know and love on an engaging new online conference platform that will allow for more attendee interaction with each other, presenters, and our sponsors in a virtual expo hall. Best of all, you will be able to easily access the conference directly in your web browser without having to download any new applications.

Attendees will be able to move in and out of sessions just like an in-person event and enjoy the content and connections that CANA has to offer. Participants can invite each other to video chat one-on-one or send each other direct messages throughout the conference.

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Program Agenda

All times are PDT.

This program has been designed to meet the requirements for 11.5 Class A CE Credits.

Preview Day – Friday, October 16

Starting at 1:00pm – Participants will have the option to access to the platform early to explore the Expo Hall and familiarize themselves with the meeting access and features.

Day 1 – Saturday, October 17

8:30 - 8:45am Welcome & Opening Remarks

CANA Programs emcee Daniel Bell, CRNA, will welcome everyone to the virtual meeting and share some important information and tips for attendees to have the best possible experience.

8:45 - 9:15 am Programmed Intermittent Epidural Boluses (PIEB) A Superior Method for Labor Analgesia

This presentation will discuss the different ways of managing a labor epidural, including: manual, continuous infusions, continuous infusions + patient controlled epidural analgesia & programmed intermittent epidural boluses (PIEB). It will then discuss why the trend is moving towards PIEB. Finally it will show how PIEB is superior to all of the other methods of dosing a labor epidural.

Presented by: John Gianitsis, MSNA, CRNA

John’s nursing career began in 2005 at Brigham & Women’s Hospital, in Boston, Massachusetts where he worked as an ICU nurse. He Completed his Anesthesia training in 2016 from the University of New England, in Portland, Maine and relocated to California. John has been employed with Kaiser Permanente since graduating spending his first 3 years working in Vallejo & Vacaville. He currently works for Kaiser East Bay in Oakland & Richmond.

9:15 - 9:45am Tranexamic Acid (TXA) in Anesthesia: Management of Postpartum Hemorrhage

This session will briefly discuss postpartum hemorrhage: history, pathophysiology, etiologies, diagnosis, and traditional treatment. It will also review Tranexamic Acid (TXA), pharmacology, mechanism of action, side effects and toxicity. Lastly, it will present the use of TXA in obstetric procedures with brief case study.

Presented by: Dianna M. Heikkila, PhD, CRNA

Dianna Heikkila completed her nurse anesthesia training at Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia in 2001. After graduation she practiced in Boise, Idaho for 10 years and conducted all types of anesthesia for all patient populations. Since the fall of 2012, Dianna has been working exclusively in a busy OB practice, where she transitioned in January 2014 to Chief CRNA for the OB Anesthesia Department and assumed the role of Clinical Coordinator for Samuel Merritt University, Program of Nurse Anesthesia. Dianna completed her PhD from Walden University, the College of Health Sciences, with an emphasis on leadership in November of 2018. Her dissertation focused on the Relationship between CRNAs Emotional Intelligence and Burnout. Dianna also is an Adjunct Assistant Professor for Samuel Merritt University, Program of Nurse Anesthesia and has been teaching the OB Anesthesia component for the program.

9:45 - 10:15am Networking and Break with Exhibitors

The break is also a great opportunity to check out our sponsoring partner booths in the virtual expo hall. You can also use the conference features to connect one-on-one with your fellow conference participants via video and direct message.

10:15am - 12:25pm Coronavirus Part II: Managing the Critical Ill Patient in Anesthesia Updated

As the global COVID-19 pandemic exceeds 22 million cases, 25% of those cases reside in the United States. Total deaths in the United States 170,000 cases after the 2nd surge. Many healthcare providers on the frontline are becoming infected with the virus, with some dying. There are many unknowns and postulations in managing a COVID-19 case. One area of main concern includes the profound inflammatory response on the pulmonary system. This updated topic will focus on some of the current strategies managing the intubate COVID-19 patient, including learned effects of care.

