Regional Officers Resource Center

2023 Regional Leadership Conference
Registration Now Open!
The 2023 Regional Leadership Conference will be held on October 20th and 21st in Chicago, IL.
We look forward to another year of networking, collaboration, and leadership development.
Why attend the Regional Leadership Conference?
- Educational content covering regional resources, best practices in board management, membership engagement, social media presence, and preventing burnout.
- Networking with your fellow regional leaders
- Opportunity to earn contact hours *amount pending approval
More detailed agenda to come!
Leadership Conference Resources:
2021 November Virtual Regional Leadership Webinar - Recording
2021 November Virtual Leadership Slides
2021 June Virtual Leadership Slides - Day One
2021 June Virtual Leadership Slides - Day Two
2020 November Virtual Leadership Slides - Day One
2020 November Virtual Regional Leader Webinar - Day One Recording
2020 November Virtual Leadership Slides - Day Two
2020 November Virtual Regional Leader Webinar - Day Two Recording
2020 June Virtual Regional Leader Webinar - Day One
2020 June Virtual Regional Leader Webinar - Day Two
Slides from the 2017 Leadership Conference:
Divisional Coordinator Assignments
Your SGNA Divisional Coordinator is an SGNA member that serves on the Regional Societies Committee. They are available to be a point of contact for your region, and act as your liaison to SGNA National. Your divisional coordinator will check in with your regional leaders on a quarterly basis to provide support and assistance as needed, and to keep you up to date with important information regarding SGNA. Click here to find out who your divisional coordinator is!
Regional Recommendation Resources (previously HOD Resources):
Rechartering Resources:
2023 Regional Rechartering Memo
New Member Engagement Resources:
ANCC Recommendations on Disclosure and Commercial Support
- In providing education for your regional members, it is important to keep the issue of disclosure and commercial support top-of-mind to ensure the integrity of your regional program. There are some key points to remember when coordinating and delivering programs with contact hour approval. These points include but are not limited to: Presentations should give a balanced view of therapeutic options. Use of generic names will contribute to this impartiality. If the continuing nursing education educational material or content includes trade names, when available, trade names from several companies should be used, not just the trade names from a single company.
- The content or format of the educational activity must promote improvements or quality in healthcare and not a specific proprietary business interest of an entity with a commercial interest. Vested interests must be disclosed verbally to the participants prior to the start of the educational activity. Financial relationships with an entity with commercial interest may include but is not limited to an individual receiving a salary, royalty, intellectual property rights, consulting fee, honoraria, ownership interest (e.g. stocks, stock options, or other ownership interests, excluding diversified mutual funds), or other financial benefit. Financial relationships in any amount which have occurred within the past 12 months are considered relevant.
- Product promotion material of any type is prohibited during continuing nursing education (CNE). Educational materials that are a part of a CNE, such as abstracts, slides, and handouts, shall not contain any advertising, trade name, or product message.
- For further clarification on these or other issues related to disclosure or commercial support, please contact Cindy Friis.
Regional Society Award
Visit the Awards Page to view the Outstanding Regional Society application.
SGNA's Standards and Position Statements address issues directly affecting the practice of gastroenterology nursing. Use this PowerPoint as a way to introduce the practice documents to your region.
Introductory PowerPoint