MobileODT SANE Customer Appreciation Event at the 2019 IAFN
Wednesday, September 11 at 8:15 PM @ New Orleans Marriott, Galerie 1We would love to meet with our new and experienced EVA System users at our 2019 reception. We had an amazing turnout last year and it’s become our new favorite tradition!
MobileODT’s growing SANE community is a resource and an asset for over 3,000 SANEs across the US. Our reception will be your chance to mingle, learn about best practices and EVA’s latest updates, and expand your professional network.
RSVP today – space is limited!
Agenda for the Evening
- Mix and mingle with EVA users old and new
- Hear from Dr. Patricia M. Speck, Lifetime IAFN member and former IAFN President (2003-2004) who will discuss her findings from her DOJ OJP funded study on Post-Coital DNA Recovery in Minority Proxy Couples in her presentation “Minority Women Penetrated Before Menses: Using the EVA System”
- Get the latest updates on how the EVA System’s Tele-SANE solution is expanding access to SANEs in rural and underserved communities from Customer Success Manager, Eliya Tenenboim
- Learn new tips and ask questions on how to get the most from the EVA System
Featured speakers
Patricia M. Speck, DNSc, APRN, FNP-BC, DF-IAFN, FAAFS, DF-AFN, FAAN
Professor | Coordinator Advanced Forensic Nursing. Department of Family, Community, & Health Systems
The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing
Eliya Tenenboim, MBA
Customer Success Manager
MobileODT
– Refreshments will be served –
Wednesday, September 11 at 8:15 PM
IAFN 2019 Annual Meeting, New Orleans Marriott, Galerie 1
More about our featured speaker…
Dr. Speck has doctoral preparation in public health nursing with a focus on SANE Programs and epidemiology. As a Board Certified – Family Nurse Practitioner, forensic nursing practice expert, and Previous Syntax Nurse Practitioner of the Year (1989), she has seen or supervised the care of over 15,000 acutely victimized persons. She researches trauma impact, develops policy, evaluates programs, and builds nursing workforce capacity through publication, education, and violence prevention initiatives that raise awareness about trauma and health. She demonstrates leadership in local, regional, national and international venues and as such, has over 25 career awards, including Lifetime Achievement from End Violence Against Women.
Dr. Speck represents CO-PI researchers, statisticians and statistical consultants in the prospective, blinded Post-Coital DNA Recovery Study with Minority Proxy Couples, completed in 2019 and funded by the National Institute of Justice Office of Justice Programs. Dr. Speck will explain one element in the extensive prospective study, funded by the Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs, which included the non-paid collaboration with EVA System, use of cameras in research, the technology learner curve, and some study results. For the larger study results, attend the IAFN poster session on Friday 9/13/2019.
Dr. Speck will explain the study and the methods for assessing photographs and study data. The photographs were assessed using the PDIQSS© tool for quality using characteristics of naturalness and clarity (pixilation) (Ernst et al, 2011).
The purpose of the presentation is present findings that distinguish reproductive-aged women with a history of prepubertal penetration from post-pubertal penetration and identify distinguishing and differing characteristics of the vaginal and cervical structures.
The findings reveal there were significant changes of the structure of the hymen and pelvic floor appearance, and there was regional function between women penetrated by adult male penises before and after puberty (menses). Serial photography exposed the potential for iatrogenic trauma with speculum. Using the HERS© tool to evaluate estrogen effect (Speck & Patton, 2007), incidental findings included association of pH with vaginal discharge characteristics throughout the menstrual cycle, where normal discharge was always “white” even in the presence of menses!