Presented by: Garry Brydges, PhD, DNP, MBA,CRNA, ACNP-BC, FAAN

Dr. Garry Brydges is the chief nurse anesthetist at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas – overseeing a group of over 110 CRNAs. He is also adjunct faculty at both the University of Texas and Baylor College of Medicine Nurse Anesthesia Programs, teaching in focused areas of neuroanesthesia, such as craniotomies, skull base surgery, spine surgery, pituitary tumor surgery, and his acute care nurse practitioner expertise in cardiovascular surgery. Garry also served as the 83rd President of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists.

12:25 - 1:00pm Lunch Break with Exhibitors

The break is a great opportunity to check out our sponsoring partner booths in the virtual expo hall. You can also use the conference features to connect one-on-one with your fellow conference participants via video and direct message.

1:00 - 2:00pm Suspicion of Diversion and Intervention: How to Get Help When Help is Needed

This lecture will include signs and behaviors of SUD in CRNAs and SRNAs which may be seen as diversion in the workplace. Strategies to identify and prevent diversion as well as to promote the wellbeing of employees and patients will be presented. In addition, intervention essentials to protect CRNAs and SRNAs until they can safely receive SUD treatment and prevent unnecessary death will be discussed in a discussion and Q& A type format.

Presented by:

Linda Stone, DNP, CRNA
Dr. Linda Stone has had an ongoing interest in evidence-based practice, research, and organizational change to improve patient care throughout her career. Her primary areas of interest are related to professional wellbeing and substance use disorder in nurse anesthesia practice. She served as a primary investigator in 2015 looking at critical incident stress management and second victim phenomenon in CRNAs when completing her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree from Duke University and is currently serving as a primary study consultant for a nationwide study looking at substance use disorder. As chair of the AANA Peer Assistance Advisors Committee, Dr. Stone along with the seven CRNA members promote SUD awareness, provide educational outreach, and participate in research related to SUD in nurse anesthesia practice and professional well being for CRNAs and SRNAs. In addition, Dr. Stone is currently the Assistant Program Director and an Assistant Clinical Professor in the nurse anesthesia concentration at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro School of Nursing.

Bridget Petrillo, MS, CRNA
Bridget lives and works in Phoenix, Arizona. She is a member of the AANA Peer Assistance Advisory Committee and is the AZ-ANA State Peer Advisor. Bridget has been a CRNA for 25 years and has worked in a variety of practices nationwide, including in New Haven, Connecticut and in Fresno, California. She is 21 years clean and sober from a Fentanyl addiction and, as such, is committed to educating the anesthesia community about the occupational hazards of addiction, advocating for a clear path to treatment and recovery, and promoting well-being in all CRNAs and SRNAs.

2:00 - 2:30pm AB 5 Update

This session will provide an update on AB 5 amendments in recent California legislative session, AB 5-related litigation, and potential workarounds for CRNAs.

Presented by: Phil Recht, Mayer Brown

Phil Recht is managing partner of the Los Angeles office of Mayer Brown LLP and co-leader of the firm’s Public Policy, Regulatory & Political Law practice. Phil represents clients in legislative, regulatory, enforcement, and litigation matters before and involving federal, state, and local governments. CANA was Phil’s first client as a lawyer, and he has served as CANA’s outside general counsel for more than 30 years.

2:30 - 3:00pm Networking and Break with Exhibitors

3:00 - 3:30pm Forming a Corporation for the CRNA in California

This session will provide a brief synopsis of CA codes and laws for forming a business structure through which professional anesthesia services are provided.

Presented by: Melanie Rowe, CRNA

Melanie Rowe, MSNA, CRNA received her Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia from Westminster University in 2009. She has been the CANA PAC Chair since 2012, serves as the CANA Practice Director and is a CRNA delegate to the CA APRN Coalition. Melanie has been inspired by the CRNAs before her who have defended this great career and is passionate about protecting CRNA practice in California. She practices at UC Davis Health in Sacramento where is also represents CRNAs on the Advance Practice Provider Unit Based Council.

3:30 - 4:00pm Legislative Update

CANA’s lobbyists will provide a legislative update for California, covering the “state of the state”, a recap of activity and outcomes impacting CRNAs in 2020, a look forward to next year, and time for Q&A.

