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01 Apr 2015
A TRIO of Bradford Bulls look set to return to action after being named in head coach James Lowes' 19-man squad – brought to you by Access Solutions Northern (ASN Doors) – ahead of Friday Night Fight Night, The Battle For West Yorkshire.
Front-rower Adam Sidlow, three-quarter Etu Uaisele and back-row talent Alex Mellor have all been included for the round-seven Kingstone Press Championship clash, which is to get underway from 8.00pm on Friday.
Remember, we are urging supporters to arrive BEFORE 6.30pm to be ensure you witness the grand unveiling of our all-new Summer Bash strip in the Provident Stadium's Marquee.
The 19-man squad – in association with ASN Doors: Adam Henry, Adam O'Brien, Adam Sidlow, Adrian Purtell, Alex Mellor, Dale Ferguson, Danny Addy, Dan Fleming, Epalahame Lauaki, Etu Uaisele, Harry Siejka, Jay Pitts, Jean-Philippe Baile, Lee Gaskell, Lucas Walshaw, Paul Clough, Ryan Shaw, Tom Olbison, Vila Halafihi.
Tickets for Friday Night Fight Night are still available and can be purchased by CLICKING HERE or calling a member of our team on 08448 711 490 (option 1).
01 Apr 2015
TONIGHT on BullsTV – in yet another first for the club's all-new television channel – we bring you BullTalk.
A monthly, magazine-styled chat show, hosted by Mark Wilson, BullTalk features a heap of exclusive content, behind-the-scene footage and studio guests.
This month, Wilson is joined by Bradford stars Harry Siejka, Jake Mullaney and Dale Ferguson, as we continue the build-up to 'Friday Night Fight Night' - The Battle For West Yorkshire.
We catch up with Matty Blythe, who is currently sidelined awaiting an operation following a shocking injury ordeal, and we reveal the nominees for March's Try of the Month competition.
There is also an exclusive interview with chairman Marc Green, who openly discusses and reviews his first year in the hotseat and talks of his plans for the future.
Bulls Media & PR Manager Ryan Sparks said: "We are quite excited to have our very own chat show off the ground for 2015 and, even better, it is fantastic to be able to bring it to our supporters via BullsTV – FREE of charge!
"The show will air for the first-time ever this evening, bringing our fantastic fans even closer to their club.
"With now over 5,500 subscribers tuning into the channel, we are working hard to take our content to another level and BullTalk is a big part of that.
"We want to interact with our supporters more frequently through the channel and we have heaps planned for the rest of the year and beyond, enabling the channel to become the first stop for Bulls supporters based here in the city and beyond."
To subscribe to BullsTV and enjoy match highlights, reaction, insight, features and much, much more, simply CLICK HERE and register TODAY!
31 Mar 2015
TO celebrate the first-ever Summer Bash we are excited to announce the launch of a brand-new, unique kit, which is to be unveiled in the lead up to Friday Night Fight Night – when Bradford Bulls take on Halifax in The Battle For West Yorkshire!
The all-new limited edition strip, seeing in a 'whole new era', marking 'a whole new event' and providing 'a whole new look', will go on sale immediately after being revealed at 6.30pm in the Provident Stadium's marquee.
Designed and produced by the club's official kit supplier ISC, the shirt embraces the excitement of the summer season and been purposely designed to support the uniqueness of the weekend, which will see all 12 Kingstone Press Championship sides do battle over the course of 48 hours.
"This is a very exciting new piece of Bradford Bulls attire, featuring what I believe is a funky design and an innovative new look," said chief executive Robbie Hunter-Paul.
"It is completely removed from anything the club has delivered in recent years, anchoring into what is an innovative new event in the shape of the Summer Bash.
"This, we believe, will prove extremely popular and will be a kit to remember for many years to come.
"The excitement of Friday Night Fight Night will be kicked off by the launch of this special new jersey.
"It will also mark the start of what looks set to be an exciting three-game series, our very own 'State of Origin', against the men in blue and white."
