CANA Virtual Spring Meeting 2021

About the CANA Virtual Spring Meeting

CANA Virtual Spring Meeting
Saturday, May 1 – Sunday, May 2, 2021

You’re invited to join the California Association of Nurse Anesthesiology for our Virtual Spring Meeting on May 1-2, 2021! CANA meetings are an opportunity for you to learn from CRNA experts and peers, while our virtual platform allows you to connect with other California CRNAs, NARs, and our partners to network and communicate through video and text chat.

The spring meeting will feature practical topics to allow you to grow your practice, as well as your business. Additionally, attendees will also have the chance to hear about new legislative updates that affect our California CRNA community and hear from our CANA Wellness Committee to hear about new ways to take care of yourself, in order to take better care of your patients.

No travel is required – view the live presentations and interact with other conference attendees and exhibitors from the comfort of your own home!

Stay tuned for more updated information about speakers and sessions and Class A CE credit.

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Program

CE Credit:

This educational program is designed to meet the requirements for 11.5 Class A CE credits. An application for credit hours is pending. Total hours approved is subject to change.

Preview Day – Friday, April 30

Starting at 1:00pm on Friday, April 30, participants will have the opportunity to access the platform early to explore the Expo Hall and familiarize themselves with the meeting platform features.

Day 1 – Saturday, May 1

8:30 — 8:45 AM | Welcome Remarks

Welcome remarks provided by CANA Programs Committee Chair, Daniel Bell, RN, CRNA, DNP.

8:45 — 9:45 AM | Anaesthesia & The Environment

During this lecture, participants will look at the health effects of climate change whilst exploring the uncomfortable paradox that we may be part of the problem. Looking at our day to day activities we will uncover carbon hotspots within our own speciality and learn ways to mitigate them.

Presenter: Dr. Jonny Groome MBBS BSc FRCA

Jonny is a an anaesthetic registrar from London currently working at Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital. Three years ago he set up GASP – The Greener Anaesthesia & Sustainability Project, a multidisciplinary group working to reduce the environmental impact of healthcare in the UK and beyond. Over the last three years the group has become well known internationally for its work in education, quality improvement, advocacy and consulting. At Great Ormond Street Hospital he and the team have been working hard this year on carbon reduction strategies as part of a net zero commitment by 2030. To learn more about GASP and sustainable healthcare please check out their website www.gaspanaesthesia.com.

9:45 — 10:45 AM | The Effect of the Coronavirus Pandemic on Substance Use Disorder Prevalence and Treatment

The presentation will consist of a 1-hour slide presentation on the topic of the pandemic effects on the treatment and prevalence of SUD. The CANA Wellness Committee will introduce the topic, then describe various negative effects that the public health safety needs of providing care during the pandemic has had on the treatment modalities and incidence of substance use disorder (SUD). SUD can be treated and helped, despite the pandemic.

Presenters:

Charles Griffis, PhD, CRNA
Is a former CANA President, and is a member of the AANA and CANA Health and Wellness Committee with many years’ experience as a practitioner, educator and researcher.

Anna Lai Mark, MSN, CRNA
Anna Lai Mark has worked as a CRNA for over three years at an urban Northern California hospital. She is a CANA Wellness Committee member and State Peer Advisor. Prior to becoming a CRNA, her background was in NICU and PICU nursing. She is a guest lecturer at Samuel Merritt University for the nurse anesthesia program and is currently completing her Doctorate of Nursing Practice through Touro University of Nevada. In her (increasingly) spare time, she enjoys baking, cooking, Crossfit, traveling and spending time with her family and friends.

Tiffany Ann Uranga, CRNA
Tiffany Ann Uranga is a CRNA in the US Navy assigned to Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Graduate School of Nursing, Nurse Anesthesia Program as an assistant professor and Site Director of the Phase II clinical site at Naval Medical Center San Diego. She chairs the CANA Wellness Committee and is an AANA California state peer assistant.

Emily J. Marsh, AAHCA, BSN-RN
Emily is entering her third year in a Doctorate in Nursing Practice of Nurse Anesthesiology program at the University of Southern California. She is the student representative for the CANA Wellness Committee. Her nursing background was in the CICU at Duke University Hospital and with ICU travel nursing. Her scholarly interests are in pain management, alternative therapies, cultural awareness, and evidence-based practice.

