ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENCE IN HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Through the generous support of our corporate partner, Purdue Pharma, the Alliance held its 4th annual summit in June, 2011 and as before it was very successful. Our focus for 2011 was very different. Instead of bringing in leaders from other specialty nursing organizations, we invited 5 foundation leaders along with Diane Meier, MD who provided a backdrop of where palliative care is today. We then introduced them to the Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation’s vision to establish a nursing leadership institute. The second day of the summit was devoted to developing messaging under the direction of a consulting public relations firm. Board of Trustee members constructed and practiced providing responses to typical questions in preparation to addressing various stakeholders when communicating who we are and what we do. The four board meetings that the Alliance held in 2011 were productive in addressing the common issues noted by the three sister organizations. The Alliance is committed to providing support to each other as we seek to meet the needs of our constituency. Simultaneously, the Alliance has established a “CEO search team” that is committed to finding a successor to Judy Lentz. The Alliance is grateful to the leadership of Judy after 12 years of service and looks forward to the challenges ahead as they begin focusing on the transition of leadership and the planning of the 2012 Summit.
Todd Hultman, PhD, APRN, ACHPN® President, Board of Trustees
THE ALLIANCE FOR EXCELLENCE IN HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSING 2011 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
HPNA Representatives
NBCHPN Representatives
Todd Hultman (Chair) Medford, MA
Barbara Schmal Scottsdale, AZ
JoAnne Reifsnyder Rehoboth Beach, DE
Denise Stahl Hunker, PA
HPNF Representatives
CEO Judy Lentz
Linda Gorman Studio City, CA Jane Sidwell Beaufort, SC
THE ALLIANCE FINANCIALS FOR 2011 REVENUE
99%
Contributions
1%
Investments
EXPENSES
86%
Project Expenses
14%
Administrative
The Alliance acknowledges the Benefactor Level of support of our Corporate Partner, Purdue Pharma, L.P.
HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSES ASSOCIATION 2011 ANNUAL REPORT This report highlights the major achievements of HPNA in 2011 under the leadership of the Board of Directors and in collaboration with the CEO and National Staff. 25th Anniversary Celebration: Throughout the year, HPNA celebrated its 25th anniversary. The first major event was the Anniversary Dinner at the Annual Assembly in Vancouver, BC, Canada. In tandem with this event, HPNA hosted a history room with memorabilia covering its 25-year history. At the Plenary Event to highlight HPNA, the first 16 presidents of the Board of Directors of HPNA were honored. The celebrating continued to the Leadership Development weekend, where local leaders had the opportunity to learn more about HPNA’s history and was woven into our 5th Clinical Practice Forum held in Pittsburgh, PA. And finally, the Journal of Hospice and Palliative Nursing launched a new cover to honor the anniversary and published a supplement to highlight the history of palliative nursing over the past 25 years. 2011 Award Recipients: HPNA Leading the Way Award - Madalon O’Rawe Amenta, PhD, MN, RN HPNA Distinguished Career Achievement Award - Patricia Murphy, PhD, APN, FAAN, FPCN HPNA Distinguished Researcher - Neville E. Strumpf, PhD, RN, FAAN HPNA New Investigator Award -Terrah L. Foster, PhD, RN Ruby Jones Nursing Hero Award - Carma Erickson-Hurt MSN, APRN, ACHPN, LCDR USN (ret) Friend of HPNA Award - Representative Carolyn McCarthy Strategic Planning: The HPNA Board of Directors completed a yearlong process for creating the 2012-2015 Strategic Plan guided by our mission statement. Board members were asked to begin the process at the April Board meeting, when they generated a list of goals and strategies for work in education and public policy. This process was repeated in the July Board meeting, with a focus on research and leadership development. At the July Leadership Development Weekend, local leaders in attendance were asked to contribute to this process, generating a list of strengths and concerns for the Board to consider. In addition, the 2011 full membership survey provided additional data points for review. Using all this information, the Board created a strategic plan that focuses on furthering the mission of HPNA while building on its foundation of excellence. In focusing on the pillars of our mission, the following activities are highlighted:
