Please join us for our March Dinner Presentation!
Speaker/Sponsor
Anne Gazda - Becton Dickinson (BD)
Anne Gazda M.Ed, BSN, RN
Clinical Program Leader, Becton Dickinson (BD)
Anne Gazda is the Clinical Program Leader for the US Region at Becton Dickinson (BD). She represents the potential solutions BD offers across the patient journey. Preceding this role, she served as National Manager of Clinical Operations for the Urology Critical Care division of BD Interventional. She was responsible for the division’s product training team and programs.
Prior to joining BD, Anne was a member of various clinical teams. Her experience includes work for a start-up company where she brought an intravenous stabilization devices to market and bedside experience from long term care to Emergency and Trauma nursing.
Anne holds a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Saint Louis University and a Master of Education, Policy and Organizational Leadership from the University of Illinois. She is lean 6 sigma certified. In her free time, Anne serves on several local charity committees, coaches grade school volleyball, and is a certified USA swim official.
"Hospital Onset Bacteremia: Are we ready?"
The Centers of Medicare/Medicaid Services (CMS) has proposed a new metric named Hospital Onset Bacteremia (HOB). BD surveyed 544 clinicians on their knowledge of HOB and how their practice may be impacted by this new metric. We will share the survey results, identify gaps and opportunities for HOB prevention, identification and treatment at your facility.
- Define Hospital Onset Bacteremia
- Discuss the scope of the issue
- Understand the current sentiment
*no refunds - registration included with membership
MinniVAN A network of the Association for Vascular Access
This presentation will award the attendee with 1 contact hour of continuing education. The Association for Vascular Access is an accredited continuing education provider through the California Board of Registered Nurses. Provider #: CEP12371.