10:45 — 11:00 AM | Networking & Break with Exhibitors

Visit sponsor booths in the virtual expo hall, view RedTalk presentations, or connect with other participants via video and direct message.

11:00 AM — 1:00 PM | Post Master’s Professional Degree Discovery Panel 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, including MPH, MHA, Pain Fellowship, and DNAP. 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.

Presenters:

Lee Ranali, DNAP, CRNA
Lee Ranalli, DNP, CRNA graduated from the Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia in 2010 and then moved back to his home state of Arizona. In 2015, after serving multiple years as a Chief CRNA, he decided to pursue his passion for education by becoming an Assistant Professor at Midwestern University’s Nurse Anesthesia Program. Lee went on to receive his Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Alabama in 2018. More recently, he has taken on the role of Assistant Director and achieved rank advancement to Associate Professor. Lee recently finished his tenure as President of the Arizona Association of Nurse Anesthetists. Additionally, he serves on the Arizona State Board of Nursing’s Advanced Practice Advisory Committee. Lee has authored multiple journal publications and is a contributing author to the Neuroanesthesia chapter within the textbook Nurse Anesthesia.

Jason Trudell, MHA, MSN, CRNA, ARNP

Matthew C. Stokes, DNP, CRNA, NSPM-C
Dr Stokes began his career in Florida and spent 9 years with the US Army Reserve, providing anesthesia for soldiers and their families. He went on to participate in a mentorship program in interventional pain management and followed this which a fellowship in advanced pain management. Upon completion, he furthered his education by completing his Doctorate, during which time he published a short book for CRNAs with advice on how to start a pain clinic. Since that time, Dr Stokes has created two successful pain clinics and operates a pain management resource website for CRNAs, www.CRNApainmanagement.com. His piece of advice for any CRNA interested in pain management is: “get all the education you can, do not neglect the necessity of mentorship, and above all else, stay humble”.

Scott Rigdon MPH, DNAP, CRNA, NSPM-C
Scott Rigdon lives with his family in Bozeman, Montana. His practice consists of NSPM and enough perioperative work to keep his skills intact. Scott’s journey in the Nurse Anesthesia profession has be varied and ultimately landed his family in Montana. He is a native Oregonian and is currently the FPD of the MTANA, serving on the AANA NSPM task force. He is also an Adjunct Faculty member at Midwestern University and the Oregon Health and Science University. He is a Founding owner of CE2, a Nurse Anesthesiologist focused continuing education company. He spends most of his free time outdoors and preferably off the grid.

Following the 1-hour panel 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.

MPH

Scott Rigdon MPH, DNAP, CRNA, NSPM-C
Jamilla Churchill, MSN, MPH, CRNA
Erica McCall, MSN, MPH, CRNA

MHA

Jason Trudell, MHA, MSN, CRNA, ARNP
Adam Boyd, DHA, ACNP-BC, CRNA

Pain Fellowship

Matthew C. Stokes, DNP, CRNA, NSPM-C
Bill Johnson, DNAP, CRNA
Randy Cornelius, CRNA
David Gaskin, CRNA, NSPM-C, CPT USAR

DNAP

Lee Ranali, DNAP, CRNA
Peter Strube, DNAP, CRNA, MBA, MSNA, APNP APRN LTC(Ret.)
Jon Wilton, DNAP, CRNA

1:00 — 1:30 PM | Lunch Break with Exhibitors

Visit sponsor booths in the virtual expo hall, view RedTalk presentations, or connect with other participants via video and direct message.

1:30 — 2:30 PM | Grand Round Anesthesia Discussion on Black Maternal Mortality & Trending Doctorate Capstone Projects

This session will discuss two topics for CRNAs and nurse anesthesia students. One of the topics for discussion is to create interest in the Nurse Anesthesia community on the study and elimination of racial healthcare disparities in Black maternal mortality. Secondly, the session will provide foundational information in the evolution of doctorate degree nurse anesthesia programs, varied topics, and workforce diversity gaps in anesthesia subspecialties.

Presenter: 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.

2:30 — 3:00 PM | Networking & Break with Exhibitors

Visit sponsor booths in the virtual expo hall, view RedTalk presentations, or connect with other participants via video and direct message.

