Using a Systematic Review to Determine the Best Evidence for Endoscope Storage Time
View a recap below of the Annual Course session on a systematic review, conducted by two SGNA Scholars, to determine the best evidence for the length of time endoscopes that have undergone reprocessing can be safely stored and used without posing any risk of contamination from pathogens. To hear the complete session, visit the SGNA Store and purchase the online educational offering (including contact hour opportunity) available now.
Update on Projects in Progress
SGNA Fellows will be sharing updates on their projects at the Annual Course. Discover more about the program, including the Fellows sessions, by exploring the Annual Course webpages.
- Sunday, May 22
• 10:00 am – 11:00 am
• CS-22
Capnography Monitoring During Moderate Sedation: How an SGNA Fellow Took Current Evidence and Worked Toward Putting it into Practice
- Deborah J. Kummer, BSN RN CGRN
- 1.00 Contact Hour; 1.00 GI-Specific; 1.00 CBSPD
- Levels 1-2, Evidence-based Practice/Research Content
- Tuesday, May 24
• 10:30 am – 11:30 am
• CS-73
Improving the Efficiency of Hospital-based Gastroenterology Departments that Perfom Advanced Endoscopy
- Jason Sims, BSN RN
- 1.00 Contact Hour
- Levels 1-4, Operational Management Content
- Tuesday, May 24 • 2:45 pm – 3:45 pm • CS-81 Effectiveness of Polyethylene Glycol Preparation vs Split Dose Bowel Cleansing Preparation on Need for Repeat Colonoscopy in Adult Inpatients
- Loraine Hunt-Miller, BSN RN CGRN
- 1.00 Contact Hour
- Evidence-based Practice/Research Content