Presented by:

Angela Blanchard, Partner, Political Solutions
As a partner at one of California’s “top 10” lobbying firms, Angela Blanchard manages the effortsof the Political Solutions’ advocacy team. Her expertise centers on health care policy and regulatory issues impacting provider scope of practice. Successful legislative and budgetary campaigns have included removal of treatment caps for cancer patients, extended health and privacy rights for minors, bills improving the California Children’s Services Program, Genetically Handicapped Persons Program, Every Woman Counts Program, and Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program, among others. She specializes in navigating the California State budget process and public health non-profit advocacy campaigns.

Kelly Mac Millan, MPA, Partner, Political Solutions
Kelly Mac Millan has served California through her nonprofit management and advocacy work for over 20 years. Primarily focusing on women’s health, Kelly has been a champion for breast cancer patients, domestic violence and sexual assault victims and California’s underserved. Kelly also has extensive experience in the political and government arena. She served as a Communication and Development Director for the Institute for Local Government, had her own political fundraising firm and served as campaign manager on local, state and federal campaigns.

Monica Miller, Owner & President, Sacramento Advisors, LLC
Monica Miller is the owner and President of Sacramento Advisors, LLC, which she founded after 24 years working in politics. Having worked on campaigns, as a consultant in the Senate and the Assembly and most recently a long-time lobbyist at a top ten lobbying firm in Sacramento, she launched Sacramento Advisors, LLC in order to take her passion for lobbying to another level.  She enjoys helping clients navigate the legislative and budget process and now continues to promote their interests with her new lobbying firm.

4:00 - 4:15pm Networking Break

4:15 - 5:30pm CANA Board Meeting & CANA Members Business Meeting

All CANA members are welcome and encouraged to attend this important session. CRNA members will have the opportunity to vote on an amendment to the CANA Bylaws. The CANA Board of Directors Election results will be announced.

Separate registration is required to attend via Zoom Webinar. To register, log in to the Members section on this website and visit the Members Only page. Contact in**@ca*****.org if assistance is required.

4:15 - 5:45pm RN-to-CRNA

Are you an RN who’s thinking about earning your degree in nurse anesthesia? Join us for this 1-hour, quick-fire session to discuss what it takes to apply to, be accepted into, and survive a CRNA program.

5:45 - 7:00pm Expo Hall Open

Didn’t get a chance to view the virtual exhibit booths or watch the Red Talks. Now’s your chance!

*Note – Sponsor representatives may only be available during the break periods listed in the schedule.

Day 2 – Sunday, October 18

8:30 - 8:45am Welcome

CANA Programs emcee Daniel Bell, CRNA, will welcome everyone to the virtual meeting and share some important information about the second day of our program.

8:45 - 10:30am Post Master’s Professional Degree Discovery Session

This session is an introduction to the various Advanced Professional/Doctorate degrees in Nursing or Nurse Anesthesia that are currently pursuable by the Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. A panel of CRNAs from each respective discipline will discuss the path to their chosen degree, along with examples of what each degree provides, and discussion on how the participants have implemented it within their career. This session aims to demystify what is possible beyond a Master’s Degree and to forecast which professional avenues each postmaster’s degrees may be able to open.

Presented by:

Michael J Anderson, DNP, CRNA, ARNP
Dr. Anderson received his MSN from the Cleveland Clinic/Case Western Reserve University Anesthesia Nursing Program in 2008. He joined the University of Iowa Department of Anesthesia shortly thereafter and has worked as a staff CRNA since. Dr. Anderson received his DNP in 2014 from the University of Iowa and his capstone project focused on Infection Control in the Operating Room. His research and clinical interests include neuroanesthesia, infection control, the evolution of teaching and continuing education and evidence-based practice and quality assurance research. Dr. Anderson is also very involved with the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), the Iowa Association of Nurse Anesthetists (IANA) and was the Emerging Leader Fellow for the National Board of Certification & Recertification for Nurse Anesthetists (NBCRNA) from 2014-2016. Dr. Anderson was appointed Clinical Coordinator for UI’s Anesthesia Nursing Program in August, 2015.

