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January 2024
TONL News & Updates

 

The 2024 TONL Dallas Conference will be held Feb. 22-23 at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital. Created by and for nurse leaders throughout the state of Texas, this conference offers informative educational sessions on topics important in today's healthcare environment, CNE credit hours, interaction with industry-leading providers, the opportunity to connect and share best practices with fellow nurse leaders and more.

Registration Now Open to TONL Members
Visit the link below to view rates and secure your spot. Registration is currently open to TONL members only and will open to all on Jan. 15.   

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Agenda
The TONL Education Committee has been hard at work crafting an agenda that supports the 2024 conference theme: "AIR—Advocacy, Innovation, and Retention." Explore the agenda via the link below.       

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Accreditation   
In support of improving patient care, this activity has been planned and implemented by Methodist Hospital–Metropolitan and the Texas Organization for Nursing Leadership. Methodist Healthcare is an approved provider of Continuing Education by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP 16014.

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Use the PMP to Improve Patient Care
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The Texas Prescription Monitoring Program is a patient care tool used to ensure patients are safely and effectively prescribed medication to manage their pain. You can help by checking the PMP before prescribing controlled substances; the PMP helps by improving decision-making, avoiding potentially life-threatening drug interactions and addressing patterns of prescription drug misuse, diversion or overdose. Sign on before you sign off.
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