Leadership Development • Continued active participation in the National Coalition for Hospice and Palliative Care • Sent a representative to contribute to the REMS position statement in collaboration with ASPMN • Sent a representative to the IOM to contribute to “Approaching Death, 14 Years Later” project • Sent a representative to contribute to the POLST discussion with AARP • Approved slate of awards for the 2012 Annual Assembly • 45 Chapters were represented at Leadership Development Weekend, July 2011. 7 Provisional Groups were also in attendance. • Election for new members of the Board of Directors was completed • Participated in Alliance Summit with focus on Leadership Institute • Held conjoint board meeting with the Board of Directors of ONS which will lead to future coordination of efforts on behalf of nursing • Continued active participation in C-TAC, with CEO as designated representative • Continued dialog on identifying emerging leaders in the field of palliative nursing • Held a board retreat with focus on communication and collaboration of board members • Maintained affiliation with ANA • HPNA Board President chaired the Alliance Board of Trustees Education Resources •
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Approved newly revised position statement “Legalization of Assisted Suicide”, other revised position statements are: “Artificial Nutrition and Hydration in Advanced Illness”, Complementary Therapies in Palliative Care Nursing Practice”, “Palliative Sedation”, “Role of Palliative Care Nursing in Organ and Tissue Donation”, “Shortage of Registered Nurses”, “Value of the Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse in Palliative Care”, “Value of Professional Nurse in Palliative Care”, and “Withholding and/or Withdrawing Life Sustaining Treatments” Approved position statement “Role of Nurse When Hastened Death is Requested”, the other new position statements are: “Reporting and Management of Medication Errors in the Home”, and “Role of Nurses When Hastened Death is Requested” Collaborated with AAHPM in the production of the Annual Assembly in Vancouver, BC, Canada Reviewed options for contributing to international palliative nursing Established Ad Hoc Group to develop APN Toolkit and acted on their recommendations Finalized planning for 2011 Clinical Practice Forum with record attendance, and began planning for 6th forum Board leadership participated in the Alliance Summit that focused on messaging to the Public Through HPNA’s Learning Management System E-Learning webinar participation totaled over 1400 CE requests were 50 for 2011 There were a total of 921 Approved Educators, which is the most ever Teaching Sheets expanded to include sheets in English, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese Completed two new educational products and four were revised ‘Live Chats’ have become very popular educating members using newest technology, HPNA held 6 ‘Live Chats’ in 2011. All members are welcome to participate in discussion on a variety of topics
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Social media efforts have yielded great results with more than 1200 members following HPNA on facebook and nearly 900 on twitter Membership levels have reached an all time high with over 10, 365. Chapter growth has exceeded expectations with 51 Chartered Chapters and 23 Provisional Groups building toward chapter status. Website revisions have generated more web hits than ever before. JHPN has generated an increased number of manuscripts necessitating increasing the number of issues from 6 to 8 beginning in 2012. The journal year ended with a special edition focusing on our 25 year history in education, certification, research, practice, and public policy
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HPNA Research Committee selected participants for the Kathleen Foley Palliative Care Retreat and Research Symposium Continued ongoing discussion, at request of Research Committee, on how to support emerging scholars Approved the HPNA Research Agenda for 2012-2015
Todd Hultman, PhD, APRN, ACHPN® President, Board of Directors
HPNA FINANCIALS FOR 2011 REVENUE
44% 30%
15%
3%
Membership Dues
Education
Shared Expense
Grants
7%
Miscellaneous
EXPENSES
42% 13%
17%
Administrative Journal/Newsletter Education Miscellaneous
7%
12% 1%
Operational Board Grants
8%
HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSES ASSOCIATION 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Todd Hultman President Medford, MA
Joy Buck Hedgesville, WV
JoAnne Reifsnyder President-Elect Rehoboth Beach, DE
Jody Chrastek Minneapolis, MN
Beverly Paukstis Secretary-Treasurer Gaithersburg, MD
Barbara Cliff Windber, PA
Susan Cox Past President Greensboro, NC
Jennifer Gentry Durham, NC
Judy Bartel Mentor, OH
Barbara Head Louisville, KY
Lorraine Bearrows Chana, IL
Regina Wieger Hallandale, FL Barbara Schmal, NBCHPN速 President (ex-officio) Scottsdale, AZ
HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSES ASSOCIATION 2011 NATIONAL OFFICE STAFF Judy Lentz Chief Executive Officer
June Lunney Director of Research
Nancy Lynn Benninger Education Services Assistant (05/11-12/11)
Karen Michael Executive Administrative Assistant (10/11-12/11)
Coleen Burchfield Office Clerk
Chad Reilly Assistant Director of Membership
Deena Butcher Director of Membership
Sandra Lee Schafer Director of Certification
Nancy Grandovic Director of Education Services
Dane Semonian Education Products Assistant
Kathy Kelso Certification Clerk
Felicia Stratico Data Manager
