List of ELNEC Trainers Involved in International Outreach Name of ELNEC Trainer

Nagwa Elkateb [email protected] Hezkiel Petros, MD [email protected] Marie Sines [email protected] Patrick Coyne, Betty Ferrell, Pam Malloy, Judy Paice, & Tom Smith [email protected] [email protected]

Continent/Country AFRICA Egypt Ethiopia Kenya Kenya

Patrick Coyne, Pam Malloy, Diane Parker, and Anson Pham [email protected]

Kenya

Joann Bodurtha, Patrick Coyne, Pam Malloy, Diane Parker, and Tom Smith [email protected]

Kenya

Lee Mayer

Kenya

[email protected] Juli McGowan-Boit [email protected]

Kenya

John Lunn [email protected]

Liberia

Martha Highfield [email protected]

Nigeria

Adenike Onibokun [email protected]

Nigeria

Angela Lee [email protected] Marcia Male [email protected]

Rwanda

Margaret Barton Burke [email protected]

South Africa

Rwanda

Activities

At Cairo University and attended ELNEC course at ICCN, March, 2010 Attended ELNEC-Core course in Chicago, 2014. Held first course in Ethiopia, December, 2014. Presented ELNEC modules to the program director at Eldoret Hospice Presented a 5-day ELNEC train-the-trainer course in Nairobi and presented lectures and participated in clinical rounds at Kenyatta Hospital and University of Nairobi Hospital and Hospice, July 2009. Also, presented an all-day palliative care seminar for physicians, nurses, chaplains at Kenyatta Hospital in Nairobi. Provided a 3-day palliative care leadership course for nurses, physicians, and social workers from Aga Khan University, KEHPCA, Kimbilio, Nairobi, and Nyeri Hospices, and MTRH in Eldoret. Additional presentations made at MTRH on pain and symptom assessment and management. In 2015, an ELNEC course was held in Kip Karen, Kenya. Nurses and physicians not only from Kenya attended, but also healthcare professionals from Ethiopia, Swaziland, and Uganda were represented. Presented ELNEC in September 2012 in Nairobi with 100 attendees. Started a 24-bed hospice in KipKaren, Kenya and International Director of Living Room International. Works in Liberia to set-up nursing education. Trained as both a nurse and a chaplain, John champions improved palliative care for those in Liberia. Provided pain management information to the owner & Chief Medical Officer of Maranatha Hospital in Aba, Nigeria Lecturer at the University of Ibadan Teaching of pain management courses to undergraduate and practicing nurses in Nigeria Presented paper at Palliative care nursing conference in Dakar, Senegal Taught End-of-Life Care and Breaking Bad News for nurses and physicians at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria. Serving as the coordinator of the Center for Palliative Care, Nigeria. Works with Hospice Without Borders and uses the ELNEC curriculum for educating staff. Attended a national ELNEC train-the-trainer course in 2016 and is in Rwanda teaching in a School of Nursing. Presented ELNEC and consulted at University of Witswaters

Liz Macera [email protected]

South Africa

Carma Erickson-Hurt [email protected] Al and Kathleen Hartmann

Swaziland Swaziland

Used sections of the ELNEC curriculum to teach masters students at the University of KwaZulu Natal in Durban. Taught 2 ELNEC-International courses in Swaziland in November, 2011 Volunteer at Good Shepherd Mission Hospital

[email protected] Betty Ferrell [email protected]

Marilyn Graves [email protected] Bernadette Mandera, [email protected] Gertrude Munduru, [email protected] Carmen Erickson-Hurt [email protected]

Allida Plumer [email protected]

Martha Highfield [email protected]

Tanzania Other countries represented: Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Malawi Tanzania Uganda

Zambia

Zambia

ASIA China

Patrick Coyne, [email protected] Pam Malloy, [email protected] Julie Moss, [email protected] Judy Paice, [email protected] Yuhan Lu [email protected]

China

Esther Mok [email protected]

China

Vanessa Scheu [email protected] Pam Malloy, [email protected] Judy Paice, [email protected] Cheryl Thaxton, [email protected]

China

Jody C. Chrastek [email protected] Rev. John Lunn [email protected]

India

China

Hong Kong, China

India

Accompanied by ELNEC faculty, Nessa Coyle, Patrick Coyne, and Judy Paice, an ELNEC training program was presented to nurses from Tanzania and other African countries (supported by the Oncology Nursing Foundation). Gilchrist Hospice has a partnership with a hospice in Tanzania. Marilyn visited there in Feb 2012. Attended ELNEC-Kenya course, May 2015 in Kip Karen, Kenya.