The kit will be exclusively available to all those who have already secured tickets for the inaugural Summer Bash, kick-starting what will be a festival of rugby league in style!
The period of exclusivity will last for just two weeks, however, with shirts going on general sale on Sunday April 19.
To witness the grand unveiling, you must ensure you are inside the Provident Stadium's marquee before 6.30pm on Friday.
To make sure you are in with a chance of purchasing one of only 500 of these special Summer Bash shirts, find out all the information you need and secure tickets by CLICKING HERE.
All those who purchase shirts during this two-week pre-sale period will also receive a FREE pair of official Bradford Bulls shades (while stocks last)!
For more information on any of the above, or to secure tickets over the phone during normal office hours, enabling you to buy, simply call a member of our team on 08448 711 490 (option 1).
31 Mar 2015
YOU can now secure stunning gold hospitality packages ahead of Friday Night Fight Night – The Battle For West Yorkshire.
We want you to enjoy arguably our biggest game of the league season in style this week, as James Lowes' Bradford Bulls take on Halifax at the Provident Stadium, Odsal.
You will be hosted within the new-look Legends Suite, which has recently undergone a fantastic refurbishment, with hall-of-famer Karl Fairbank and his family in attendance, in addition to Halifax legends John Martin and Brendan Hill – who played for both clubs.
Over 100 places have already been secured, so you must hurry in order to enjoy what looks set to be an evening to remember in the company of your hosts, Robbie Hunter-Paul and Rob Parker.
Tickets are priced at £59.95 and tickets include a delicious two-course meal, as well as a car parking pass.
However, if you are part of The 1863 Members Club, you can secure your place for just £39.95!
Under-15s, meanwhile, can book for as little as £29.95 and receive a FREE easter egg.
You will enjoy the contest from the comfort of reserved seating on the Legends Suite's main balcony, providing the very best view of the action.
And, following the full-time whistle, you will hear from head coach James Lowes and the man of the match.
There are competition prizes to be won and you will have the chance to mingle with all of your Bulls favourites.
To enjoy all of the above and much, much more, all you have to do is call a member of our commercial team – on 08448 711 490 – NOW!
PLEASE NOTE: You must book BEFORE 5.00pm on WEDNESDAY in order to secure your place!
For more information, or to get in touch via e-mail, simply CLICK HERE.
31 Mar 2015
WE are delighted to announce that tickets are now on sale for Bradford Bulls' fifth-round Ladbrokes Challenge Cup battle with Hull Kingston Rovers.
It has been confirmed that the tie will take place on Sunday April 19, with the action getting underway from 3.00pm at the Provident Stadium, Odsal.
James Lowes' Bulls powered past Workington Town in round four, emerging 74-6 victors in a one-sided contest.
The winner of the round-five tie will meet the remaining eight Super League sides still to enter the competition – and sit just three games away from the Wembley final.
Junior and Youth members of the 1863 Club are entitled to a free 'Junior Swap' ticket for what is sure to be a fantastic tie.
Tickets are now available online, in store at The Provident Stadium and over the phone by calling 08448 711 490.
Admission prices are as follows:
Adult – £15
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When beams with trillions of particles go zipping around at near light speed, there's bound to be some chaos. Limiting that chaos in particle colliders is crucial for the groundbreaking results such experiments are designed to deliver.
In a special focus issue of the journal Chaos, from AIP Publishing, a physicist at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) details an important method of detecting and correcting unwanted chaotic behavior in particle colliders. The method is helping accelerator physicists design high-performing, cost-efficient accelerators in an era of constrained science budgets.
A method to correct tiny defects in the LHC's superconducting magnets (example shown above) was crucial to the discovery of the Higgs boson, which was announced in 2012.
The aim of the focus issue is to review, comprehensively, the theory and implementation of existing methods of chaos detection and predictability -- as well as to report recent applications of these techniques to different scientific fields. The Focus Issue: Chaos Detection Methods and Predictability is collection of 12 papers representing the wide range of applications, spanning mathematics, physics, astronomy, particle accelerator physics, meteorology and medical research.