3:00 — 3:30 PM | From Research to Paper: How to Get Our Work Published! - A Special Presentation by Sarah Jingying Zhang, AANA Researcher of the Year

In this session, common pitfalls of research projects are described. In addition, a step-by-step guide is provided on how to write a scientific manuscript to get research projects published.

Presenter: Sarah Jingying Zhang, PhD, CRNA

Sarah Zhang is an assistant professor at University of South Florida and an adjunct faculty at Samuel Merritt University, Oakland, CA. Currently, she is dividing her time in the operating room, conducting clinical research and teaching nurse anesthesia students. Prior to becoming CRNA, she completed her Master and PhD degree in Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. She continued her research training as a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford University and followed by UCSF/VA hospital. She recently was awarded a clinical trial grant by Orthopedic Research and Education Foundation. Because of her scholarly achievement, she was selected the Researcher of the Year 2020 from AANA.

3:30 — 4:00 PM | Taking the Tax Mystery Out of 1099 Work

During this session you will be taught how to best strategize and take advantage of current tax laws in order to optimize taxes. We will discuss the pro’s and con’s of S-corps, the best way to pay yourself, CRNA specific deductions, retirement plan options and how to keep it all organized.

Presenter: Truman Weston, CPA

Truman L. Weston was born and raised in Cameron Park. He obtained his Accounting degree from Brigham Young University. Shortly after college, he went to work for Ernst & Young in their San Jose office, providing tax services to many of the large tech companies, mainly Intel, eBay, Cisco, and Yahoo. In addition to working in the corporate tax department, he worked with the high net worth individual group. Truman holds a CPA license. He loves small business and enjoys working with business owners to explore areas of tax savings through planning. When not at work, he enjoys spending free time these days Mountain Biking, working out and spending time outdoors with his family whenever possible. If you would like to schedule a time to meet with Truman, you can now quickly book through the online portal, just visit: meetme.so/trumanweston

4:00 — 4:15 PM | Networking & Break with Exhibitors

Visit sponsor booths in the virtual expo hall, view RedTalk presentations, or connect with other participants via video and direct message.

4:15 — 6:00 PM | CANA Board Meeting & Members Business Meeting

All CANA Members are welcome and encouraged to attend this important session. Separate registration is required to attend via Zoom Webinar. Click here to register. Contact info@canainc.org if assistance is required.

Day 2 – Sunday, May 2

8:30 — 8:45 AM | Welcome Remarks

Welcome remarks provided by CANA Programs Committee Chair, Daniel Bell, RN, CRNA, DNP.

8:45 — 9:15 AM | Know Your CA CRNA Practice Better Than Your Contractor

Have you ever been in a situation where you were asked to sign an employment agreement, but just thought, “This doesn’t seem right.” Using an actual form a CRNA was asked to sign, Melanie Rowe, MSNA, CRNA, will review the current state of the CRNA practice in CA and how to evaluate a potential contractor’s or employer’s level of knowlege of CA CRNA scope of practice, especially, when it’s clear they do NOT understand the state statutes governing the practice.

Presenter: Melanie Rowe, MSNA, CRNA

Melanie Rowe, MSNA, CRNA received her Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia from Westminster College in 2009. She has been the CANA PAC Chair since 2012, serves as the CANA Practice Director and is the Co-Chair of 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 she also represents CRNAs on the Advance Practice Provider Unit Based Council.

9:15 — 9:45 AM | 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 2021, a look forward to next year, and time for Q&A.

Presenters:

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.

9:45 — 10:15 AM | ERAS/ OFA Administrative Barriers to Practice Implementation

This presentation highlights anticipated barriers in regards to implementing an ERAS and opioid sparing guideline into your perioperative environment.

Presenter: Andy Baum, CRNA, MSN

Andy Baum, CRNA, MSN graduated from Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia. He works at The Permanente Medical Group North Valley. He is passionate about opioid sparing anesthesia techniques and regional anestheisa. He has presented on various opioid free anesthesia (OFA) topics including pharmacology, pathophysiology, and implementation of OFA into practice for both anesthesia providers and peri-operative staff.

10:15 — 10:30 AM | Networking & Break with Exhibitors

Visit sponsor booths in the virtual expo hall, view RedTalk presentations, or connect with other participants via video and direct message.