Presented ELNEC to four Zambian military nurses. These nurses will begin a palliative care program in a military hospital in Zambia. Returned to Zambia in 2007 and taught ELNEC to an interdisciplinary group of 24 healthcare professionals. Provided ELNEC training to nurses at the Ranchhod Hospice in Kabwe, Zambia. Most recent trip was October 07. Was a guest lecturer and consultant on palliative care issues at Municipal Health Bureau in Guangzhou, China • Lecture 1-2 times/year to health administrators and professionals from Guangzhou, China during educational sessions at CSU/Northridge. Taught at the first ELNEC-Chinese train-the-trainer course in Beijing, China, 2015.

Organized a team of nurses to translate ELNEC into Chinese. Hosted first national ELNEC train-thetrainer course in Beijing, China, 2015. Attended ELNEC-SuperCore, June 2008 in Chicago, IL Teaches at the School of Nursing--The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Taught ELNEC at Shenyang Tumor Hospital, 2014 Attended the International Conference on Cancer Nursing (ICCN). Taught a 1-day palliative care leadership workshop for nurses from Asia. Also provided a 1-day ELNEC-Core course with 65 people in attendance from various countries around the world. Taught a 1-week ELNEC course in India, 2015. John is an ELCA missionary in India, who completed the ELNEC-SuperCore train-the-trainer

Barbara Head [email protected] Susan Meskis [email protected]

India

Marianne Matzo

Japan

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Sayaka Sakamoto-Takenouchi

Japan

[email protected]

Naoko Hayashi [email protected] Noriko Iba [email protected] Mariko Irie [email protected] Tomoko Izawa [email protected] Sayuri Kitayama [email protected] Keiko Tamura [email protected] Pam Malloy [email protected] Joetta Wallace and Vanessa Battista [email protected]

Japan

Betty Ferrell & Judy Paice [email protected]

Korea

Kyung Ah Kang [email protected]

Korea

Sook-Hyun Park [email protected] Hyun Sook Kim [email protected] [email protected]

Korea

Mariam Kayle [email protected]

Lebanon

Joan Chee

Malaysia

Japan Korea

Korea

course in 2008. John works as an educator and will bring ELNEC training to different parts of India Barb and Susan worked with John Lunn to provide 2 ELNEC training courses in India, January 2009. Courses were held in Vellore (southern part of India) and in Delhi (northern part of India).

Master’s program development and teaching in Palliative Care Nursing at Tenshi Graduate School utilizing ELNEC modules. Sapporo, Japan and International Cancer Nursing Seminar in Tokyo and Osaka. Translated entire ELNEC curriculum into Japanese. Has attended 3 ELNEC train-the-trainer courses in US. Currently providing ELNEC training courses in Japan Attended the ELNEC-Core train-the-trainer program in Honolulu, HI (May 2007)

Spoke at national Japanese oncology conferences in Tokyo and Osaka (November 2008) Presented first ELNEC-Pediatric Palliative Care train-the-trainer course in Korea, June 2012, with over 190 participants. Spoke at Korean Oncology Conference and provided ELNEC train-the-trainer course. Consulted with oncology nursing leaders in Seoul to develop ELNEC-Korea translation (August, 2009) Teaches at Sahmyook University and attended the 2011 national ELNEC-Pediatric Palliative Care train-the-trainer course in Indianapolis. Attended ELNEC-Graduate train-the-trainer program in Albuquerque, NM, February, 2006 Attended the ELNEC-Geriatric course while a visiting Professor at the University of Utah College of Nursing (2007). Hyun is an Associate Professor at the Dept. of Elderly Health and Welfare, Chungju National University, Chungbuk, South Korea Working on the ELNEC-Korean translation Attended national ELNEC-Pediatric Palliative Care course in 2009. Works at American University of Beirut Medical Center. Attended the 2015 ISNCC conference in

