GEDSA’s Executive Director Ben Davis is speaking at MOOG’s ENFit Live Webinar Event on July 26, 2022.

Join us and learn from 12 distinguished ENFit experts on enteral feeding and pioneering ENFit conversions. It is worth up to three continuing education credits, so make sure to sign up today!

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ENFit enteral tubing connectors is a design standard developed to prevent enteral tubing misconnections. Through this standard, every enteral tubing accessory, extension set, syringe, long tube/PEG, and NG-tube will be designed with a specific ENFit connector to prevent enteral tubing misconnections. Though ENFit standardization is not mandated at this time, it is recommended by many professional organizations and regulating bodies - including the Joint Commission and the Food and Drug Administration.

While this unique international standard design for enteral devices improves safety, it has yet to reach full adoption in many countries. Reasons for lack of complete adoption include the limited resources available to make the transition, supply chain challenges, and perceived shortcomings in ENFit product designs. But with many legacy enteral devices being phased out by manufacturers, implementing ENFit should be a high priority.

Featured Speakers include GEDSA's Executive Director, Ben Davis!

CE Credit! Join our panel of provider thought leaders as they discuss the ISO 80369-3 (ENFit) small bore connector conversion successes, lessons learned and implementation processes. A robust question and answer period will give attendees the opportunity to ask detailed questions and receive guidance to overcome the obstacles and apprehensions that may hinder implementation.

CE Program Features:

• Explain the background of ISO 80369-3 enteral connector standard (trademarked as ENFit), review examples of historical misconnections, and review organization support statement
• Report current data on ENFit adoption rates across the country
• Review the 2022 feeding set transition adapter removal timeline and strategize ways to connect during this transition time period
• Provide examples of the processes and best practices that can help with the transition to ENFit as well as illustrate potential challenges and solutions when transitioning to ENFit
• Review frequently asked questions
• Provide live visual demonstrations of ENFit connection types, cleaning techniques, and homecare prescription

Faculty:

• Cara Larimer, RD, CNSC
  Director of Clinical Development for Moog Medical Enteral Programs
• Cynthia Reddick, RD, CNSC
  National Tube Feeding Manager at Coram CVS Specialty Infusion Services
• Ben Davis, Executive Director GEDSA
• Tom Hancock, President of Vesco
• John Bacon, Senior Product Manager at Moog Medical
• Stacie Ethington, MSN, RN-BC
  Medication Safety Nurse Specialist at Nebraska Medicine
• Vicki Emch, MS, RD
  AVP of Clincal Operations and Sales Support at Aveanna Medical Solutions
• Molly Yeselson, Patient Representative, GEDSA Clinical Advisory Board; Home Enteral Consumer
• Joy McVey Hugick, Home Enteral Consumer
• Beth Lyman, MSN, RN, CNSC, FASPEN
  Co-Founder of GEDSA Clinical Advisory Board
• Joy Ann Vaught, MS, RD, LD
  Enteral Nutrition Division Manager at Lincare
• Mary Kuehl, MS, RD
  Regional Dietitian at Shield Healthcare

This course covers pump alarms and provides troubleshooting and prevention tips for common errors using both the Infinity and Infinity Orange pumps. Attendees will learn best practices and recommendations while reviewing patient case examples, and will review the resources available for both clinicians and patients

The forum is hosted by Cara Larimer, RD, CNSC and Migan Lightfoot RN, BSN, CRNI

This course provides a broad overview on how the Infinity Orange pump works, recommended best practices to improve your nutrition support recommendations, and reviews the resources that are available for both clinicians and patients who use Infinity Orange feeding pumps.

The forum is hosted by Cara Larimer, RD, CNSC and Migan Lightfoot RN, BSN, CRNI

This course provides a broad overview on how the Infinity pump works, recommended best practices to improve your nutrition support recommendations, and reviews the resources that are available for both clinicians and patients who use Infinity feeding pumps.

The forum is hosted by Cara Larimer, RD, CNSC and Migan Lightfoot RN, BSN, CRNI

CE Program Features:

• Identify enteral device misconnections and disconnections, as well as the history of ENFit®
• Explore considerations for safe and effective use of ENFit® enteral feeding devices
• Identify common obstacles that can occur while transitioning to ENFit®
• Review additional resources and tools to support ENFit® transitions

Presenter: Cara Larimer, RD, CNSC, Director Clinical Development at Moog Medical Devices

Q&A Guest Host: Beth Lyman, MSN, RN, CNSC, FASPEN, Co-Founder GEDSA Clinical Advisory Board

CE Program Features:

• Identify enteral device misconnections and disconnections, as well as the history of ENFit®
• Explore considerations for safe and effective use of ENFit® enteral feeding devices
• Identify common obstacles that can occur while transitioning to ENFit®
• Review additional resources and tools to support ENFit® transitions

Presenter: Cara Larimer, RD, CNSC, Director Clinical Development at Moog Medical Devices

Q&A Guest Host: Cynthia Reddick, RD, CNSC, GEDSA Clinical Advisory Board Member

CE Program Features:

• Identify enteral device misconnections and disconnections, as well as the history of ENFit®
• Explore considerations for safe and effective use of ENFit® enteral feeding devices
• Identify common obstacles that can occur while transitioning to ENFit®
• Review additional resources and tools to support ENFit® transitions

Presenter: Cara Larimer, RD, CNSC, Director Clinical Development at Moog Medical Devices

Q&A Guest Host: Ben Davis, GEDSA Executive Director