10:30 — 11:30 AM | The Future of our Profession: AA transitioning to CRNA and Canadian Healthcare Transitioning to CRNA

The nurse anesthesia profession continues to grow and transition into progressive healthcare marketplaces nationally and internationally. As the demand for anesthesia care delivery outpaces the supply of anesthesia providers globally, other healthcare economies look to the United States for new innovative methodologies in delivering anesthesia services. In an effort to enhance nurse anesthesia provider output, nurse anesthesia programs embark on transformative methods for producing nurse anesthetists.

Presenter: 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.

11:30 AM — 12:00 PM | Transitioning from ACT to Independent Practice

This session will discuss the process of transition to independent practice from an ACT model as well as the expectation from a potential employer. We will also
discuss the issues/concerns for the independent CRNA employer in taking ACT CRNAs into an independent role and how best to prepare to overcome them.

Presenter: Michael MacKinnon, DNP, FNP-C, CRNA

Michael MacKinnon graduated from Thomas Jefferson University in 2009 and UMASS Boston as an FNP in 2015. He has been special interest in difficult airway, ultrasound regional anesthesia, the business of anesthesia and Anesthesiologist Assistant legislation. Mike is co-owner in CE2 (www.ce2you.com) which trains CRNAs in the use of Ultrasound and non-surgical pain management. Michael has been working in a fee for service Independent CRNA practice since graduation and currently working as a partner in a CRNA only practice in Show Low, Arizona.

12:00 — 12:30 PM | Lunch Break with Exhibitors

Visit sponsor booths in the virtual expo hall, view RedTalk presentations, or connect with other participants via video and direct message.

12:30 — 2:00 PM | Deep Dive Breakout Sessions

Participants will have the opportunity to take a Deep Dive into the day’s sessions with each of our speakers – ask more questions and gain their expertise!

Deep Dive Breakout Session: ERAS/ OFA Administrative Barriers to Practice Implementation with Andy Baum, CRNA, MSN
Deep Dive Breakout Session: The Future of our Profession – AA Transitioning to CRNA and Canadian Healthcare Transitioning to CRNA with Garry Brydges, PhD, DNP, MBA,CRNA, ACNP-BC, FAAN
Deep Dive Breakout Session: Transitioning from ACT to Independent Practice with Michael MacKinnon, DNP, FNP-C, CRNA and Joseph A. Rodriguez, CRNA

2:00 — 3:00 PM | A Practical Introduction to Narrative Medicine

Narrative Medicine is a field of study founded on the idea that stories matter in the clinical encounter and that close reading is a skill every healthcare professional must possess. Rita Charon, MD, PhD, originator of Narrative Medicine, describes this field as “[m]edicine practiced with the narrative competence to recognize, interpret, and be moved to action by the predicament of others.” In this session, participants will hear from faculty of USC’s Master of Science in Narrative Medicine program to understand the basics of narrative medicine’s methods of close reading and writing to help enhance their clinical practice. Narrative medicine has the capacity to transform the health of individuals, communities, and health care systems.

Presenters:

Pamela Schaff, MD, PhD
An associate professor of Clinical Family Medicine and Pediatrics (Educational Scholar), Dr. Schaff is also the director of the Keck School of Medicine’s Humanities, Ethics/Economics, Art, and Law (HEAL) Program, and maintains her clinical pediatric practice in the Family Medicine Clinic. Previously, Dr. Schaff was the associate dean of curriculum for the Keck School of Medicine at USC. She teaches in the Introduction to Clinical Medicine (ICM) Program and the Family Medicine Clerkship, integrating health humanities education into additional learning opportunities in her new academic home in the Department of Family Medicine. Dr. Schaff is completing her doctorate studies in literature and creative writing at USC. When she completes her dissertation, she plans to devote her professional work to research and education in narrative medicine and health humanities. Prior to her tenure as associate dean for curriculum, she served as director of the ICM program from 1996 to 2007 and as assistant dean for curriculum from 2007 to 2012.