Amy Killmeyer Assistant Administrator/Office Manager (01/11-10/11) Foundation & Coalition Administrative Assistant (10/11-12/11)
Dena Jean Sutermaster Director of Education Products
Sharon Kretschmar Director of Development
Tim Vaughn Webmaster
Leslie Lowe Education Services Assistant (01/11-04/11)
Ginny Wingertsahn Director of Finance
Nancy Tropeck Membership Coordinator
Dawn Zwibel Assistant Director of Certification
2011 ANNUAL REPORT Highlights and Accomplishments • A total of 3,976 hospice and palliative care health professionals achieved initial certification or renewed their certification in 2011, bringing the total number of certificants to over 18,000. • New Role Delineation Studies for the APRN and RN examinations were completed in the spring. • The pediatric registered nurse exam was launched in March, with 47 first time test takers. The passing rate was 82%. A total number of 78 RNs completed the exam in 2011. • The AAHPM/HPNA Annual Assembly in the Vancouver was well attended by nearly 2000 hospice and palliative care professionals. The NBCHPN® certification recognition luncheon was also well attended and appreciated. Karen Kehl, PhD, RN, ACHPN® from the University of Wisconsin, School of Nursing was the keynote speaker. Her presentation unveiled preliminary data on outcomes related to the differences in practices between certified and non-certified nursing personnel. Hopefully, this will be the first of many studies that will demonstrate the benefits of certification. 2011 Award Recipients • M. Michelle Porthouse, NP-C, ACHPN® of Fredericksburg, VA was the 2011 recipient of the Advanced Practice Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse of the Year Award (ACHPN®). • Debi Bach Clancy, BSN, RN, CHPN® of Walnut Creek, CA was the 2011 recipient of the Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse of the Year Award (CHPN®). • Dana Goodwin, CHPNA® of Temple, TX was the 2011 recipient of the Certified Hospice and Palliative Nursing Assistant of the Year Award (CHPNA®). • York Hospital WellSpan Health of York, PA was the recipient of the NBCHPN® 2011 Employer of the Year Award. Board of Directors Updates • In March, significant decisions were made to streamline the work of the Board of Directors by separating it from the work of the examination development committees, thus increasing efficiency of both groups and time utilization. • The Hospice and Palliative Accrual for Recertification (HPAR) process has been approved as an option for the renewal of certification for the Certified Hospice and Palliative Licensed Nurse (CHPLN®). • The Board also approved a Role Delineation Study survey for professionals caring for individuals experiencing perinatal loss to explore the possibility of developing a national certification exam for those professionals. • The Board retreat took place in Chicago, where Les Wallace instructed the Board on 21st Century Leadership. His insights were extremely helpful as the Board adapts to
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its new structure. The implications and implementation of the definition of continuing competence will be an ongoing part of the strategic initiatives of NBCHPN®. Strategic planning for 2012-2015 took place in the Fall Board meeting with Michela Perrone, Board consultant. Survey results from certificants were perused and integrated into the vision for the future.
Partnership Activities • At the American Board of Nursing Specialties (ABNS) meeting in San Antonio in March, Bette Case DiLeonardi and Barbara Schmal presented the work product of the NBCHPN® Continuing Competence Task Force, which crafted a definition for use in application for various fields of nursing practice. The paper is entitled “Statement on Continuing Competence for Nursing: A Call to Action.” The definition was embraced and endorsed by American Board of Nursing Specialties (ABNS), Accreditation Board for Specialty Nursing Certification (ABSNC), American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) and Council of Graduate Education for Administration in Nursing (CGEAN). The implications of this definition related to certification will be an ongoing part of the NBCHPN® board discussions and strategic planning in the years to come. Dr. DiLeonardi, Barbara Schmal, and Denise Stahl will be presenting on this topic at the 2012 AAHPM/HPNA Annual Assembly. HPNA Participation • The NBCHPN® president attended HPNA meetings to maintain communication and consistency. Topics that were discussed included representation at various national meetings: National Quality Forum, National Consensus Project (NCP), the Institute of Medicine (IOM) January Think Tank, and AARP meetings. The HPNA leadership weekend/ retreat in mid-year was the beginning for their strategic planning, and an opportunity to uplift and encourage local leaders from across the nation. Alliance Activities • NBCHPN® continues to collaborate in the work of the Alliance for Excellence in Hospice and Palliative Nursing to speak with a unified voice to issues related to hospice and palliative nursing. Media messaging training took place in July.
