Join us for this interactive discussion which will identify the benefits of collaboration between ADS and Hospice/Palliative Care, and enhancing end of life care and support in the ADS setting.
A portion of the program will delve into the results of an Easter Seals initiative "Enhancing Community-Based Options for End-of-Life Care." Easter Seals project is creating tools and training resources to help adult day services personnel and hospice/palliative care personnel across the country better understand each other's roles and integrate clinical practices, programs, and policies.
This program will also address how policy is being approached at the state and national level to reduce barriers and promote collaboration between these two vital communities of care.
No one should have to approach death without pain management, compassion and support. This initiative will help begin to make a real difference for many families during such a difficult time.
Join
Adult Day Service Letter and the
National Adult Day Services Association for “Bridging Adult Day Services and
Hospice/Palliative Care: Enhancing End of Life Care Through
Collaboration ” that took place in March 2009.
- How to initiate a partnership between adult day and hospice
- Advantages of the adult day center/hospice partnership
- What makes a successful collaboration work
- How to overcome the barriers
- Global and Regulatory Challenges
- Trends and Policies
- How to correct the negative perception of hospice
- How to approach the Hispanic community and improve cultural sensitivity
- Question and answer session
Who Will Benefit From This Audio Webcast?
Adult day services administrative, marketing, and financial executives, outreach coordinators, and senior health service professionals.
Hospices, home
health
agencies, hospitals
and palliative care providers, health systems, healthcare providers,
with
titles:
President/CEO,
Hospice Administrator,
Hospice Director, Executive Director, Director of Compliance and
Quality,
Hospice Coordinator, Home Care Director, Nursing
Administrator, Executive
Vice President, Program Director, Directors of Patient Care, Directors
of
Social Services, Assistant Administrator
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