Sweet 16 Annual Conference Carolinas Chapter!
McKimmon Center
1101 Gorman Street
Raleigh, NC 27606
Friday, March 28, 2025 at 7:00am ET - 4:00pm ET
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Info
Topic
NP Practice and Policy, Pharmacology Updates for Diabetes, Pharmacogenetics, Cannabis Use in Older Adults, Stress in the Workplace, Poster presentations
Credits Offered
This event offers
6.5 CE credits
to attendees
(2.0 pharmacology)
.
Accreditation Info:
AANP.
Attachments
Additional Information
Please join the Carolinas Chapter GAPNA for our "Sweet 16" Annual Conference! We are pleased to announce Senator Gale Adcock as our esteemed keynote speaker. This year's timely topics include pharmacogenetics, cannabis use in older adults, pharmacology updates in diabetes care, poster presentations, and navigating stress in the workplace.
Registration will start at 7am and conclude at 7:45am.
Welcome and Introductions promptly at 7:45am.
Keynote Speaker at 8:00am.
Conclusion and Evaluations 4:00-4:30pm
Coffee and tea throughout the day, light breakfast items, full lunch, and afternoon snacks included with registration.
You don't want to miss celebrating the 16th annual conference with a wonderful group of healthcare members who are passionate about caring for the older adult! Join us, learn, network, and celebrate our Sweet 16!
This education activity will be submitted to the American Association of Nurse Practitioners for approval of up to 6 contact hours of accredited education.
Speakers
Gale Adcock is a family nurse practitioner of 37 years, and the first nurse elected to the NC Senate. 2025 marks her 18th year in elected office, having previously served 8 years in the NC House and 7 years on the Cary Town Council. She is the former chief health officer for software company SAS and past president of the NC Nurses Association, former chair of the NC Center for Nursing, and former member of the NC Board of Nursing. Gale is adjunct faculty at ECU, UNC, Duke, Wake Forest, and Case Western Reserve. Advocacy is her jam.
Professor of Nursing
Editor, Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine
Assistant Professor
School of Nursing
University of North Carolina Wilmington