Barbara Schmal, MS, RN, CHPN® President, Board of Directors
NBCHPN速 FINANCIALS FOR 2011 REVENUE
98% 1%
1%
Testing Other Revenue Investment & Interest
EXPENSES
53% 24%
5% 6%
1% 1% 1% 9%
Testing Fees
Shared Expense
Board
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Certificates
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Miscellaneous
NATIONAL BOARD FOR CERTIFICATION OF HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSES (NBCHPN速) Barbara Schmal President Scottsdale, AZ
Bette Case DiLeonardi Copperas Cove, TX
Denise Stahl President-Elect Hunker, PA
Kristi Griffith Midlothian, TX
Kathie Kobler Treasurer Buffalo Grove, IL
Karen Kochell Wagoner, OK
Lyn Ceronksy Secretary Arden Hills, MN
Susan Koff Boynton Beach, FL
Virginia Marshall Past President Salt Lake City, UT
Dede Pahl (Public Member) Denver, CO
Teresa Congdon Fredericksburg, VA
Renee Tillman Chicago, IL
Sheila Derrevere Broken Arrow, OK
Todd Hultman HPNA President (ex-officio) Medford, MA
HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE NURSES FOUNDATION 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Our Mission The mission of the Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation (www.hpnf.org) is to raise funds to support quality of life in persons experiencing serious illness by enhancing nursing excellence. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization which promotes the profession of palliative nursing through the advancement and accessibility of research and education. Incorporated in 1998, the Foundation is part of the Alliance for Excellence in Hospice and Palliative Nursing and is the fund raising entity whose sole purpose is to support the efforts of its sister organizations, HPNA (www.HPNA.org) and NBCHPN® (www.NBCHPN.org). During 2011, the Foundation was led by the following members of the Board of Directors: • Linda Gorman, President Studio City, CA • Jane Sidwell, President-Elect Beaufort, SC • Sylvia Marcantel, Secretary-Treasurer Lake Charles, LA • Elizabeth Pitorak Cleveland, OH • Pam Malloy Buelton, CA • Joan Harrold Lancaster, PA • Marianne Dwyer Houston, TX • Todd Hultman, HPNA representative Medford, MA Scholarships, Grants and Awards The Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation fosters the identification and dissemination of current, evidence-based practices regarding integrated palliative care. In 2011 the Foundation offered 36 scholarships, grants and awards to nursing professionals! In 2012 the Foundation plans to increase its scholarship offerings! Please take note of our list of 2011 Scholarship, Grant and Award winners! HPNF Certification Scholarships Katherine Weller-Lena, CHPN® Vivienne Johnson, CHPNA® Genevieve Keeney, CNA, CHPNA® Diane Stein, RN, BSN, CHPN® HPNF Conference Scholarships For 2012 AAHPM/HPNA Annual Assembly Sheila Marie Berrigen, RN, CHPN®
Jody Chrastek, DNP, CHPN® Katie Shauna Fitzgerald, BSN, MSN, ACHPN® Susan Harrison, RN, BS, CNML Francine C. Hoh, RN, BSN, MSN, PhD, ACHPN® AND For 2011 Clinical Practice Forum Lela Ruth Cooper, RN, BSN, CHPN® Lillian Schorr, RN, CHPN® HPNF Individual Education Scholarships Lisa Mingo, CNA, CHPNA® ~ Associates Belena Adkins, RN, CHPN® ~ Bachelors Jennifer Rae Scheible, RN, BSN, CHPN® ~ Masters Deborah Lafond, MS, PNP-BC, CPON, CHPPN® ~ Doctorate HPNF Chapter Education Grants Central New Jersey Middle Tennessee San Francisco Bay Area West Central Florida Sigma Theta Tau International/HPNF End of Life Nursing Care Research Grant Carol L. Pavlish, PhD American Nurses Foundation/HPNF Nursing Research Grant Casey R. Shillam, PhD, RN-BC Project Death In America/HPNF 2011 Nursing Leadership Award Sheila Grant, RN, BSN, CHPN® Charitable Giving The Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation is committed to the belief in quality care for those with serious and advanced illness. To this end, the Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation cultivates charitable giving of individual and family gifts, grant opportunities, corporate support and major donor participation. HPNF met its fundraising goals, amidst a challenging economic climate. We are so grateful for our faithful, generous and passionate supporters. We have increased our Florence Wald Fellows to 18. We have also increased our Builder’s Circle and Sustainer’s Circle giving circles to 16 and 2 respectively. Included at the close of this report is the listing of the 2011 HPNF Donors who have made all HPNF efforts possible. New Initiative In 2011, the HPNF board, in collabortion with HPNA, focused on the development of the Palliative Nursing Leadership Institute. This major endeavor fulfills the HPNF mission to support quality of life in persons experiencing serious illness by enhancing nursing excellence through the launch of an educational institute specifically to develop palliative nursing leaders.