Chaos has long bedeviled physicists trying to describe the precise motions of interacting objects. The French mathematician Henri Poincaré discovered the essence of the phenomenon in the late 1800s when he attempted (unsuccessfully) to predict precisely the motions of the solar system's planets. The same chaotic behavior appears in the crowds of particles traveling inside accelerators like CERN's Large Hadron Collider.
In these machines, powerful electric and magnetic fields accelerate and guide beams containing trillions of particles. Ideally all particles would travel in orderly orbits around the rings into which they are injected. But in reality, some of the particles spread out around the ring's center, where they can become chaotic due to their mutual interactions and to defects in the magnetic fields that guide them.
Particles that get kicked out of stable orbit can then crash into the collider's ultra-cold superconducting magnets. If this happens too often, the magnets heat up and the particle beams have to stop, which compromises experiments and creates costly delays.
From previous work in astronomy, Yannis Papaphilippou, a physicist at CERN, knew of a method called "frequency map analysis" that relates the frequencies at which objects oscillate to their chaotic behavior. Over the course of more than a decade, Papaphilippou and his colleagues applied the method to visualize those same frequencies in simulations of particle beams in accelerators. Using such simulations, physicists can design colliders to avoid chaotic beam interactions and keep particles on track.
The method has already born fruit. By modeling the extent to which tiny defects in the LHC's superconducting magnets cause protons traveling in the collider's rings to behave chaotically, Papaphilippou and his colleagues helped magnet builders design and produce these magnets within strict tolerance limits. The researchers also showed that only half as many correcting magnets were needed as was originally thought.
These findings substantially reduced the collider's cost and, along with many other efforts, helped streamline the search for the Higgs boson, Papaphilippou said. "All the big discoveries that we've had in the LHC…would have been hampered if there was not a very detailed design and evaluation of the nonlinear effects and their correction."
Frequency map analysis has also helped scientists optimize the Spallation Neutron Source in Oak Ridge, Tenn. As a result of this optimization, the machine set a world record last year for power delivery.
As physicists design new accelerators, Papaphilippou predicts they will use frequency map analysis to achieve high performance at reasonable cost. The Particle Physics Project Prioritization Panel (P5), which advises the U.S. government, identified collider cost as a major concern in a recent report on the future of particle physics.
"Studying these [chaotic] effects from scratch can be a very-cost effective way to build and design these accelerators," Papaphilippou said.
The article, "Detecting chaos in particle accelerators through the frequency map analysis method," is authored by Yannis Papaphilippou. It will appear in the journal Chaos on June 30, 2014. After that date, it will be available at: http://scitation.aip.org/content/aip/journal/chaos/24/2/10.1063/1.4884495
Chaos: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Nonlinear Science is devoted to increasing the understanding of nonlinear phenomena and describing the manifestations in a manner comprehensible to researchers from a broad spectrum of disciplines. See: http://chaos.aip.org
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We are going with caesarstone as our countertop and initially I was set on the eased edge. I wanted something simple as I wanted the cabinets to stand out. While I was looking on this site, there were some that mentioned that their caesarstone had chipped near the sink and some attributed it to the eased edge.
I was just wondering for those with caesarstone countertops what kind of edge did you get and how has it held up? So many choices and decisions to make, it is so overwhelming. Also, I have small children, are the eased edges sharp? Sorry, I just am not too knowledgeable on this stuff, I am learning as I go, but I appreciate everyone's input.
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I am a fabricator.
Basically the larger the radius on the edge the more resistant it is to chipping. Some lower quality fabricators provide only a very very small bevel on the top edge which, while easy and fast for the fabricator, is definitely prone to chipping.
At a minimum the top edge should be radiused to 1/8". 1/8" is adequate for quartz material since the various quartz products are relatively resistant to chipping since the material is over 25% resin.
(the "90 some percent quartz" you see in the marketing from the quartz suppliers is based on the weight/cc of quartz and resin. what do you think weighs more, a bucket of glue or a bucket or rocks?)
