Trainee Capstones & Presentations
Trainees are required to complete a Capstone Project toward the end of their training experience. The Capstone reflects an area of study in which the trainee has had a particular interest. Following are a select sample of Capstones recently presented by UW PPC graduates.
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2018
Nutrition for Adolescents with Pulmonary conditions: Sharing Resources
Presented by Krista Kerlinske, MS, RD
This presentation is about the process of writing a chapter for an e-book titled, Guidelines for Adolescent Nutrition Services. This chapter focused on nutritional tools and resources for healthcare providers in the community to monitor and manage the nutritional needs of adolescents with pulmonary disorders. The presenter describes the process of learning how to write for a textbook versus a school research paper, or a chapter review. The presentation also discussed the leadership qualities learned over the traineeship that were incorporated the project.
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SMA: Past, Present and Future
Presented by Emily Schumacher, DNP
This is a self-learning module that will take about 25 minutes to complete. You will learn about spinal muscular atrophy and the different types, genetics, symptoms/complications, management, and treatment (especially new drugs and trials). There are slides to click through and audio, so make sure you have volume on. Here is the link to the self-learning module: https://www.emaze.com/@AOORCOTFC/sma-past--future
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Mental Health Resources For Health Care Providers
Presented by Emily Schauf, MSW
This presentation focuses upon the intersection of managing a chronic condition, such as Cystic Fibrosis, and mental health. The product is a resource guide for adolescents and teens that works to normalize discussion of mental health, while also providing mental health resources and additional information on healthy sleep habits, overall emotional and physical well-being, and digital therapy apps.
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2016
Prepared for Life: A Program for Caregivers of NICU Graduates
Presented by Shawn Wedlund, DNP
This presentation is about understanding the typical developmental trajectories of children born prematurely. It focuses on how to recognize warning signs during early childhood that can reveal underlying physical or intellectual disabilities, recognize the importance of early intervention in addressing delay and disability, and provide comprehensive knowledge on the availability of community resources for children with special health care needs.
Fatty Acid Status in Infants and Young Children with Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by Lyanne Chin, MS, RD
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A Comparative Analysis of Two MCH Leadership Training Programs in Madison, Wisconsin
Presented by Anne Palmer, DNP
2015
Nutritional Management of Children with SMA: A Toolkit
Presented by Nora McCormick, RD
Nutritional Management of Children with SMA: A Toolkit, presented by Nora McCormick, RD
This toolkit was created in order to synthesize and summarize existing recommendations, evidence, and clinical guidelines for the nutritional management of children with spinal muscular atrophy. Although geared towards registered dietitians, it can be used by any clinician wishing to gain basic yet comprehensive knowledge regarding nutrition in the setting of SMA. The toolkit is published in the form of a WebBook on issuu.com.
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The Experience of Siblings of Children with Developmental Disabilities
Presented by Wanda Meeteer, BSN
The aim of this presentation is to help the clinician gain an understanding of the many variables that influence the sibling experience including various family-system perspectives, parent and sibling interaction, available support systems, the sibling's own viewpoint, and the severity of the disability.
Mature Minor Doctrine in Wisconsin versus Illinois
Presented by Ashley Monahan, MSSW
This presentation presents existing research on adolescent brain development in relation to adolescent rights in healthcare with emphasis on end-of-life decision-making. This presentation will also compare current policies surrounding the Mature Minor Doctrine in Wisconsin versus Illinois and end with presenting on "Voicing My Choices" as a recommendation to facilitate end-of-life conversation and planning with adolescents facing chronic and serious illnesses.
2014
Recommendations for Addressing Obesity in Pediatric Asthma Patients
Presented by Andrea Magee, RD
Spina Bifida Care Brochure
Presented by Lisa McLennan, RN
2013
Physical Activity in Pediatric CF: Melding Research into Practice
Presented by Rachel Bell, MS, RD, CD
The presentation reviewed recent literature and highlighted current exercise promotion practices in CF centers in the UK, Canada and the US. This presentation discussed the results of AFCH provider and patient surveys, as well as handouts available for use in the inpatient or outpatient setting.
Developing a Pediatric Palliative Care and Hospice Program
Presented by Tristian Prescher, MSSW
This presentation addresses assess to current resources and utilize the literature to develop methods for improving pediatric palliative care and hospice services. A modified version of Seattle Children’s Hospital’s “Decision Making Tool” as a means of communication and referral for palliative and hospice services.
2012
Safety and Injury Prevention for Children with Special Needs
Presented by Linn Duga RN, CPNP
This presentation explored the unintended injuries in the pediatric population and in CYSHCN, by identifying injury patterns and trends in children, discussing safety issues for the child with special health care needs, and proposing safety education strategies for CYSHCN.
