Online Program
Dermatology: Contact Dermatitis and Counterfeit Cosmetics
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Cost: $ 20.00
Contact Hours 1.0
Objectives:
After viewing the program, the participant will be able to;
- List two antecedents of students purchasing counterfeit cosmetics.
- Differentiate irritant and allergic contact dermatitis.
- Identify the offending cosmetic product precipitating the contact dermatitis based on student presentation.
- Describe interventions to address cosmetic contact dermatitis.
- List three student teaching points to aid students in avoiding harmful products.
Presenter:
Brenna Morse (formerly Quinn) is an Associate Professor in the Solomont School of Nursing, Zuckerberg College of Health Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. A doctorally prepared nurse researcher, she also holds three board certifications: Nationally Certified School Nurse (National Board for Certification of School Nurses), Certified Nurse Educator (National League for Nursing), and Pain Management Nurse (American Nurses Credentialing Center). Dr. Morse currently provides direct nursing care to children with intellectual disabilities (ID) and complex conditions on a part-time basis outside of her duties as a faculty member. She has presented research related to pediatric pain and school health internationally. Morse conducts both team and independent research related to pain in children in both the community and acute-care settings. Morse is also involved in quality improvement and original research aiming to improve experiences for children and families with ID at Boston Children’s Hospital. In the community setting, she is currently conducting a study with parents of children with complex needs to:
- ascertain parents’ perceived characteristics of child pain experiences,
- determine the extent to which parents feel caregivers adequately address pain, and
- identify ways in which pain collaboration between parents and caregivers may be improved.
Outside of her clinical research areas, Morse takes interest in examining theory-guided research and student success in nursing programs. Dr. Quinn has just been inducted as a Fellow for the National Association of School Nurses in 2022.
Presenter Disclosure Statement:The planners of this educational activity have no conflict of interest to declare. The speakers have no conflict of interest to declare unless otherwise indicated prior to their presentations.
Continuing Education Information:
Northeastern University School of Nursing is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurse Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Provider Number 2016U018
Participants successfully completing this program will receive a statement of credit for contact hours. Statements of Credit may be printed on-line after successful completion of the learning assessment.