NCI Cancer Education Branch Update Rose Mary Padberg NCI Cancer Education Branch Chief
CPEN-Canada Update Gale Turnbull CPEN-Canada Chair
Committee Work Group Updates
Awards (TBD for Anne Sweet)
Bylaws (Tanya Smith)
CAM (TBD for Holly Hough)
Learning Resource Centers (Michelle Schaur)
Marketing (Cheryl Lee)
New Member (Donna Branson Nancy Goldstein)
Professional Development (Nita Pyle)
Research (Karen Stepan)
Translation (Susan Scritchfield)
Guidelines SIG (Annette Mercurio)
Questions from CPEN Members
3 All-CPEN CallChair Report Year in Progress
Presented by Tanya Smith
June 19 2007
4 Vision for CPEN 2006-2007
Supporting CPENs Five-Year Strategic Plan 2006-2010 goals initiatives
Building beneficial relationships with like-minded organizations
Increasing utilizing communication
Building and retaining an active enthusiastic membership
CPEN The Authoritative Resource for Patient Educators!
5 Vision for CPEN Communication Relationships CPEN Authoritative Resource Membership Strategic Plan 6 CPENs Strategic Plan
Board Work
Committee Work
Work by CPEN Members
Strategic Plan available at http//www.cancerpati enteducation.org/about.cfm 7 Membership
Board Work
Committee Work
Work by CPEN Members
Independent dues-paying organization July 2005
October 2005 101 paid members
May 2006 115 paid members
June 2007 173 paid members
8 Membership Board Work
CPEN Is a Non-Profit!
501(c)3-Status has been approved!
Donations to CPEN are tax deductible!
Thank you!
Jean Just Diane Cole Allison Travis CMG Audrey Friedman
Monthly Conference Calls
Discuss ongoing projects collaborations with other organizations new initiatives official business operations
Updates from Committee Chairs
2 Face-to-Face Board Meetings
Annual Meeting
CPEN Board Meeting June 10-12 2007 Huntsman Cancer Institute Salt Lake City UT
Work Groups for Specific Projects Initiatives
Individual Efforts on Smaller Issues
9 Membership Committee Work
Work on CPEN Five-Year Strategic Plan
Creation of print/online resources for CPEN membership
Development of guidelines trainings to assist other committee members and CPEN membership
Support and mentoring to committee members
Manual Creating and Managing a Cancer Learning Resource Center Professional Development Conference Call Patient Education Resources for Diverse Populations 10 Membership CPEN Members
Devote time and energy to committee projects
Committee Chairs
Share and provide professional guidance via listserv and individual inquiries
Present at annual CPEN meeting
Publish individual joint papers and articles
11 Relationships NCI
Ongoing relationship with the National Cancer Institutes Office of Communication Education (formerly OESI)
Rose Mary Padberg Cancer Education Branch Chief
Serves on CPENs Board of Directors
Provides support for BOD conference calls All-CPEN calls
Provides support for collaborations with other organizations
Updates CPEN Board and membership on new products and services available from NCI
12 Relationships CPEN-Canada
CPEN-Canada
Continue to build the relationship between CPEN-Canada and CPEN
Work group Gale Turnbull (Chair CPEN-Canada) Tanya Smith (Chair CPEN) Tamara Harth (Past-Chair CPEN-Canada) Audrey Friedman (Past-Chair CPEN former Chair CPEN-Canada) Louise Villejo (Board Member CPEN)
13 Relationships AACE
American Association for Cancer Education (AACE)
Explored and developed over several years with assistance from CPEN leadership support from NCI
Access to Professional Journal for CPEN Members Journal of Cancer Education (JCE)
Collaboration on Joint Conferences
2008 Clearwater Florida
14 Relationships CancerCare
Partner
Free Telephone Education Workshops for patients and health professionals
For more information
http//www.cancerpatienteducation.org/resources.cf mactionviewCategorysection1category27 or
http//www.cancercare.org/
15 Communication
Survey of CPEN Membership and of NCIs CA-Patient-ED Listserv
84 CPEN members responded to CPEN Member Survey 161 individuals responded to NCI Listserv Survey
Clarification of CPEN Member Listserv versus NCI CA PAT Ed Listserv
Changes in membership options
Pro-rated half-year membership
Now available (January 2008 to June 2008)
1/2 of yearly dues
Non-Practicing Membership Status
In-progress
Unpaid retired (students retirees volunteers)
Non-voting status
Reduced dues rate
CPEN Member Survey Results available at http//www.cancerpatienteducation.org/resources.cf mactionviewCategorysection1category19
NCI Listserv Survey Results available at http//www.cancerpatienteducation.org/index.cfm
16 Communication
CPEN Quarterly Newsletter
Thank you!
