Nursing Law & Order

Democratic Nurses: Influencing Public Policy on Saturday, September 17, 2011 in Columbus, Ohio

I have the date on my calendar but not sure if I am going to attend. Let us know if you plan to attend this event. If you are attending and interested in car pooling a group of nurses from a particular area, drop me a line and I will list your email or other contact information for other nurses to contact you.

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 “Democratic Nurses: Influencing Public Policy”

Presented by the Ohio Nurses Democratic Caucus as education for nurses and not candidate endorsements by ONDC.

 A continuing education activity approved by the  Ohio Nurses Association, (OBN-001-91), accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Centers Commission on Accreditation.  Participants who attend the entire activity and complete an evaluation will earn 3.41 contact hours.

Download Sept. 17, 2011 Invite, Revised with CE hours[1]

 Saturday, September 17, 2011

12:30- 12:40 pm Annual Meeting (Member as of Sept. 1 to vote)

12:45 - 4:30 pm Program

Ohio Democratic Party Headquarters

340 East Fulton Street 

Columbus, Ohio 43215 

 

All Democratic nurses and students are encouraged to attend  

The event is FREE to ONDC Members and Students & $10.00 for non-members payable at the door.  Registration is required.

RSVP to Carol Roe, [email protected]

Please include name, address, county, email, and phone.

	Purpose:  To provide an overview of public policy initiatives at the state and federal level which impact nurses as both citizens and health care professionals. Describe ways that nurses can be visible in Democratic party politics.		Program: SB 5 – Making it All Go Away Pt. Protection & Affordable Care Act : Implications for patients and nurses Efforts to repeal the Pt. Protection and Affordable Care  Act Strategies for nurses to be involved in 2011 and 2012 elections Understanding the Ohio Supreme Court ONDC is a Caucus of the Ohio Democratic Party and membership is open to any licensed nurse or student.  Additional information about ONDC can be found on our website at www.ohdemnurses.org

 

Nursing 911! for Legal Matters: 24/7/365 for Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana Nurses. 513-400-4053

Finally!!!!

I have a twenty-four hotline for RNs, LPNs, and nursing students in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana who are looking for legal assistance and representation. It is called Nursing 911! for Legal Matters. Not to be confused with Reno 911! Actually, I LOVE Reno 911!

This telephone line is answered by a virtual receptionist 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year.

What is a virtual receptionist? A trained professional who answers a telephone line and who is usually physicially located in another city or state from the caller.

Nursing 911! for Legal Matters is only available for nurses with nursing law, State Nursing Board, legal, professional practice, and other matters in Ohio, Kentucky, or Indiana. I am licensed to practice law in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana only and cannot provide legal representation before other State Nursing Boards.

If you are looking for assistance in the 47 other states, see www.taana.org.

Nursing 911! for Legal Matters: 24 Hour Hotline Number is 513-400-4053

Call the Hotline and you will hear an announcement.

You will then be transferred to a receptionist who is available 24/7/365.

Provide the receptionist with the following:

1. First and Last Name

2. Mailing Address

3. Telephone Number(s)

4. Email Address

5. Information about your legal matter.

This information is then relayed to my staff and we will f/u with you.

 

A. Does this mean you are my attorney?

You are kidding me, right? No. This is your opportunity to provide me with information about your case to determine if I can assist you. It also allows you to determine whether or not you want to retain my services as your attorney.

B. Can I fax you information?

You are kidding me, right? Yes. My fax number is 888-580-1119.

C. I do not have access to a fax machine, what do I do?

You are kidding me, right? You can scan/email documents to my attention at [email protected]. Most local print shops, Fed Ex Kinkos, and Staples/Office Depot have fax machines.

D. Is this a free service?

You are kidding me, right? Yes, but there are limitations because it is free and I still haven't paid my Direct TV bill from July. This provides a 15 minute telephone appt. with me to discuss your case/circumstances/issues. Just 15 minutes. After you call and provide your contact information to my receptionist, if you like, you can schedule your 15 minute telephone appt. with me at:

http://www.tungle.me/latoniadenisewright

E. Is this also a cell phone number?

Yes, this is also a cell phone. You can also text your information (the information to be provided to my receptionist) to my office at 513-400-4053,  24/7/365. My office will then f/u with you.