Growth & Nutrition in Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by Claire Clemens, MS, RD
This presentation assesses differences between two Wisconsin cohorts (2000-2004 and 2006-2010) of children with cystic fibrosis, ages 0-2 years.
Traumatic Stress and Childhood Illness: Providing Trauma Informed Care
Presented by Tiara T. Muhr, RN, MSN
This presentation covers: Prevalence of Chronic Childhood Illness, Medical Traumatic Stress, Stress Responses, Prevalence of Medical Traumatic Stress, Treatment Implications, Trauma Informed Care, Screening Tools, Post-Traumatic Growth, Resources for Providers.
2011
Diversity in MCH Training: A Peer Learning Collaborative
Presented by Shanna Vander Galien, APSW
This presentation highlighted a peer learning collaborative process, at the Wisconsin Peer Learning Collaborative (WI PLC), which addressed the lack of diversity in leadership training programs, faculty and staff.
Improving Pre-Hospital Care and Transport for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Presented by Justine Ropp, RRT
This presentation focuses on the current conditions of pre-hospital care and transport for children with special health care needs in Wisconsin.
2010
2009
Prepared for Life: A Program for Caregivers of NICU Graduates
Presented by Shawn Wedlund, DNP
This presentation is about understanding the typical developmental trajectories of children born prematurely. It focuses on how to recognize warning signs during early childhood that can reveal underlying physical or intellectual disabilities, recognize the importance of early intervention in addressing delay and disability, and provide comprehensive knowledge on the availability of community resources for children with special health care needs.
Fatty Acid Status in Infants and Young Children with Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by Lyanne Chin, MS, RD
Download Presentation
View Video Presentation
A Comparative Analysis of Two MCH Leadership Training Programs in Madison, Wisconsin
Presented by Anne Palmer, DNP
Nutritional Management of Children with SMA: A Toolkit
Presented by Nora McCormick, RD
Nutritional Management of Children with SMA: A Toolkit, presented by Nora McCormick, RD
This toolkit was created in order to synthesize and summarize existing recommendations, evidence, and clinical guidelines for the nutritional management of children with spinal muscular atrophy. Although geared towards registered dietitians, it can be used by any clinician wishing to gain basic yet comprehensive knowledge regarding nutrition in the setting of SMA. The toolkit is published in the form of a WebBook on issuu.com.
Download Presentation
Download Toolkit
The Experience of Siblings of Children with Developmental Disabilities
Presented by Wanda Meeteer, BSN
The aim of this presentation is to help the clinician gain an understanding of the many variables that influence the sibling experience including various family-system perspectives, parent and sibling interaction, available support systems, the sibling's own viewpoint, and the severity of the disability.
Mature Minor Doctrine in Wisconsin versus Illinois
Presented by Ashley Monahan, MSSW
This presentation presents existing research on adolescent brain development in relation to adolescent rights in healthcare with emphasis on end-of-life decision-making. This presentation will also compare current policies surrounding the Mature Minor Doctrine in Wisconsin versus Illinois and end with presenting on "Voicing My Choices" as a recommendation to facilitate end-of-life conversation and planning with adolescents facing chronic and serious illnesses.
2014
Recommendations for Addressing Obesity in Pediatric Asthma Patients
Presented by Andrea Magee, RD
Spina Bifida Care Brochure
Presented by Lisa McLennan, RN
2013
Physical Activity in Pediatric CF: Melding Research into Practice
Presented by Rachel Bell, MS, RD, CD
The presentation reviewed recent literature and highlighted current exercise promotion practices in CF centers in the UK, Canada and the US. This presentation discussed the results of AFCH provider and patient surveys, as well as handouts available for use in the inpatient or outpatient setting.
Developing a Pediatric Palliative Care and Hospice Program
Presented by Tristian Prescher, MSSW
This presentation addresses assess to current resources and utilize the literature to develop methods for improving pediatric palliative care and hospice services. A modified version of Seattle Children’s Hospital’s “Decision Making Tool” as a means of communication and referral for palliative and hospice services.
2012
Safety and Injury Prevention for Children with Special Needs
Presented by Linn Duga RN, CPNP
This presentation explored the unintended injuries in the pediatric population and in CYSHCN, by identifying injury patterns and trends in children, discussing safety issues for the child with special health care needs, and proposing safety education strategies for CYSHCN.
Growth & Nutrition in Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by Claire Clemens, MS, RD
This presentation assesses differences between two Wisconsin cohorts (2000-2004 and 2006-2010) of children with cystic fibrosis, ages 0-2 years.