Terri Durbin, DNP, PhD, CRNA, APRN
Dr. Durbin earned an MSN in Nurse Anesthesia from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, a DNP in Acute Care Nursing from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis, Tennessee, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Education at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Dr. Durbin teaches in the Nurse Anesthesia concentration at the University of Tennessee. Her research interests are diversity in nursing and nurse anesthesia, design thinking and nursing, and cultural competence in nurse anesthesia. Dr. Durbin has served in the Tennessee Association of Nurse Anesthetists on the Board of Directors (as President-elect, President, and Government Relations committee chair), and as Federal political Director. She serves in the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists as a member of the Government Relations committee, and is a member of the Rural Health Association of Tennessee. Her policy interests include access to care for veterans and rural communities.

Melissa Lucas, JD, DNP, MBA, CRNA
Melissa graduated anesthesia school in 1999. She’s worked clinically in a myriad of clinical scenarios including independent practice. She has served as an assistant program director and an adjunct professor on the University level. She graduated law school in early 2019 and passed the California general bar exam in July 2019.

Randall Moore, PhD, MBA, CRNA
Dr. Randall Moore became the Chief Executive Officer of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists on September 5, 2017. Prior to that, Randy served as a senior hospital administrator with Passavant Area Hospital/Memorial Health System in Jacksonville, IL. In addition to Randy’s hospital leadership experience, he has served as AANA Treasurer and Region 3 Director. In addition to his service to the AANA, Randy has held various leadership positions within the Illinois Association of Nurse Anesthetists – including region director, government relations chair, and president. Randy is retired from the Army Reserve after 22 years of military service. He has served in both the Illinois Army National Guard and Army Reserve as an infantryman, combat medic and CRNA. In 2012, Randy deployed with a Forward Surgical Team in Afghanistan providing combat causality care. Randy holds a Doctorate in Nursing Practice from The University of Alabama, a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Southern Illinois University, a Master’s of Science in Nursing from Bradley University, and a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing from Northern Illinois University.

Bryan Tune, PhD, FNP, CRNA
Dr. Tune holds a full time professorial appointment at California State University, Fresno. In addition he is the co-founder and managing partner of Central California Anesthesia Solutions. As a board certified FNP, Dr. Tune also provides per diem urgent care services in a rural community clinic and on annual medical mission trips.

Following the presentation, the panelists from each respective discipline will each host a breakout session, along with other panelists, where attendees can ask questions and continue the conversation.

MBA

Randall Moore, PhD, MBA, CRNA
Debbie Malina, CRNA, DNSc, MBA, FNAP
Garry Brydges, PhD, DNP, MBA,CRNA, ACNP-BC, FAAN

FNP

Bryan Tune, PhD, FNP, CRNA
Mike Mackinnon, DNP, FNP-C, CRNA
Ron Ray, DNAP, CRNA, FNP-C, ENP-C

PhD

Terri Durbin, DNP, PhD, CRNA, APRN
Dru Riddle, PhD, DNP, CRNA, FAAN
Dianna M. Heikkila, PhD, CRNA
Sarah Giron, PhD, CRNA

DNP

Michael J Anderson, DNP, CRNA, ARNP
Sharon Pearce, MSN, CRNA
Lee Ranalli, DNP, CRNA
Regalado A. Valerio Jr., DNP, CRNA, CHSE

Melissa Lucas, JD, DNP, MBA, CRNA
Chris Moore, BSN, MSN, JD, CRNA

10:30 - 11:00 am Networking and Break with Exhibitors

11:00am - 12:00pm The Business of Anesthesia

Can a CRNA provide exceptional care to patients AND be a fiscally productive business owner? Learn from two leading CRNAs as they discuss how to run your business to be efficient, revenue generating, and safe, especially during a worldwide pandemic.

Presented by:

Laurel Schooler, CRNA, MS

Christy Davis, CRNA

12:00 - 12:30pm AANA Region 5 Update

The presentation will include the AANA and membership demographics and provide an update on current issues affecting the AANA and the nurse anesthesia profession. The AANA update will provide information on the value of membership and on the support services for state associations and members.