Thank you! 2011 was a wonderful year of success and challenges. We look forward to our continued growth in 2012. Thank you to all of you who made possible our grants, scholarships and awards to benefit hospice and palliative nurse professionals everywhere. Leading through Giving!!! The Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation welcomes contributions of any amount. Donations can be made to HPNF at any time. Giving programs exist to provide donors with a variety of ways to make gifts that Keep on Giving - anytime the donor chooses – and embrace the value of the hospice and palliative nursing profession!
Linda Gorman, RN, MN, PMHCNS-BC, CHPNÂŽ, FPCN President, Board of Directors
HPNF FINANCIALS FOR 2011 REVENUE
53% 44% 3%
Donations
Restricted Grants
Interest
EXPENSES
66%
Administrative
1%
Board
24%
Restricted Grant
6%
Miscellaneous
Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation HPNF gratefully acknowledges support from 2011 donors
Florence Wald Fellow Society Patricia Berry Joy Buck Connie Dahlin Mary Ersek Kate Faulkner
Betty Ferrell Bonnie Glod Linda Gorman Debra E. Heidrich Mary Louise Irvine
Judy Lentz Pam Malloy Jeanne Martinez Barbara Miller Elizabeth Ford Pitorak
Jane C. Sidwell Rose Virani Debra Wiegand
Florence Wald Fellows pledge $10,000 over 5 years
Sustainer’s Circle Members Marie Bakitas Linda Gorman Sustainer’s Circle Members pledge $5,000 over 3 years
Builder’s Circle Members Susan Breakwell Deborah Childs Susan Cox Pam Fordham
Rita Hand Barbara Head Brian Jones Jane Kirschling
Susan Mann Sylvia Marcantel Kerstin McSteen Patricia Murphy
JoAnne Reifsnyder Elizabeth V. Smith
Builder’s Circle Members pledge $1,000 over 3 years
Individual Donors Trustees - $1,000+ Marie Bakitas Constance Dahlin Kate Faulkner Linda Gorman Mary Louise Irvine Judy Lentz Pam Malloy JoAnne Reifsnyder Jane Sidwell Rose Virani Debra Wiegand Mentors - $500+ Opal Carriere Barbara Head Susan Mann Virginia Marshal Patricia Murphy Rhonda Oakes
Mentors - $500+ Beverly Paukstis Elizabeth Pitorak Jay & Sheila Poswolsky Denise Stahl Barbara Usher Ken Zeri Patrons - $250+ Judy Bartel Lorraine Bearrows Susan Breakwell Deb Childs Susan Cox Marianne Dwyer Mary Ersek Beverly Fletcher Diane Kaiser-Partridge Jane Kirschling Susan Koff
Patrons - $250+ Scott & Amy Lentz Sylvia Marcantel Polly Mazanec Deverise Ohre Judith Paice Maria Verman Kathy Walls Benefactors - $100+ Lynn Allchin Jeanne Benoliel Linda A. Blum Linda S. Blum Joy Buck Nancy Jo Bush Dorothy CarusoHerman Bette Case DiLeonardi Lyn Ceronsky
Benefactors - $100+ Jody Chrastek Lynell Colon Shiela Derrevere Lynore Desilets Jan & Doug Dwyer James N. Edwards, Jr. Anne Emmerich Michele Evans Rita Ewing Michael Ferguson Paul D. Garcia, MD Regina A. Geracci David Gervasi Mary Ann Gill Elaine Glass Colette Greer Daniel Debra Heidrich Todd Hultman Linda Judge-McRae