I have a straight mitered edge installed 2009. I have it on island and on perimeter. No problems.
I am doing an eased edge. I just had my templating done. Going with Caesarstone Raven. My question is the overhang ... the guy is doing 1.5 inch drop. Will this look toooooo contemporary? What is the best way to determine this measurement? Is it just a matter of preference?


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I live in Nj and have had a new Carrier Infinity (24ANA136) 3 ton installed. I was quoted $10,400 for the above unit plus matching CNPVP4221 (airhandler/coil) and 58MVC080 Infinity Furnace.
Also included in the price was Infinity control and Aprilaire 600 Humidifier.
I now found that instead of CNPVP4221, they have installed a CNPVP4821 !! What could be reason? Am I going to lose the high efficiency that I paid for?
They sent me the Certification statement from Carrier for tax credit but it shows the matching indoor model 4221!!
What should I do now. Please advise.
I wouldn't worry too much about the upgrade. Looks like they went with a larger evaporator coil, which is a good thing. When contractors quote a system to the customer, even if they have their most recent information on that product, sizes of parts could change. Then when they actually order the equipment or call their supplier to get it ordered, they find that particular combination of equipment might change slightly in order to meet the listed efficiency.
Both coils are AHRI matches.
Both have excellent performance/eff numbers.
Not to fret. May have been just an issue of coil availability. In fact, the larger coil gives you more cooling BTUs.
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Seal pup learning to swim again in Conn. after near-death attack and flipper amputation
MYSTIC, Conn. - The harbour seal pup lay battered on a Massachusetts beach, the victim of a brutal attack by an older seal that left deep wounds all over her body and sapped so much of her strength that she couldn't even flee when rescuers found her.
Now eight months later, the animal rescuers named Pup 49 is adjusting to life without one of her two hind flippers after veterinarians at the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut performed an amputation to prevent a stubborn infection from spreading throughout her body.
The seal pup is quick to dive after sardines tossed into her tank and fixes her large, dark eyes on aquarium workers the moment they step onto a special platform to feed her. Occasionally she swims to the platform's edge and attempts to haul herself from the water onto it. A special ramp has been installed to make it easier for her to get out. She makes the effort in a heartfelt plea for more fresh fish from the workers' shiny bucket.
"She has a really inquisitive and interested personality, and she is very interactive with the environment around her," said Mystic Aquarium veterinarian Allison Tuttle, who supervises the pup's treatment and care.
None of that personality was apparent when workers from the Boston-based New England Aquarium found the seal stranded in Plymouth, Mass., in July. She was 1 month to 2 months old, had lost a lot of weight, was suffering from a respiratory ailment and was nursing very deep wounds that were infected, Tuttle said. She did not respond well to cleaning and medical treatment.
Vets noted that the infection had spread to additional bones, Tuttle said, and they decided to amputate her stricken flipper to prevent the disease from spreading to other parts of her body and endangering her life.
That decision was not taken lightly. The rear flippers of seals are the part of their body they use to navigate while swimming. For the seal pup — named after the identification number she was given when rescued — it meant learning to use her left front flipper to guide her.
"After surgery, she just seemed a lot more relaxed overall, and just her entire demeanour changed from an animal that was reluctant to be handled from the start to an animal that was ready to get well and was very willing to receive all her post-surgical wound treatments," Tuttle said. "She just really looked a lot more comfortable and really relaxed."
Aquarium visitor Sharlene Cirillo of Berwyn, Pa., was touched after hearing the story of the seal's tragedy at such a young age.
"I'm a mom and, you know, you think about something happening to your child and how hard that must have been," she said while visiting Pup 49's temporary exhibit, near the operating room where the amputation was performed. "It feels like you can understand how hard it was and almost make it personal.
"It's amazing," Cirillo said, "what we can do for people and animals today with the techniques we have."
Pup 49's fate is still uncertain. Officials at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration determined she should not be released into the wild, because having only one hind flipper may limit her ability to race after the fish, squid and other marine creatures she needs to feed on.