[email protected] Ziaudin Abdul Kareem [email protected]

Malaysia

Rev. John Lunn [email protected] Barbara Head [email protected] Gay Walker [email protected] Ginny Bass [email protected] Hamida Albalushi [email protected] Nessa Coyle and Betty Ferrell [email protected]

Malaysia

Carma Erickson-Hurt [email protected]

Panay Island, Philippines

Sandra Kelly [email protected]

Philippines

Carol Long [email protected] Ayda Nambayan [email protected] Deena Aljawi [email protected] Gassan Adnan Abudari [email protected]

Philippines

Ingrid Porter [email protected] Roger Strong [email protected] Carmen Erickson-Hurt [email protected]

Saudi Arabia

Lily Niang-Huei Peng [email protected]

Taiwan

Kathy Perko, [email protected] and Joetta Wallace, [email protected] Ya-Lan Wang [email protected]

Taiwan

Judy Paice

Tajikistan

Mongolia Oman Philippines

Philippines Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia

Singapore Sumatra

Taiwan

Vancouver. Works in palliative care in Malaysia Medical Director / CEO of the Perak Palliative Care Society Attended an ELNEC-Core train-the-trainer course in Singapore, April 2016. ELNEC training occurred at Assunta Hospital and the Tun Tan ChengLock College of Nursing. Nurses, as well as physicians and chaplains attended this course of 140 participants. A second course was held on the island of Borneo with 110 participants. Developing a palliative care program Attended ELNEC-Core in Panama City, Panama, September, 2014, through ICCU. Presented an ELNEC-International train-the-trainer course to 200 nurses and taught a 1-day course on pain assessment and management for 300 nurses and physicians in Seoul, July 2012. Worked with Project HOPE to assist with teaching and caring for those recovering from a direct hit by Typhoon Haiyan, which caused widespread death and destruction across the southern Philippines. Since 2002 has worked with hospital chaplain at Battle Creek Health System to organize annual trips with teams of nurses, doctors, and chaplains, to tribes in remote areas of the Philippines. Taught ELNEC, sponsored by Global Caring Nurses Foundation, Manila and Cebu, Philippines Lives in Manila and consults in pediatric palliative care. Is a clinical nurse coordinator and is teaching ELNEC in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Palliative Care Clinical Nurse Coordinator at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Professional Development & Training Advisor SAMSO Learning and Development Taught an ELNEC train-the-trainer course in Singapore in 2013. Worked with those affected by the December 2004 tsunami. Educated Thai nurses regarding pain assessment and management. Assistant Professor, College of Nursing, Central Taiwan University of Science and Technology,Beitun District, Taichung City, Taiwan ELNEC trainer and faculty Organized a team to translate ELNEC-Pediatric Palliative Care into Chinese, with the first national course being held in 2014. June 2014, taught ELNEC-Pediatric in Taiwan. First ELNEC-Pediatric Palliative Care course taught in Taiwanese. Works at the National Taiwan University Hospital in Taipei and attended the 2011 national ELNECPediatric Palliative Care train-the-trainer course in Indiana. Held an interdisciplinary ELNEC course with both

[email protected] Nessa Coyle, Patrick Coyne, Tom Smith Katherine Crabtree [email protected]

Thailand

Waraporn Kongsuwan [email protected]

Thailand

Carol Long [email protected]

Thailand

Betty Ferrell [email protected], Denice Economou [email protected] Betty Ferrell [email protected], Denice Economou [email protected]

Thailand

Jane Dunbar [email protected] Carole Kenner [email protected] Jacqueline Mathieson [email protected] Elizabeth Johnston Taylor [email protected] Carole Kenner [email protected] Judy Paice, Vanessa Battista, and Connie Dahlin [email protected] Judy Paice [email protected] Nessa Coyle, Patrick Coyne, Tom Smith Carol Curtiss [email protected] Pam Malloy [email protected] Rose Virani [email protected] Connie Dahlin, Pam Malloy, Polly Mazanec, and Tom Smith [email protected] Debra Skoniecki [email protected] Kathy Egan

