Registration is open! Attend and learn new strategies and solutions for improving person-centered care. JUST ADDED: Pre-conference workshop focused on clinical decision-making in serious illness.
Study authors Susan Hickman, PhD, and Rebecca Critser reviewed 47 state POLST forms to determine whether they adhered to the National POLST Paradigm standards.
Research Article: National Standards and State Variation in POLST Forms
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The National POLST Paradigm is an approach to end-of-life planning based on conversations between patients, loved ones, and health care professionals designed to ensure that seriously ill or frail patients can choose the treatments they want or do not want and that their wishes are documented and ho…
Where does advance care planning fit in at your organization?
Dan Johnson, MD, FAAHPM, Physician Lead for Palliative Care, Care Management Institute, Kaiser Permanente, leads this forum discussion.
“But We Are Already Doing That”: Exploring the Intersection of ACP and Palliative Care
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Recent interview with Bud Hammes discussing lessons learned while building and growing Respecting Choices.
LaCrosse Wisconsin is ahead of their time. Listen and learn.
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Stephanie Anderson from Respecting Choices presenting "Keeping Promises: Strategies to Honor Person-Centered Decisions" on June 1. Jon Broyles from Coalition to Transform Advanced Care is a keynote speaker on May 31.
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The first Person-Centered Care Conference is May 31-June 1, 2018 at St. Ambrose University.
Join Respecting Choices Faculty, Pat Tadel, MSN, RN, on May 30th as she presents RC’s comprehensive selection of programs and services at Collaboration in Care Planning: Empowering Patients and Providers at All Stages and in All Settings, a forum presented by the Maryland Hospital Association.
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