'Eol care' diaporamas de présentation

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Transforming End-of-Life Care in Skilled Nursing Facilities

CARE Recommendations Compassion & Respect toward the End of Life Steps and Tools to Redefine Healing and Hope in Nursing Homes. Transforming End-of-Life Care in Skilled Nursing Facilities. CARE Recommendations: Steps and Tools to Redefine Healing and Hope in Nursing Homes.

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Assuring Safe Passage: Moving Conversations about the End of Life Upstream

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An Innovative Educational Program to Encourage Nurses to Be More Family-Centered in End-of-Life Care

An Innovative Educational Program to Encourage Nurses to Be More Family-Centered in End-of-Life Care. Connie Dahlin RN APN Adele Keeley RN Ed Coakley RN Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, MA. Massachusetts General Hospital 900 Beds (122 ICU beds) Level I Trauma.

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Palliative Care After Injury

Palliative Care After Injury. Barry K. Bennett, LCSW, ACSW Adjunct Assistant Professor Department of Surgery. Background. Of patients dying in hospitals, one-half are cared for in an ICU within 3 days of their death One third spend more than 10 days in ICU

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DNACPR Post-LCP conference Arundel Hilton 14 May 2014

DNACPR Post-LCP conference Arundel Hilton 14 May 2014. Brendan Amesbury. Plan for session. What is CPR? Examples of poor practice How successful is CPR? Evidence Why are DNACPR orders needed? Go over the SHA process and principles Look at which patients get a DNACPR order

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Sarah Friebert, MD Director, A Palette of Care Haslinger Division of Pediatric Palliative Care

Module 7P: Pediatric Palliative Care Education Appendix 7.1 PowerPoint. Pediatric Palliative Care Education Or: How do we educate ourselves and the next generation of pediatric palliative care specialists?. Sarah Friebert, MD Director, A Palette of Care

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PEER MENTORS

PEER MENTORS. Making a POSITIVE Impact on Retention Statistics and Improving Job Satisfaction. Presenters:. Penny Abulencia Loretto VP Community Services Executive Director PACE CNY Cheryl Holava Director of Loretto Community Based Education & Peer Mentor Co-ordinator.

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Cultural Competence at the End of Life

Cultural Competence at the End of Life. Yvonne M. Davila, MSN, RN. Death is not a medical event. It is a personal and family story of profound choices, of momentous words, and telling sciences. Dr. Steve Miles. Cultural Competency as a strategy

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Breakout Session A: Optimizing Donation Outcomes within the Context of End-of-Life Care

Breakout Session A: Optimizing Donation Outcomes within the Context of End-of-Life Care. Moderator: Thomas Nakagawa, MD, Wake Forest Baptist Health Presenters : Darren Malinoski, MD, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Optimizing Donation Outcomes within the Context of End-of-Life Care.

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Objective #1 Roles and Responsibilities of the Caregiver Providing End of Life (EOL) Care Lisa Castro, Grants Manager,

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QIPP Digital Technology and ITK Care Co-Ordination: Interoperability WebEx1

QIPP Digital Technology and ITK Care Co-Ordination: Interoperability WebEx1. WebEx. We will present the outputs from the recent workshops, and the proposed scope for ITK development. There will then be time for questions and comments at the end.

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Expanding Education in EOL Care at Wayne State University SOM

Expanding Education in EOL Care at Wayne State University SOM. Juan Geldres, MS II July 30, 2004. Objectives. To introduce medical students to EOL care and its role in health services delivery through experiential, interactive and didactic methods

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End of Life Care Curriculum for implementation at Wayne State University School of Medicine

End of Life Care Curriculum for implementation at Wayne State University School of Medicine. Angela Chmielewski MS II achmiele@med.wayne.edu. Goals: Remind medical students that death and dying are an integral part of the practice of medicine

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Culturally Competent Coding Managing and Measuring Data Capture

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Barriers to Medical Home Visits

Barriers to Medical Home Visits. Martie Lynch, BS, PA-C, Physician Assistant, Internal Medicine/Geriatrics November 10, 2004. Physician Assistants : Where Do We Fit In?. Mid-level (extender) services & scope of practice in CA Credentialing Reimbursement Medicare provider (IPN)

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Preferred Priorities of Care Link Nurse Study Day

Preferred Priorities of Care Link Nurse Study Day. Judith Wilde & Gerard Kenyon 11 th May 2011. Principles of Good Communication. Brainstorm ?. Principles of Good Communication. Body Language Non-verbal Communication Listening Using Open Focused Questions

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