Turkey

AUSTRALIA/ NEW ZEALAND Australia Australia Australia New Zealand

New Zealand EUROPE Albania

nurses and physicians in attendance at the 1st palliative care course to be offered in Tajikistan (October 2008). Developed a proposed master’s curriculum in palliative care for advanced practice nurses in Thailand. Developed a certificate program in palliative care for baccalaureate nurses in Thailand. Taught end-of-life content at 2 universities in Thailand. Attended National ELNEC-Critical Care course (4/08), while a PhD student in FL. Returning to Thailand to teach at Nursing Prince of Songlela University, Songlela, Thailand. Spoke at the Alzheimer’s and Related Disorders Association (ARDA) Conference on dementia and end-of-life care in Bangkok. Presented ELNEC at the 1st Asian Oncology Nursing Society meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, November, 2013. Presented ELNEC in June, 2014 to 98 interprofessional healthcare members, representing 15 provinces.

Attended ELNEC-SuperCore, Chicago, 2008. Works at Fremantle Hospital, Western, Australia Presented at Women’s and Children’s Hospital, Adelaide, South Australia Attended ELNEC course at ICCN, March 2010 Provided ELNEC materials to nursing educators at Wellington Public Hospital, Hospice of Wellington and Victoria University of Wellington. Presented at Neonatal, Flight and Emergency Nurses Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand. Taught 5-day ELNEC train-the-trainer course in September, 2015.

Armenia

Presented ELNEC-International to 38 nurses and physicians.

Austria, Spain, Germany, Norway Austria and Germany

Presented concepts of cancer nursing and pain management at conferences Presented ELNEC-International efforts at the Sigma Theta Tau International Congress, July 2007. Toured 3 hospices in Munich, Germany.

Austria

Belarus

In 2015, provided a 5-day ELNEC train-the-trainer course for 34 physicians and nurses from Albania, Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. Taught ELNEC in 2014.

Germany, Ireland,

Has worked as a consultant and trainer for ten years

[email protected]

Switzerland

Silke Walter and Bea Werner [email protected] [email protected] Silke Walter and Bea Werner [email protected] [email protected] Pam Malloy [email protected] Charitomeni Oikonomou and Joannis Liakopoulos [email protected] [email protected] Betty Ferrell [email protected]

Germany

Amy Corey and Patty Chin [email protected] Ann Hayes [email protected] Hrund Helgadottir [email protected] Svandís Íris Hálfdánardóttir [email protected] Mary Hodson [email protected] Eileen O’Leary [email protected] Stepehn Vella [email protected] Christine Grima [email protected] Marijke Noome [email protected]

Budapest, Hungary

Betty Ferrell and Pam Malloy [email protected]

Brasov and Bucharest, Romania

Pam Malloy & Rose Virani [email protected] [email protected] Pam Malloy & Diane Parker [email protected] [email protected]

Brasov, Romania

Julie Vosit-Steller

Romania

Germany

1st national ELNEC-German course held in September, 2013. Translation is complete.

Greece

Attended first two Palliative Care Leadership Seminars in Brasov, RO in September 2015. Both are ELNEC trainers and work at Galilee Hospice and Palliative Care, Athens, Greece/ Presented ELNEC-International efforts at the 10th Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC) with Nessa Coyle, Patrick Coyne, and Judy Paice. Presented an ELNEC-Pediatric Palliative Care Course in October 2011. Attended ELNEC-DC course, Oct. 2006

Budapest, Hungary

Sligo, Ireland Hafnarfjor, Iceland Reykavik, Iceland Sligo, Ireland

Attended National ELNEC-Core train-the-trainer course in San Diego, CA in 2011 Attended national ELNEC-Core train-the-trainer course in Boston, MA in 2011 Attended ELNEC-DC course, Oct. 2006