2011 Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation Donors   Benefactors- $100+ Mary Ann Jurek Joan Kawase Lisa Keenen Beth Kraybill Gelly B. Landman Michael J. LaPenta Robert Lentz Sara Kate Lewis Carol Long June Lunney Shuna Manasco Scott Markel Dorothy Mayorga Kerstin McSteen Diane Meier, MD Donna Meiners Kathleen D. Meyer Paula Ruth NelsonMarten Marsha Opalach Dorothy Perkins Molly Poleto Nancy Ritts Rafael Romo, Jr. Catherine RussellMcGregor Sandra Lee Schafer Addell Y. Smith Elizabeth Smith Dr. Porter Storey Samuel W. Tameny Mary Turick Deborah Volker Stephanie Weir Charles Wellman Christine Westphal Missy Zimmerman Friends - $50+ Robert Abel Madalon Amenta Mercile Ashond Kim Ayers Edgar Bartel Anita Bell Linda Boeye Abraham Brody Susan Bruce Joan Carpenter Carlye Carr Andria P. Caton Judy Citko Barbara Cliff Fe C Crawford
Friends - $50+ Judi Crume Kathleen Curran Sheila Czarniecki Barbara Davis Pam Dawson Viola M. Delafontaine Anne Marie Dose Mary and Bob Dwyer Ann M. Ersek Stephen Ersek Trish Ezell Barry Farkas Betty Ferrell Susan Fisher Jennifer Gentry Judith Goldthorp Sheila Grant Mary E. Greene Kristi Griffith Pauline Halpin Keela Herr Hazel Jackson Arlene Johnson Gladys Johnston Kathie Kobler Niki Koesel Charlene Kranitz Sharon Kretschmar Steven A. Kroll Diana Krupinski Joan Kuykendall Brian Lentz Karen Lucas Mark Macedonia Ann Matthews Thomas McDaniel Diane Morrison Karen Mulvihill Tiffany Nunn Sharolyn Powalie Arif Rahman Lucinda Rice-Petrie Karen Roach Sarah Robbins Maria Rugg Roseanne Saunders Steven Schuster Janet Snapp Alan Steinberg Sherwin Stone Denise Talabach Rosalie R. Thomas Deborah Thorpe Robin Van Sickle
Friends - $50+ Cathy Wagner Thomas Welk Barbara Welgos Sara Welsh Regina Wieger Margery Wilson Virginia Wingertsahn Thomas Wolfe Sara Wright Lynne Zamarin Partners $25+ Jill Addington Linda Allan Gloria Alleman Jane D. Anderson Shauna Anderson Hilary Applequist Ann Arthur Mary Kay Arthur Terrie Baker Shelley Barreca Nancy Berkowitz Karen Bloom Katherine BrownSaltzman Mary Ruth Burns Mary Bush Deena Butcher Thelma Byler Catherine Carlo Toni Cipriano Angela Conyers Patricia P. Cooper Nancy Corley Robert Croasmun Bernadette Damper Lois Davis Tammy DeClemente George Demico William Desormeau Christine Diah Denise DiMare Christine Dodge Susan Dwyer Sandra Ellis Geraldine Farley Diane Felci Marcia Ferrero Pam Fessler Susan Figula Lorrie Flannigan Charlene Floyd Susan Folen
Partners - $25+ Kimberly Fox Tracy Frazee Lisa Gallagher Pat Gibbons Susan Goodemote George Graham Nancy Grandovic Kenny Gravatt Teresa Hardy Marilyn Harton Anna Hatcher Berdine Hirschy Anne Louise Hitchak Jean-Marie Holden Sandra Hoskins Joanne C. Hudson Anne Hughes Mary Jo Hughes Jan Jahner Kimberly Johnson Carla Jolley Lynn Juppe Kathleen Kelly Kathy Kelso Patricia Kennedy Amy Killmeyer Cathleen Kilmartin Donna King Karen Kochell Corliss Krivoy Sally Lawlace Marianne Lax Staci Lefkowitz Susan Lincoln Kathleen Lombardi Florence Luptak Theresa Lynn Kathleen A. Maltry Bob Mann Judith Manning Jacqueline Mason Victoria Mason Virginia Mathers Carol Matthews Masako Mayahara Janice McEuen Nancy Miller Janet R. Mills Nasirbanu Moody Pearl Moore Anu Morgan Patricia Moughan Julie Neubauer Donna Nunes
