SAN FRANSISCO AACN CHAPTER DINNER
From Evidence to Everyday Practice: How a Nurse Leader Made Personalized Fluid Resuscitation a Reality
One hospital's real-world journey from clinical evidence to sustainable bedside adoption.
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Presented by
Jaclyn Bond, MSN-LM, MBA-HM, RN
Thursday, November 5, 2026
6:30 PM Dinner & Presentation
Mastro's Steakhouse
399 Geary St, San Francisco, CA 94102
Jaclyn Bond, former Director of Nursing, shares how her team moved from traditional hemodynamic monitoring to nurse-led fluid responsiveness assessment with wearable Doppler ultrasound. She'll walk through why they made the change, how it helped improve SEP-1 performance and patient outcomes at her hospital, and the seven non-negotiables that turned a new technology into everyday practice.
ABOUT THE EVENING
What You Will Take Back to Your Unit
In one evening, you'll follow one hospital's path from clinical evidence to lasting bedside practice, told by the nurse leader who led it..
You will learn how to:
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Make the case for change, from the clinical rationale behind moving beyond traditional hemodynamic monitoring to how it connects to SEP-1.
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Plan for the hard parts, with the real challenges and lessons learned from one hospital's implementation.
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Make it last, using the seven non-negotiables that turned a new technology into everyday practice, even with limited resources.
YOUR SPEAKER
Jaclyn Bond, MSN-LM, MBA-HM, RN
A respected nurse leader and sepsis program expert, Jaclyn has helped her hospital transform SEP-1 compliance through patient-specific protocols and frontline-driven solutions. Her approach is built for nurses, by nurses, and focused on what actually works in practice. Most recently, her sepsis program helped drive bundle compliance from 25% to 82%. Most recently, her Sepsis Emergency Response Team Program was published in the SAGE Open Medicine Journal.
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