March 28, 2023

AORN 2023 – 70 Years of Strengthening Perioperative Nursing

Surgical Solutions and Improved Patient Outcomes

Where

Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center San Antonio, Texas

When

April 1 – 4th, 2023

exhibit Booth 531

Neurovision Medical Products

AORN 2023 - 70 Years of Strengthening Perioperative Nursing

Experience Revolutions in Perioperative Care!

Neurovision Medical Products is proud to attend the Association of periOperative Registered Nurses Global Conference and Expo in San Antonio, Texas, (AORN 2023) April 1st - 4th. This four-day event is dedicated to celebrating the national community of operating room nurses with inspirational speakers and courses to educate and inspire. AORN 2023 is the association's 70th annual conference, providing an opportunity for trail-blazing mentors to connect with the next generation of nurses devoted to Perioperative Practice. Attendees will benefit from hands-on experiences, with education, networking, and celebration for Perioperative nurses of all backgrounds and specialties.

Discover ViClean, Fixed Height Wound Protector

Surgical Solutions To Reduce SSI¹

Neurovision Medical Products looks forward to sharing our innovative line of medical technologies designed to improve patient safety and outcomes in the operating room. For the Perioperative community, we are especially excited to introduce the ViClean Wound Protector, a Dual-Ring and Fixed Height wound retractor and protector. It increases visibility and access to the surgical site while protecting the incision and surrounding tissue to reduce the risk of cross-contamination and SSI. The easy-to-use device creates an effective barrier to infection, protecting both the patient and the healthcare providers.

Join NMP during AORN 2023 at BOOTH 531 to see our innovative line of surgical technologies designed to improve patient outcomes.

Perioperative Nurses

Devoted To Patient Care

AORN has worked tirelessly for over 70 years to honor the power of perioperative nursing by providing best practices, evidence-based education and professional development opportunities, advocacy, and leading-edge resources such as the Global Surgical Conference. This event is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of surgical care and showcasing the latest innovations in perioperative care.

At Neurovision Medical Products, we recognize perioperative nurses for their invaluable and essential role on the surgical team. Their expertise in preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care ensures that the patient is in the best possible condition for the procedure. Perioperative nurses work in close partnership with surgeons, anesthesiologists, and other medical staff to ensure a safe and successful operation. They assess the patient's condition, provide emotional support, and administer medications and treatments as needed. Furthermore, their dedication to providing education and support to the patient's family and friends is commendable. Their dedication to their profession makes them an invaluable asset to the surgical team and an example of true commitment to patient care.

We are excited to be part of the cutting-edge surgical innovation taking place at AORN 2023!
These educational courses and speakers have piqued our interest, and we hope you will join us in the audience.

AORN 2023 Speakers 

Karen Y. White-Edwards, MBA, BSN, RN, CNOR- Nursing Director
During her 33 years as a perioperative nurse, Karen Y. Edwards (White) has served in many leadership roles that have helped determine patient safety and the quality of care nurses provide in the perioperative setting.

Katie Boston-Leary, PhD, MBA, MHA, NEA-BC- Director of Nursing Programs, American Nurses Association (ANA)
Katie Boston-Leary works as the director of nursing programs at the ANA, and in 2019, she was identified as “One of Five Chief Nursing Officers Changing Healthcare.”

Alex Haynes, MD, MPH- Surgical Oncologist and Researcher
Alex Haynes is a practicing surgical oncologist and internationally known researcher who focuses his work on improving the quality and safety of surgical care for patients.

Stephanie Battiste, RN, CNOR- OR nurse specializing in pediatric cardiac surgery
Stephanie Battiste has worked on multiple quality improvement projects related to pressure injury prevention.

Courses 

Saturday, April 1st

Infection Prevention in the ASC Environment of Care
Erica Smith
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

From Labor and Delivery to Cesarean Section: The Forgotten Operating Room
Sandra Conaway
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Sunday, April 2nd

Transition To Practice: Using Periop 101 to Create a Perioperative Fellowship Program
Brenda Larkin
8:00 AM - 8:45 AM

Sky's the Limit through Evidence-Based Practice (EBP): A Model for Perioperative Nursing Growth
Anjal Pong
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Courses 

Monday, April 3rd

Thoracic Robot Emergency Scenario Simulations: How to Teach Them
Adriane True
9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

Exploring and Strengthening Surgical Conscience
Danielle Quintana
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Tuesday, April 4th

Operating Room and Neuro=Endovascular Interventional Nursing: A Partnership of Coverage
Terry Emerson
10:30 AM - 11:15 AM

MORE ABOUT AORN

Behind The Mask

An in-depth look into the high-tech, high-touch work of perioperative nursing. Go Beyond the OR doors and explore why so many dedicated professionals are drawn to this specialty: the close teamwork, meaningful patient connections, and life-changing impacts they make each day.

Presented by Carolyn Jones and AORN

Wound Retractor, dual ring, help reduce surgical site infections

Explore the Benefits of Using Wound Retractors During Surgery 

ViClean Dual-Ring Wound Protector
Surgeons' use of wound protectors is growing as studies continue to prove they help reduce surgical site infections.
ViClean is a self-retracting and wound protector.  The unique dual-ring design provides steady atraumatic retraction to surgeons while the fixed-height channel secures a barrier to protect surrounding tissue from injury and contamination.

1: Zhang, L., Elsolh, B. & Patel, S.V. Wound protectors in reducing surgical site infections in lower gastrointestinal surgery: an updated meta-analysis. Surg Endosc, 2018; 32, 1111–1122 https://doi.org/10.1007/s00464-017-6012-0