Traumatic Stress and Childhood Illness: Providing Trauma Informed Care
Presented by Tiara T. Muhr, RN, MSN
This presentation covers: Prevalence of Chronic Childhood Illness, Medical Traumatic Stress, Stress Responses, Prevalence of Medical Traumatic Stress, Treatment Implications, Trauma Informed Care, Screening Tools, Post-Traumatic Growth, Resources for Providers.
2011
Diversity in MCH Training: A Peer Learning Collaborative
Presented by Shanna Vander Galien, APSW
This presentation highlighted a peer learning collaborative process, at the Wisconsin Peer Learning Collaborative (WI PLC), which addressed the lack of diversity in leadership training programs, faculty and staff.
Improving Pre-Hospital Care and Transport for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Presented by Justine Ropp, RRT
This presentation focuses on the current conditions of pre-hospital care and transport for children with special health care needs in Wisconsin.
2010
2009
Recommendations for Addressing Obesity in Pediatric Asthma Patients
Presented by Andrea Magee, RD
Spina Bifida Care Brochure
Presented by Lisa McLennan, RN
Physical Activity in Pediatric CF: Melding Research into Practice
Presented by Rachel Bell, MS, RD, CD
The presentation reviewed recent literature and highlighted current exercise promotion practices in CF centers in the UK, Canada and the US. This presentation discussed the results of AFCH provider and patient surveys, as well as handouts available for use in the inpatient or outpatient setting.
Developing a Pediatric Palliative Care and Hospice Program
Presented by Tristian Prescher, MSSW
This presentation addresses assess to current resources and utilize the literature to develop methods for improving pediatric palliative care and hospice services. A modified version of Seattle Children’s Hospital’s “Decision Making Tool” as a means of communication and referral for palliative and hospice services.
2012
Safety and Injury Prevention for Children with Special Needs
Presented by Linn Duga RN, CPNP
This presentation explored the unintended injuries in the pediatric population and in CYSHCN, by identifying injury patterns and trends in children, discussing safety issues for the child with special health care needs, and proposing safety education strategies for CYSHCN.
Growth & Nutrition in Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by Claire Clemens, MS, RD
This presentation assesses differences between two Wisconsin cohorts (2000-2004 and 2006-2010) of children with cystic fibrosis, ages 0-2 years.
Traumatic Stress and Childhood Illness: Providing Trauma Informed Care
Presented by Tiara T. Muhr, RN, MSN
This presentation covers: Prevalence of Chronic Childhood Illness, Medical Traumatic Stress, Stress Responses, Prevalence of Medical Traumatic Stress, Treatment Implications, Trauma Informed Care, Screening Tools, Post-Traumatic Growth, Resources for Providers.
2011
Diversity in MCH Training: A Peer Learning Collaborative
Presented by Shanna Vander Galien, APSW
This presentation highlighted a peer learning collaborative process, at the Wisconsin Peer Learning Collaborative (WI PLC), which addressed the lack of diversity in leadership training programs, faculty and staff.
Improving Pre-Hospital Care and Transport for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Presented by Justine Ropp, RRT
This presentation focuses on the current conditions of pre-hospital care and transport for children with special health care needs in Wisconsin.
2010
2009
Safety and Injury Prevention for Children with Special Needs
Presented by Linn Duga RN, CPNP
This presentation explored the unintended injuries in the pediatric population and in CYSHCN, by identifying injury patterns and trends in children, discussing safety issues for the child with special health care needs, and proposing safety education strategies for CYSHCN.
Growth & Nutrition in Cystic Fibrosis
Presented by Claire Clemens, MS, RD
This presentation assesses differences between two Wisconsin cohorts (2000-2004 and 2006-2010) of children with cystic fibrosis, ages 0-2 years.
Traumatic Stress and Childhood Illness: Providing Trauma Informed Care
Presented by Tiara T. Muhr, RN, MSN
This presentation covers: Prevalence of Chronic Childhood Illness, Medical Traumatic Stress, Stress Responses, Prevalence of Medical Traumatic Stress, Treatment Implications, Trauma Informed Care, Screening Tools, Post-Traumatic Growth, Resources for Providers.
Diversity in MCH Training: A Peer Learning Collaborative
Presented by Shanna Vander Galien, APSW
This presentation highlighted a peer learning collaborative process, at the Wisconsin Peer Learning Collaborative (WI PLC), which addressed the lack of diversity in leadership training programs, faculty and staff.
Improving Pre-Hospital Care and Transport for Children with Special Health Care Needs
Presented by Justine Ropp, RRT
This presentation focuses on the current conditions of pre-hospital care and transport for children with special health care needs in Wisconsin.