Editor Donna Branson Assistant Alissa Lewandowski Contributors
Available at http//www.cancerpatienteducation.or g/resources.cfmactionviewCategorysection1cate gory19
17 Communication
CPEN Website http//www.cancerpatienteducation.or g
18 Annual Conference
October 10-13 2007
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
New York City NY
Thank you Pat Agre and Conference Planning Committee!
Keynote speakers
Survivorship Mary McCabe Director Survivorship MSKCC
Literacy Jerrod Loeb Executive VP JCAHO
Communication Leonard Saltz MD MSKCC
Diversity in health outcomes Hayley Thompson PhD Mt. Sinai
Culture and spirituality E. Willis Partington M.Div LCSW-R CancerCare
19 Thank you for makingCPEN the Authoritative Resource for Patient Educators! 20 CPEN Elections Audrey Friedman CPEN Board Past-Chair
2007 Offices to fill
Chair-Elect (3-year term)
Secretary (2-year term)
2 At-Large Members (2-year term)
The new officers will take effect at the Annual Business Meeting in October.
Call for Nominations
21 CPEN Business Financial Update Allison Travis Program Director
CPEN Membership 173 members
CPEN Financials (as of 31 May 2007)
Assets - 34317
Liabilities - 1861
2007 2008 Membership Dues
85 one year
160 reduced rate for two years
Payment options
Pay online or via fax with credit card
Pay via mail with check
Dues renewals distributed via email
Payment due by July 15th
22 CPEN Business Financial Update Allison Travis Program Director
Journal of Cancer Education
Subscription available to CPEN members for 65/year through AACE
Subscription options
Subscribe on dues invoice
Subscribe via website
Membership Renewal/Journal Subscription Information
Survivorship Mary McCabe Director Survivorship MSKCC
Literacy Jerrod Loeb Executive VP JCAHO
Communication Leonard Saltz MD MSKCC
Diversity in health outcomes Hayley Thompson PhD Mt. Sinai
Culture and spirituality E. Willis Partington M.Div LCSW-R CancerCare
Workshops
Grant writing and funding
Evidence-based practice
Roundtables on
Literacy
Survivorship
Evidence-based practice
Documentation
Lots of great abstracts in concurrent sessions!
Visit the CPEN Conference web site http//www.cancerpatienteducation.org/meeting.cfm
24 NCI Cancer Education BranchRose Mary Padberg Chief of the Cancer Education Branch of the Office of Communication and Education 25 CPEN-Canada Gale Turnbull Chair CPEN-Canada
5th Annual Meeting and Conference Reasons to Hope Knowledge to Cope -Innovations in Cancer Patient Education (May 31 June 1 2 2007)
Montreal Quebec
26 Committee Work Group Updates
Awards (TBD for Anne Sweet)
Bylaws (Tanya Smith)
CAM (TBD for Holly Hough)
Learning Resource Centers (Michelle Schaur)
Marketing (Cheryl Lee)
New Member (Donna Branson Nancy Goldstein)
Professional Development (Nita Pyle)
Research (Karen Stepan)
Translation (Susan Scritchfield)
Guidelines SIG (Annette Mercurio)
For information about committees http//www.cancerpatienteducation.org/committee.cf m
27 Questions
For questions about a specific committees work and/or joining a committee please contact that committees Chair who is listed on the committees page of the CPEN website http//www.cancerpatienteducation.org/committee.cf m
For questions about renewing your membership or logging into the CPEN website contact Allison Travis CPENs Program Director atravis_at_cancerpatienteducation.org
Additional information about the 2007 CPEN Conference may be found on the CPEN website http//www.cancerpatienteducation.org/meeting.cfm
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