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- "Dealing with Difficult Families"
This
activity will enhance the participant's ability to interact with distressed
and challenging types of families with increased comfort, professionalism,
and compassion. Attendees will be able to identify the characteristics of
10 specific types of these families and implement specific tools for dealing
with each one in order to enhance the overall care to their patients. These
skills are generalizable to all settings; however, the content was developed
with a geriatric patient/ adult child or elder spouse focus in mind.
- "Ethical Considerations in Artificial Nutrition & Hydration at End of
Life"
This activity will enhance the attendee's ability to identify the
psychosocial and cultural variables effecting decisions re: nutrition and
hydration and identify pros and cons of artificial nutrition and hydration
at end of life. Techniques for communicating with families and members of
the interdisciplinary team will be provided to increase the participant’s
ability to advocate for the patient’s wishes.
- "Dealing with Dementia"
This activity will enhance the participant's ability to interact and
effectively communicate with patients with dementia in a variety of settings
from ER to Long Term Care to home care settings while learning to advocate
for proper diagnostics and treatment approaches. Information on the latest
research on causative factors and drug trials for Alzheimer’s Disease in
general and behavioral escalations in particular will be presented along
with specific techniques for behavioral management including de-escalation,
minimizing sundowning, behavioral analysis, and validation with an overall
emphasis on enhancing the dignity & independence of the person with
dementia. The latest information on the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2005
Campaign for Quality Residential Care for those with this disease and the
impact on the delivery of nursing care in these settings will be provided.
Family Night Programs Also Available!
These are programs targeting the general public and include our most popular
presentation: "Dealing with a Loved One's Decline".
Key Benefits
- On-site programs available with flexible hours
- Entertaining, engaging presentation style enhances learning &
participant satisfaction
- Creates opportunity for referral sources to enter your doors
- Establishes credibility for your sales call
Reference Accounts
- Cameo Caregivers
- http://www.cameocaregivers.com
- Partnered with Cameo on multiple occasions to facilitate access to key
referral sources by providing CEU programs for them in acute hospital and
long-term care settings.
"Your presentation was
awesome: interesting; informative, funny- all the elements I look for
in a speaker."
-Janyce Cobb, Director of
Business Development
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- Alpha Omega Home Health Services
- Coordinated events with 3-way partnership between Alpha Omega, Assisted
Living Facilities, and MICE. Events held at assisted living
facilitated increased traffic, tours, inquiries, and professional referrals.
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- Other similar partners include:
- Maxim Healthcare
http://www.maxhealth.com
- The Hampton Assisted Living
http://www.arclp.com
- The Women's Health Boutique
http://www.w-h-b.com
- The Atria Assisted Living
http://www.atriaseniorliving.com
- Hearts at Home Senior Care
http://www.HeartsAtHomeSeniorCare.com
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