2011 Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation Donors Patrons - $25+ Dan & Ruth O’Brien Anne M. O’Neill Jane Owen Karen S. Peereboom Patricia Petrella Robert Phillips Plona Nancy Proctor James Prosser Kathy Purcell Barbara Raudonis Chad Reilly Barbara Richardson Jill Roccaro Cynthia Rohret Odette Rolon Mary Jo Rowan Sue Rowbotham Kathy Russo Sandra Sams Aggie Sanker Barbara Schmal Jeanne Sergi Nancy Shambach Denise Shannon Sheran M. Simo Denise Smith Pat Soenksen Gordon Souther Tara Stein Sheila Stephens Carol Stephenson Rosemary Stetzer Susan Surmont Dena Jean Sutermaster Lynn Taylor Tanna Terrell Mary Therriault Tammie Thompson Renee Tillman Karen Trump Mary K. Tyler Virginia Valentine Marcia Vanard Lynn Vescio Sue Ellen Wagner Joetta Wallace Angela Waterbury Beth Werner Carolyn White Clareen Wienick Lauren Wingertsahn Cynthia Witzcak Yonit Yogez Mary P. Zigrang Christine Zinn
Supporters – up to $24 Michelle Anderson Stacy Anguiano Susan Anlisio Jennifer Arbogast Emily Barrett Kathryn Blackburn Judy Brahan Coleen Burchfield Christine ColettaHansen Carol Conn Beverly Cruz Jacqueline Davis Cindy DeNoon Donald Dixon Linda Dombroski Sharon Dunville Rita Dyer Jacquelyn Ferguson Suzanne Hanen Frederick J. Heigel Michelle Hemke Kathy Hickey Donna Hinant Antoinette Jester Pam Johnson Erin Kirwan Diana Knolla Diane Kupensky Craig Lentz Patricia Luptak Kathleen Lynch Laura McCormic Colleen McCracken Mary Murphy Melinda Muse Judy Ott Darryl Owens Diane Price Mary Ellen Regal Ruth Remington Margery Samsel Joseph Schafer Lillian Schorr Brenda Sheets Elena Sylvester Kathryn O. Szakatis Susan Tehrani-Fortuna Nancy Tropeck Carol Turner Julie Ullery Stanley Vrabec Susan Walters Barb Wappell Christine West-Deutsch
Supporters– up to $24 April Willet Wendy Ziegler Dawn Zwibel
2011 Hospice and Palliative Nurses Foundation Donors Star Chapters Three Star
Starlite
One Star
Los Angeles Regional
Central New Jersey Esprit du Coeur Greater Delaware Valley Greater Houston Greater Niagara-Ontario HOPE of Kentucky San Francisco Bay Area South Central Pennsylvania Southeast Florida Triad (NC) West Central Florida
Fort Worth Mid-Florida The Triangle, NC
Hospice Donors HealthPartners Hospice and Palliative Care Hospice and Palliative Care of Northeastern Illinois Hospice of the North Shore, Inc.
Hospice of the Valley Odyssey VistaCare Hospice Serenity Hospice
Corporate and Foundation Donors A Key To Your Heart Allegheny Valley Bank American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine American Cancer Society Applied Measurement Professionals Bulldog Office Products, Inc. Diversified Commodities, Inc. Dwyer Industries, Inc. George Washington University Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association Intellicard
Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. Publishers Michalik & Daniels, LLC Milbank Foundation for Rehabilitation Mission Fish National Board for Certification of Hospice and Palliative Nurses Pittsburgh Foundation Quality of Life Publishing Riallus Advertising, Inc.
Gift-in-Kind Donations LS Jewelers Marriott – Pittsburgh Airport Starbucks
HPNF is grateful for the support from all 2011 donors. This list reflects all donations through December 31, 2011.