Presented by: Kristie Hoch, DNP, MS, CRNA, RRT

Dr. Kristie Hoch, DNP, CRNA, is the Program Administrator for the University of Arizona’s, Doctor of Nursing Practice – Nurse Anesthesia specialty program. Kristie has 15+ years of experience as an independent CRNA, but also has experience working in care team models. She has provided anesthesia in multiple practice settings, to include office based, critical access, academic teaching hospitals, and trauma centers. She has served as the Rural Facilities Director and Recruiter for an all CRNA company prior to becoming an educator. She became an educator to influence the future Nurse Anesthesia by ensuring students are prepared for full-practice authority. She is a relentless advocate for CRNAs having served on the state, regional and national level. She currently serves as Region 5 Director. She is also a Veteran of Desert Storm, which is where she learned she wanted to be a CRNA.

12:30 - 1:00 pm Lunch Break with Exhibitors

1:00pm - 1:30pm The ABCs of Reading a CXR

This lecture will provide you with a systematic approach for reading a Chest X-ray and practice interpreting not only pulmonary, but cardiac concerns vital for Nurse Anesthesia practice.

Presented by: Kristie Hoch, DNP, MS, CRNA, RRT

1:30 - 2:00 pm Lessons Learned from Delivering Anesthesia in Austere Locations

Performing anesthesia in austere environments can be very challenging to the provider. Delivering anesthesia in these environments without basic resources such as running water to lack of anesthesia equipment or medications change the way we think about providing the anesthetic. The results and lessons learned from performing anesthesia in these challenging environments present opportunities for providers to implement in their practice in both small rural practices as well as larger metropolitan areas.

Presented By: Scott Joyce, CRNA, DNP, ARNP

Captain Scott Joyce is an eight-year veteran in the United States Army Reserve who lives and works in southeast Iowa. Scott was a former Houston fireman/ paramedic for fifteen years before becoming a nurse anesthetist. He attended Baylor College of Medicine for nurse anesthesia school and specialized in cardiovascular anesthesia prior to moving to Iowa for the Army. His most recent Army mobilization in 2019 had him as part of a five man “Damage Control Surgery” team that was positioned far forward in support of the war on terror. Scott is married with two boys and two boxers.

2:00 - 2:45pm Nurse Anesthesia, Black Maternity Mortality and COVID19: Impact on Communities of Color and Mitigation

In this session, Dr. Lena Gould, Founder & CEO of the Diversity in Nurse Anesthesia Mentorship Program, will take a deep dive into the history of racial disparity in the healthcare industry and patient care, the impact of racism in the nurse anesthesia profession specifically, and strategies to mitigate the negative impacts racial disparity has within communities of color.

Presented by: Wallena Gould, EdD, CRNA, FAAN

Dr. Gould is a recipient of the prestigious 2019 AANA Agatha Hodgins Award for Outstanding Accomplishment, Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, 2018 recipient of the NBNA Trailblazer Award, Chair of the Diversity Task Force for the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, Editorial Board Member of Minority Nurse Magazine, and a Consultant for HRSA Workforce Diversity $1 Million Grant. And, she is a former Adjunct Professor at Rutgers University School of Nursing Camden Campus, Augusta University Nurse Anesthesia Program, and former Chief Nurse Anesthetist and Clinical Coordinator.

Her journey has taken her from being a single mother on welfare as an undergraduate (Educational Opportunity Fund) student at Fairleigh Dickinson University (1990). Upon graduating from FDU, she became an Auditor at Ernst & Young in New York City. After working one year as an Auditor for Ernst & Young, she changed careers to the healthcare profession and enrolled in Gloucester County College for an Associate Degree in Nursing.

Introduced to Nurse Anesthesia while working as an operating room nurse for several years, Dr. Gould left thereafter to work in the trauma unit. She applied to La Salle University Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia and graduated in 2004.

2:45 - 3:00pm Networking and Break with Exhibitors

3:00 - 4:00pm Beyond the Mask Podcast - What Does Gen X, Y, and Me Believe is the Future of the Nurse Anesthesia Profession?