South Tippcany, Ireland Malta

Attended ELNEC-DC course, Oct. 2006

The Hague, Netherlands

Attended ELNEC-Critical Care in Kona, HI, 2015. She is at the The Hague University of Applied Sciences . Presented at International Conference in Bucharest and at an ELNEC-International course, October 2011. Also visited Casa Sperantei Hospice in Brosov.. In 2012 & 2013, worked with Eastern European nurses to develop competencies in palliative nursing. Attended, taught, and consulted at first Palliative Care Leadership Seminar and witnessed the announcement of Casa Sperantei becoming a Center of Excellence throughout Eastern Europe. Returned in 2015 for final leadership training. Trained nurses from Hospices for Hope in Bucharest and Brasav Presented at an Eastern European Conference in

Brasov, Romania

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Pam Malloy

to help establish an all voluntary hospice program, Aargauer Hospiz-Verein, in Bremgarten, Switzerland. Presented at the International Palliative Care Congress in Friedrichshafen, Germany in June 2007. Has visited and established a collaborative relationship with Donegal Hospice (Ireland). Received national grant to translate ELNEC-Core and ELNEC-Geriatric from English to German

Romania

Establishing a palliative care team, Sept 2010

[email protected] Rose Virani [email protected] Marianne Matzo [email protected]

Brasov, RO, June, 2012. Assisted physicians and nurses in developing palliative care competencies. Russia

Taught ELNEC in St. Petersburg for physicians and nurses. Conference on Palliative Care, St. Petersburg State Medical University. Taught ELNEC-International course, October 2011

Carma Erickson-Hurt and Judy Paice [email protected] Hatre Ozgag [email protected]

St. Petersburg, Russia Turkey

Faculty of Medicine at Ege University, Internal Medicine. Attended ELNEC Course at ICCN, March 2010

Carma Erickson-Hurt and Judy Paice [email protected]

Cherkassey,Ukraine

Taught ELNEC-International, October 2011.

In October 2006, the 1st Salzburg Medical Seminar Series for Nurses in Palliative Care took place in Salzburg, Austria. This is the list of the 38 Eastern European nursing leaders in education and clinical practice who completed ELNEC training. Those who attended the training are listed below, by country. In April 2008, the 2nd Salzburg Medical Seminar Series for Nurses in Palliative Care took place in Salzburg, Austria. Below, in italics, you will find the list of the 39 participants, representing 17 Eastern European countries. In April 2011, the 3rd Salzburg Medical Seminar Series for Nurses in Palliative Care took place in Salzburg, Austria. Below, in BOLD is the list of the 33 participants, representing the 5 targeted countries for this initiative (Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Russia) In October 2012, the 4th Salzburg Medical Seminar Series for Nurses in Palliative Care took place in Salzburg, Austria with 31 participants. Irene Laska Albania [email protected] Mirela Myrto [email protected] Gayane Amenakyan [email protected] Aida Avagyan [email protected] Dustrik Gasparyan [email protected] Arpine Grigoryan [email protected] Hripsime Hovhannisyan [email protected] Narine Kaltakyan [email protected] Maria Khachatryan [email protected] Svetlana Kudryashova [email protected] Karine Matnishyan [email protected] Anahit Melkonyan [email protected] Hasmik Mikayelyan [email protected] Sona Miribyan [email protected] Armenuhi Mkrtchyan [email protected] Narine Muradyan [email protected][email protected]

Armenia

Hermine Poghosyan [email protected] Gulara Afandiyeva [email protected]

Azerbaijan

Stefanija Ozimec [email protected]

Croatia

Katerina Vilimkova [email protected] Vera Bouckova [email protected] Marianna Brabencova [email protected] Libuse Haskova [email protected] Michaela Kanova [email protected] Jana Kaposvaryova [email protected] Jana Kirschova [email protected] Anna Krutska [email protected] Ilona Sandorova [email protected] Jana Sieberova [email protected] Gerta Stepankova [email protected] [email protected] Dana Vesela [email protected]

Czech Republic

Tatjana Oolo [email protected] Kristiina Seero [email protected] Kaja Solom [email protected]

Estonia

Elene Janberidze [email protected] Tea Kavteladze [email protected]