That means that the seal will remain on exhibit at Mystic until the agency's Marine Fisheries Service decides on a permanent home.
Mystic Aquarium has already requested that the fisheries regulator let it acquire the seal pup. If approved, she will be moved off display for training until the fall and then will live in the aquarium's Pacific Northwest habitat. If the plan is rejected, Pup 49 will move to another institution that is permitted to care for rescued, non-releasable harbour seals.
Billy Finn, a 10-year-old fourth grader from Brewster, N.Y., was happy to see Pup 49 swim, dive and play in the water, but said it was sad to know what happened to her.
Colleen Thompson of Colchester, Conn., a mother of two, was more upbeat after seeing Pup 49 for the first time.
"We ... were pleasantly surprised to be able to come and see the amazing work that Mystic Aquarium has done as far as the amputation and rehabilitation."
Associated Press writer Rodrique Ngowi can be reached at www.twitter.com/ngowi
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So, last week, we read that Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal will be postponing his "official" decision whether or not to take the presidential plunge. Although many of us believe the decision has been made many moons ago, we are told the decision and announcement will occur only after the current legislative session in early June.
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Louisiana is scheduled to have its presidential primary on March 5th of next year, but there is one little problem. The state is broke and the Jindal administration has allocated no money for the legally required election. So what happens next? Does Governor Jindal really want a primary? And is there a way to hold an election for free and get huge national coverage in the process?
Bloomberg Business has announced that EuroChem has "shelved" its decision to build a $1.5 billion fertilizer plant in Iberville Parish because of "changes on the financial markets, namely affected access to credit resources."
From a tax perspective, Louisiana ranks in the middle when it comes to states best and worst to be rich or to be poor.
In a new survey from WalletHub, Louisiana that considers the best and the worst, Louisiana is not on the high or the low end of any of the findings.
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With 2015 being a high-profile election year in the great State of Louisiana, with the governor's race at the top of the heap, it is not surprising, therefore, that polls are on a roll to detect the views of the state's voters.
by Louisiana Representative Tim Burns,
Last week, Dr. Jim Richardson, the LSU economics professor, widely acknowledged to be the Dalai Lama of Louisiana fiscal and tax policy and long-standing member of the state's Revenue Estimating Committee presented a study of Louisiana tax policy. He was assisted in the study by two economics professors from Tulane University, Dr. Steven Sheffrin and Dr. James Alm. The study was commissioned by House Speaker Chuck Kleckley and Senate President John Alario and paid for by the legislature and Tulane University.
We all know that Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is a traveler. He seems to be constantly crisscrossing the country in his unlikely and quixotic quest to obtain national office. But now he says he is also the unrivaled champion of governors who travel all over the Bayou State. In a recent interview to the Monroe News-Star, Jindal is quoted saying: "I believe I've been to more places as governor than any other governor before me inside the state of Louisiana." All the governors I have known, going back to John McKeithen, would strongly disagree.
The February 2015 Net Receipts Report shows that total state revenue thus far for 2014-2015 was $5.320 billion, a one percent decrease compared to that time last year. Total revenues also were down one percent in January compared to the previous year, reflecting weak personal income tax collections and falling severance tax receipts.
Mayor Ollie Tyler selected Scott Wolverton as the new Shreveport Fire Chief last month out of 36 candidates. Tyler selected him from six finalists who are current or retired Shreveport Fire Department employees.
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Well, the reign of Bobby Jindal is coming to an end thankfully. He is weeks away from delivering his final address to the Louisiana Legislature. His speech will undoubtedly focus on his agenda to deal with the state's horrific fiscal problems. We are facing a $1.6 billion deficit and the options are not very palatable.


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North Carolina State arrived at North Carolina focused more on getting another road win to help its NCAA tournament chances than trying to end its long drought at the Smith Center.
Grant Yost pitched eight innings, allowing two hits and one run, and Anthony Lopez drove in two runs to lead Campbell past Virginia Tech 3-1 Monday evening in the CU Invitational finale at Jim Perry Stadium.