Erika Wright, PhD
Erika Wright holds a PhD in English from the University of Southern California. She has appointments as a Lecturer in the English Department) and as an Assistant Professor of Clinical Medical Education at KSOM and is the Associate Director of the HEAL (Humanities, Ethics/Economics, Art, and the Law) Program at USC. Dr. Wright’s book, Reading for Health: Medical Narratives and the Nineteenth-Century Novel (2016), examines the rhetoric of disease prevention and health maintenance. She has contributed entries on health and disease to the Companion to Victorian Popular Fiction and her articles on medicine and literature, graduate education, and medical professionalism appear in Studies in the Novel, the Midwestern Modern Language Association journal, and From Reading to Healing: Teaching Medical Professionalism through Literature. Erika brings her expertise in narrative theory and close reading to the Narrative Medicine Workshops she has designed and taught for the HEAL Program.

3:00 — 4:00 PM | Workshop: Creative Writing for Healthcare Providers

In this writing class, participants will engage in some close reading — usually a poem or essay — and use it as a jumping off point for their own personal writing. The class is an opportunity for attendees to play, to take risks with their writing, and for the group to read deeply together.

Space for this workshop is limited to 19 CRNAs and pre-registration is required. Registration is now open to current Spring Meeting registrants. If you would like to sign-up, please contact CANA staff at info@canainc.org.

Presenter: Abigail Rasminsky, MFA

Abigail Rasminsky, MFA, is a writer, teacher and editor who works as a Lecturer in the Program in Narrative Medicine at the Keck School of Medicine of USC. She also teaches creative writing to medical students in the HEAL (Humanities, Ethics/Economics, Arts and Law) Program at Keck, and writing workshops from her home. After graduating from Columbia’s MFA program in nonfiction writing in 2012, she served as a Teaching Fellow in the Undergraduate Creative Writing program. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, The Cut, the Washington Post, Food52, Cup of Jo, Epicurious, Longreads, Dance Magazine, O: The Oprah Magazine, and more.

3:00 — 4:00 PM | Student Session - How to Thrive with a Difficult Preceptor

Working with a preceptor is par for the course for NARs, but how can you find success and confidence with a preceptor who may be more difficult than most.

During the CANA Virtual Spring Meeting 2021: Student Session – How to Thrive with a Difficult Preceptor on Sunday, May 2 at 3:00pm, attendees will participate in an open, honest, and safe discussion with their peers and recent grads to discuss ways to thrive while working with a difficult preceptor.

Do you have a situation you’re currently dealing with or other concerns you’re experiencing during your training? Submit your thoughts here and we’ll do our best to address them during the discussion. All submissions are anonymous.

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About the Conference Platform

CANA will be using a meeting interface called Hopin to host our Spring Meeting. To learn more about the attendee experience, watch this video. For the best access, you will want to join the conference from your computer using the Chrome or Firefox web browser. Joining from a web browser on a mobile device such as a phone or tablet should also work, but you may experience limited functionality. Hopin now also has a mobile app available for iOS and Android devices. Just go to the Apple or Google Play store to download the Hopin Mobile App. Learn more about how to use the app here.

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The registration fees for the conference are as follows:

CRNA – $200
RN – $200
NAR / Retired CRNA – Free

To submit your registration, select the correct registration type below and complete the registration form and payment.

Retired CRNA (CANA Member)

Retired CRNA (Non-Member)

Optional Add-on for CRNAs: AANA CPC Core Modules

As a CANA Web Conference participant, you can take advantage of a discounted price of $175 to order the *NEW* AANA CPC Core Modules, just launched in Fall 2020.

Earn up to 14.5 Class A CE credit and 3.5 Pharmacology credit.
4-Part Bundle Mapped to Topics Outlined by NBCRNA
Automatic transmission of CE to the NBCRNA for AANA members
Reference materials available for download
Micro-learning scenarios can be completed in 5-15 minutes
Up to 14 hours of online learning
Formatted for iOS, Android, PC, and Mac
Courses will need to be completed by 8/31/2023

If you purchase the modules, you will receive your unique access code from CANA via email after the Spring Meeting concludes.

Program Terms & Conditions

View the CANA Program Terms & Conditions here including the registration Cancellation Policy.

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CANA Virtual Spring Meeting Saturday, May 1 – Sunday, May 2, 2021

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Preview Day – Friday, April 30

Day 1 – Saturday, May 1

Day 2 – Sunday, May 2

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Optional Add-on for CRNAs: AANA CPC Core Modules

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