Georgia

Juliana Olah Kovacsne [email protected] Annamaria Dobai [email protected] Jikoletta Jakus [email protected] Miklos Lukacs [email protected] Judit Schaffer [email protected]

Hungary

Nana Kobaidze [email protected]

Kazakhstan

Maya Ababkova [email protected] Murat Abazi [email protected] Shqipe Agushi [email protected] Bukurije Cikaj [email protected] Ramize Ibrahimi [email protected] Bedrije Kryeziu [email protected] Shulina Mizafere [email protected] Eroll Reshtani [email protected] Ali Shaqiri [email protected]

Kosovo

Muhabat Abduraimova [email protected] Gulhan Batyrova [email protected] Rustam Jamaldynovich Kozibaev [email protected] Ainur Sharsheeva [email protected] Khalimakhon Usmanova [email protected]

Kyrgyzstan

Jovita Demskyte [email protected] Regina Matuliene [email protected] Aldona Mikaliukstiene [email protected] Laimute Rozukiene [email protected] Julija Zalaliene [email protected]

Lithuania

Fance Vasilevska [email protected]

Macedonia

Khalzan Amarjargal [email protected] Khulan Gaalan [email protected] Sarantuya Ochirpurev [email protected] D. Ouynbileg [email protected] Dashnyam Solongo [email protected]

Mongolia

Davaakhuu Vandannyam [email protected] Magdalena Adasiewicz [email protected] Iwona Bystryk [email protected] Marta Czerwik-Kulpa [email protected] Karolina Pietruk [email protected]

Poland

Christina Ghiran [email protected] Mariana Iscru [email protected] Elena Nedelcu [email protected] Luciana Negulescu [email protected] Ecaterina Cristina Nistor [email protected] Liliana Pertu [email protected] Gabriela Ionela Ticu

Romania

[email protected] Camelia Ancuta [email protected] Ladinia Ardeu [email protected] Gabriela Burlacu [email protected] Anisoara Curpas [email protected] Mihaela-Roxana Horeica [email protected] Adriana Lupean [email protected] Teodora Cornelia Mathe [email protected] Nicoleta Mitrea [email protected] Lilliana Marcela Rogozea [email protected] Marina Boykova [email protected] Zoya Gaponova [email protected] Tatiana Morosova [email protected] Olga Pronina [email protected] Irina Turapina [email protected] Margarita Anisimova [email protected] Larisa Komplimentova

Russia

[email protected] Olga Mikhailova [email protected] Olga Nemenkova [email protected] Marina Tsutsunava [email protected] Elena Zhirakovskaia [email protected] Natasa Bakic [email protected]

Serbia

Renata Ferancova [email protected] Zuzana Kvasnicova [email protected] Jana Nemcova [email protected] Lucia Simonakova [email protected] Monika Stupkova [email protected] Katarina Valkova [email protected]

Slovakia

Branka Cerv [email protected]

Slovenia

Nielbi Khasanova [email protected]

Tajikistan

Oksana Drobyk [email protected] Halyna Radomska [email protected]

Ukraine

Patrick Coyne, Betty Ferrell, Judy Paice, Tom Smith, & Gay Walker [email protected]

NORTH AMERICA Belize

Donalda Dyjur Royal Alexandra Hospital [email protected] Gwynne MacDonald Royal Alexandra Hospital [email protected] Lindsay Stadnick Royal Alexandra Hospital [email protected]

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Meera Burney McGill University Health Center [email protected] Louise M. Fullerton Montreal General Hospital [email protected] Lisa Goulet

Montreal, QC, Canada

Presented an ELNEC course and provided palliative care consultations in clinics, hospices, and hospitals. These nurses attended the April 2008 ELNECCritical Care train-the-trainer program, representing various parts of Canada.