No. 17 LOUISVILLE 52, GEORGIA TECH 51
Campbell first baseman Chandler Patterson (Lee County) garnered awards for her performance on the field as she was named the Big South Conference Choice Hotels Softball Player of the Week and
UNC-Greensboro 84, Furman 49
North Carolina has said its final farewell to Dean Smith.
North Carolina State took another step forward in its push toward the postseason.
Campbell's softball squad was lined up to play in Chapel Hill, in the UNC Invitational, this weekend before wintry weather forced the Tar Heel tourney to be called off. Instead of staying home,
Will Saunders sank six 3-pointers and finished with a career-high 26 points to propel Charleston Southern to an 86-57 win over Campbell on Saturday.
Campbell was held to three points in the opening 10 minutes as Radford (16-11, 13-5 Big South) opened a double-digit lead and the Lady Camels (17-10, 12-6) were able to close the gap to single digits just once in the second half in a 67-43 setback inside the Dedmon Center on Saturday afternoon.
Quinn Cook matched a career high with 27 points for No. 4 Duke, and the Jahlil Okafor-less Blue Devils routed Clemson 78-56 on Saturday.
Elon 83, Delaware 75, OT
No. 15 North Carolina opened Saturday's game by scoring on a "Four Corners" play as a tribute to the late Dean Smith, then rolled to an 89-60 win against Georgia Tech.
Coastal Carolina closed the first half on a 25-4 run and went on to defeat Campbell 81-57 Thursday night at The HTC Center.
Allisha Gray scored 16 points and No. 17 North Carolina beat Wake Forest 83-45 on Thursday night.
Miami 76, Virginia Tech 52
Back and forth they went, trading big leads, shots and chances to win both in regulation and overtime.
Sophomore Amanda Coffer notched her second double-double of the season and four Lady Camels reached double figures as Campbell (17-9, 12-5 Big South) earned a 72-62 victory over Gardner-Webb (12-15, 8-10)
Mike Brey knew his team was better shooting at free throws than they had shown of late.
No. 1 Kentucky 66, Tennessee 48
North Carolina Central 73, Florida A&M 48
Notre Dame rode Jewell Loyd's leadership, smothering defense and clutch 3-point shooting to beat Duke.
Campbell freshman first baseman, Chandler Patterson (Lee County) garnered her first collegiate award being named the College Sports Madness Big South Player of the Week last week
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NorthShore Highland Park Hospital launched its Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) program in August 2013 after five nurses—Michelle Haussermann,
Cheryl Vinikoor, Lauren Lumpp, Mary Ann Bogacki
and Vilma Castro—completed the extensive, yearlong training required of a SANE.
Kay Meyer, Senior Nursing Director, and Ellen Weatherhead, Clinicial Nurse Manager of Emergency Department, support the program administratively. With five nurses, Highland Park now had enough forensic-trained medical professionals
to ensure that it was capable of providing coverage 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for sexual assault patients who present to the Emergency Department (ED).
Each NorthShore Highland Park SANE nurse has other responsibilities in Highland Park's ED, becoming a SANE is an expansion of her role within the organization. And it is a role she voluntarily spent one year of her life pursuing. It is a passion project
for each of them, a passion for providing extraordinary care and employing exceptional skills in an extremely difficult situation. [Image: Kay Meyer, Cheryl Vinikoor, Ellen Weatherhead]
Cheryl Vinikoor, RN, SANE Coordinator, tells us what being a SANE nurse means to her and why she's so proud to finally have the program at Highland Park Hospital:
What is the role of a SANE?
The role of the SANE nurse is to provide comprehensive and sensitive patient-focused care to the person presenting to the ED after a sexual assault. A sexual assault case can take five or six hours to complete. The SANE stays with the patient throughout
that process. We were taught to obtain a good history of the assault, which guides us in the forensic evidence collection. It takes precision and a great deal of expertise to collect evidence including DNA. Though the SANE completes the forensic examination
and completes the evidence collection kit, if we find injuries that require care we partner with the emergency physician to determine what additional procedures the patient might need.