As a fresh generation of CRNAs make their way into the profession of nurse anesthesia, what do they believe will continue to move our field forward? Nationally renown podcast hosts Sharon Pearce and Jeremy Stanley from Beyond the Mask sit down with a panel of “Gen X, Y, and Me” CRNAs to discover what they hope to see state and national organizations accomplish in the next 5-10 years.

Presented by:

Sharon Pearce, CRNA
Sharon graduated from the Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Hospital Nurse Anesthesia program in 1992. She resides in North Carolina and currently works as a staff anesthetist for a CRNA owned group, Carolina Anesthesia & Associates. Professional service includes being a past President of the North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists. She served three years on the AANA (American Association of Nurse Anesthetists) Public Relations (PR) committee and did Media Training for state associations in conjunction with the AANA Senior Director of Strategic Communications, Chris Bettin. Sharon was the producer of the AANA PR award-winning video, “The Best Kept Secret in Healthcare.” She chaired the Government Relations Committee of the AANA in 2009-2010 and has been a registered lobbyist for many years with legislative involvement for over 19 years. Board of Director service at the national level of the AANA has included Region 2 Director, Vice President, President-Elect, and President in 2014-2015. Read more.

Jeremy Stanley, CFP, AIF
Jeremy Stanley is the president and founder of CRNA Financial Planning ® , an AANA Member Advantage Program Partner. For more than two decades, he has been helping CRNAs utilize their career paths to pursue their dreams. As a member of the Wake Forest Baptist Health Nurse Anesthesia Program Advisory Committee, as well as a Public Trustee to the AANA Foundation, Jeremy stays abreast of the ever-evolving healthcare landscape as well as the political issues that affect CRNAs. An advocate for the CRNA profession, Jeremy has written two books – exclusively for CRNAs. “The Wealthy CRNA” lays out a foundational road map for CRNAs to plan their financial futures, and “A CRNA’s Life After Anesthesia” is designed to assist CRNAs in planning for retirement. Read more.

4:00-5:00pm Expo Hall Open

Didn’t get a chance to view the virtual exhibit booths or watch the Red Talks. Now’s your chance!

*Note – Sponsor representatives may only be available during the break periods listed in the schedule.

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About the Conference Platform

CANA will be using a meeting interface called Hopin to host our Fall Meeting. To learn more about the attendee experience, watch this video or read the FAQ here.

For the best access, you will want to join the conference from your computer using the Chrome or Firefox web browser. Joining from a mobile device such as a phone or tablet should also work, but you may experience limited functionality.

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Optional Add-on: AANA CPC Core Modules 2020

As a CANA Fall Meeting participant, you can take advantage of a discounted price of $175 to order the *NEW* AANA CPC Core Modules, just launched in Fall 2020. If you purchase the modules, you will receive your unique access code from CANA via email shortly after the Fall Meeting concludes. CRNAs when registering for the event, please select the option to add this to your registration.

Confirmation

All registrations processed online at the link above will receive an automatic order confirmation (and receipt, if applicable) directly from CANA. As part of your confirmation, you will also receive specific instructions to create your Hopin profile to be able to access the conference. If you need assistance, please contact in**@ca*****.org or 415-610-8499 to speak with member of the CANA staff.

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About the CANA Virtual Meeting

CANA 2020 Virtual Fall Meeting

Date: Saturday, October 17 – Sunday, October 18, 2020

Program Agenda

All times are PDT.

Preview Day – Friday, October 16

Day 1 – Saturday, October 17

Day 2 – Sunday, October 18

Registration

About the Conference Platform

Registration is now closed.

Optional Add-on: AANA CPC Core Modules 2020

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Program Terms & Conditions

Sponsors

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About the CANA Virtual Meeting

CANA 2020 Virtual Fall Meeting

Date: Saturday, October 17 – Sunday, October 18, 2020

Program Agenda

All times are PDT.

Preview Day – Friday, October 16

Day 1 – Saturday, October 17

Day 2 – Sunday, October 18

Registration

About the Conference Platform

Registration is now closed.

Optional Add-on: AANA CPC Core Modules 2020

Confirmation

Program Terms & Conditions

Sponsors

Contact Information

Information

Policies

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