McGill University Health Center (no e-mail provided) Maria Hamakiotis McGill University Health Center [email protected] Patricia Rose McGill University Health Center [email protected] Marie-Claude Roy McGill University Health Center [email protected] Antonietta Vitale McGill University Health Center [email protected] Jayne Dabbs St. Michaels Hospita [email protected]

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Karen Johansen Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre [email protected] Ruby Librado Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre [email protected] Brenda Morgan Victoria Hospital [email protected] Melanie Quinlan Victoria Hospital [email protected] Carol Curtiss [email protected] Carma Erickson-Hurt Pam Malloy [email protected] Polly Mazanec Judy Paice Jaisie Colla Acosta [email protected]

Attended ELNEC-SuperCore, June 2008, Chicago, IL

London, Ontario, Canada

Canada, Mexico

Presented at a conference on pain management

Jamaica

Provided a 3-day national ELNEC train-the-trainer course for 27 participants in Kingston, Jamaica. Five participants attended from Antigua.

Antigua

Panama

Cristina Alicia Butcher de Garcia Cleopatra Allen Knight

Oris Mariela Ruiz Navarro

Debora Jael Camarena Villarreal Teresa Maurelli Gloribell Ortiz [email protected] Lourdes Ramirez (no e-mail) Sandra Zapata [email protected] Carol Long [email protected] Linda Long

Puerto Rico

Attended ICCN Conference in Panama City, Panama, September, 2014 These six were selected to attend the ELNEC training course as a preconference to ICCN. They were given free registration through the Oncology Nursing Society Foundation (ONF). These six will go through a one-year post-course palliative care mentorship program with ELNEC faculty. Attended national ELNEC course in Washington, DC, October 2007. Interested in consulting/translating ELNEC into Spanish.

Mexico

Taught ELNEC course in San Miguel, August 2009

Mexico

Taught ELNEC course in San Miguel, August 2009. Also taught ELNEC in Guadalajara in 2007. Assisted with the opening of Hospice of San

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Lisa Rall

Attended ELNEC-Critical Care, April 2008, Pasadena, CA

Mexico

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Roger Strong [email protected]

Mexico

Kyla Bockman [email protected] Lara Eldon [email protected] Amy Schweizer [email protected]

Virgin Islands

Roger Strong [email protected] Daniela Bonfietti Rodrigues [email protected]

SOUTH AMERICA Argentina Brazil

Maria Cristina Castro [email protected]

Brazil

Carol Curtiss [email protected] Carla Dias [email protected]

Brazil, Venezuela

Maricarmen Torrealva Garcia [email protected]

Peru and Chile

Andrea Yamaguchi Kurashima [email protected]

Brazil

Carol Long [email protected] Melanie Steilen [email protected]

Colombia

Marilyn Stoner [email protected]

Brazil

Brazil

Guyana

Miguel . Educated Red Cross, local hospitals, and volunteers about DNR, advanced directives, bereavement issues and general hospice care. Provided ELNEC train-the-trainer course and worked with medical colleagues to provide EPEC in Guadalajara. Collaborated to provide an interdisciplinary approach to palliative care in Mexico in 2007 and 2012. Taught/organized ELNEC course in San Miguel, August 2009 & February 2012. Attended the national ELNEC-Core course in Orlando, FL, October, 2014

Teaching ELNEC at hospices Works at the Pediatric Oncology Institute at the Federal University of Sao Paulo and attended the 2011 national ELNEC-Pediatric Palliative Care train-the-trainer course in Indiana. Initiating a palliative care program for cancer patients at a federal hospital connected with a Brazilian University in Rio de Janeiro Spoke on cancer nursing at conference Translating Cure4Kids ELNEC curriculum into Portuguese, Instituto de Oncologia Pediatrica— GRAACC in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Attended ELNEC-Core in October 2008. Lives in Peru and is working with Peruvian Board of Nursing to provide ELNEC throughout Peru and Chile Coordinated pediatric palliative care seminar in Brazil with ELNEC trainers. Wrote an end-of-life textbook, using ELNEC data. Taught ELNEC at XVI Coloquio Nacional de Investigacion en Enfermeria in Colombia. Uses portions of ELNEC curriculum for courses “Home Based Care for People Living with HIV/AIDS” and “Palliative Care/End-of-Life Care for People with AIDS.” Lectured and consulted at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul-Escola de Enfermagem in Porto Alegre, Brazil.

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