This is an expanded role for the RN at NorthShore. I feel the SANE provides competent care to this very complicated patient because of our training. In addition we have only one patient to concentrate on, and can focus on the specific needs of that person.
What does it take to become certified as a SANE nurse?
The SANE at Highland Park have successfully completed the training required by the Office of the Attorney General in Illinois. This included a 40-hour course, which is done in the classroom and online as well as numerous mandatory experiences before
the state would consider us qualified and allow us to practice as SANE, Adult and Adolescent. In the future we can obtain additional training to allow us to care for the pediatric sexual assault patient.
SANE certification is accomplished by passing an examination administered by the International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN). It is our goal in the future to have the nurses certified by IAFN.
Why did you want to become a SANE nurse? How did you begin?
I have wanted to do this since 1998 while I was in the emergency department. I've found forensic evidence collection fascinating. I had often observed a degree of insensitivity from law enforcement in situations of sexual assault, and I wanted to make a difference.
I read the literature about the programs starting across the country. I was very active with the Emergency Nurses Association and networked with forensic nurses who were passionate about their role as a SANE, and their expanded role in the emergency department.
I never thought I would have the opportunity to become a SANE nurse, and that there would be a SANE program at Northshore before I retired. It is because of the trust, vision and compassion of the administration of Highland Park Hospital that we have a program.
I thank them, more than anything, for supporting us in this new project. This is not a program that creates revenue. In addition it is a huge change in practice for emergency services for the nurse to make recommendations and provide direction for the case.
I think it has gone very well so far and there seems to be a sense of trust and collegiality.
Before all of this, a nurse would have been pulled out of staffing to care for the survivor for several hours. Having a SANE nurse is often a relief for the other nurses in the ED. In addition, the physicians now realize we are capable of doing everything,
including the pelvic exam and the documentation required for the Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kit. And since it was such a long time coming, it feels quite gratifying that when a case comes in now, the physician's first response is to say, "Page the
SANE nurse!"
What is the most rewarding aspect of your role as a SANE nurse?
I think my most rewarding part is when I really feel that I have connected with the patient, that they trust I will not hurt them and that I believe them. I'm also very lucky to be working with people from the Lake County Sexual Assault Team who are
passionate about what they are doing, and sensitive to the needs of the patient. This includes the prosecutors, law enforcement and the Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center advocates.
What is the most difficult part?
The examination can take several hours. When we are called in, the patient has often been waiting already and they are frequently anxious to finish quickly. We have to try our hardest to make that trust relationship quickly and do the absolute best for the
patient we can within what they will allow.
As far as how if affects my family, it mainly affects my husband. I'm often coming home late or not somewhere when I planned to be, but after 40 years of marriage and 40 years of nursing he knows this is who I am. We both have our passions in our work.
How do the SANE nurses at Highland Park work together and support one another?
We meet once a month in the evening to have dinner and review cases. And we support each other by discussing our cases and helping each other find out what we did well and could have done better.
When things are complicated and become difficult we consult with the advocate group, nurses from other programs and our team from the Lake County State Attorney office. They are always so wonderful. We also have a great relationship with the local police
departments and can call them if we need advice. They are happy to help if we have problems with a case.
What do you think are the most important characteristics of a SANE nurse?
A SANE nurse has to be independent, confident, assertive and, most important, passionate about caring for the patients.
This week you can Say Thanks And Recognize (STAR) NorthShore's remarkable nurses by contributing to our Nursing STARs Scholarship Program here.
Kathy Patelski has been a nurse at NorthShore Skokie Hospital for five years but she has
been caring for patients in various nursing roles since 1979. Her passion for the medical field developed early and has only grown over the years. Not content to rest on her laurels, Kathy never misses a chance to seek out new challenges and opportunities
for personal and professional growth. She currently works in ambulatory surgery, but four years ago she jumped at the opportunity to become a part of the Patient Education Program at the NorthShore Total Joint Replacement Center. In these patient-focused classes,
she prepares prospective total joint replacement patients for the journey ahead.
As part of Nurses Week, Kathy tells us what first inspired her to become a nurse and why a "thank you" from a patient means so much:
What brought you to nursing? Was there something that inspired this career choice?
Many years ago, I used to watch Marcus Welby, M.D. and some of the other medical shows on TV and I just thought, that looks like such a cool, fun thing to do. And that's just where it all started.
From there, I started as a nursing assistant when I was in high school, and even before that I was a candy striper. Throughout, I always thought, this feels good. I can do this. As I was going through college in nursing school, a good friend's father, who
was an anesthesiologist, gave me some advice. He told me that when I got out of school, I should go immediately to an ICU or an ER. He said, "That is where you continue your education. That's where you don't develop bad habits. That's where you get all the
good habits." He emphasized, "Go to those two departments and you will become a better nurse because you will have to." And it's true because you have to think on your feet and react quickly.
So that's what I did. I listened to him and I worked in the ICU for many years, and, now ambulatory surgery. And now with NorthShore, I have this nice perk of working with joint patients.
You work in ambulatory surgery at NorthShore but you're also part of the Patient Education Program at NorthShore's Total Joint Replacement Center. What role do you play in the patient education process?
The Patient Education Program guides patients through the entire process of total joint replacement. Patients are asked to attend a class prior to surgery conducted by specially trained nurses. The class educates patients on how to achieve the best possible
outcome before, during and after surgery.]
Patients come in just wanting to have a knee or a hip replaced. And in our experience, patients aren't necessarily breaking down our doors to come to the class, which isn't required but recommended prior to surgery. Most are told that they need to come by
their doctors. But at the end of every class I heard, "You know I really didn't want to come. I was really pushing my doctor not to make me come, but I'm so glad I did. It put my mind at ease. I'm not as afraid as I used to be." And I like being a part of
doing that.
The nurses who teach the classes get to help patients know more and be less afraid. They've heard lots of different information from friends, family and all kinds of people telling what this surgery is going to be like. Some come to the classes and they
are in so much pain, hobbling and limping. They're using canes and walkers and they are just looking miserable. And to be a part their transition … that's a great thing to see.
Why do you think educating patients is so important?
Patients that are educated understand what's coming. The nurses on the floor can always tell if a patient has been to class or not. The educated patient knows what the treatment plan is and they know what their part in it is as well. The patients that
have been to class are like, "Okay let's get going. Let's get moving and do it."
Orthopaedics isn't part of your day-to-day job in the ambulatory surgery department. Why did you decide to take on an extra task like this?
I thought it was a neat opportunity. I had worked orthopaedics years and years ago while I was still in nursing school. It's something in medicine that is great to see. Patients come in one way—hurting and in a lot of pain—and then they leave almost
with a new lease on life. They're just feeling so much better and they can see that their walking, sitting, bending are in a better place, and will only improve. When the opportunity to be a part of it arose, I thought I should give it a try.
It's a great spectrum of experience. So while we don't directly oversee the care of the patients after surgery, we do have input into their care. And it is fun to teach a patient class and then see them the day of surgery. They come in and they are little
nervous and then they see your face, a face they recognize, and they immediately feel that someone's in their corner, someone is going to take care of them.
And then I always see them after and ask, "Did the class help?" And 99 percent answer, "Everything you said, it happened exactly as you said it would." When a patient says that what I taught helped, that's music to my ears.
Do you have a favorite memory from your career thus far?
It's just when patients thank you. Not just a, "Hey thanks," but when it is from their heart. You can tell. Or when someone from their family comes up to you to say that you really made a difference in how we handled this process, when they just genuinely
want to say thank you. You didn't do anything but do your job, but they appreciate it so it feels good.
This week you can Say Thanks And
Recognize (STAR) NorthShore's remarkable nurses by contributing to our Nursing STARs Scholarship Program


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