Respecting Choices® (RC) recognizes the ability of any health system, organization, or community to achieve their desired person-centered care outcomes is dependent on a commitment to designing key advance care planning (ACP) systems.
These systems must be hardwired into routines of care to assist healthcare professionals and providers in delivering consistent, evidence-based care. This level of commitment to systems design requires leadership buy-in and a commitment to human and financial resources.
RC ACP Design and Implementation
First Steps® ACP Design and Implementation
First Steps® (FS) ACP Design and Implementation course is intended for healthcare and community leaders (administrators, managers, program directors, and others) and clinicians (physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, social workers) who are interested in implementing an effective First Steps ACP program within their organization or community.
Purpose
The purpose of this course is to describe the key elements in designing an effective First Steps ACP program within an organization or community.
Course content level: Beginning to Intermediate for social workers.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Describe the Respecting Choices evidence-based, systematic approach to creating a sustainable ACP program.
- Identify three leadership strategies that guide the cultural transformation of person-centered ACP.
- Explain four design elements and related strategies in designing a First Steps ACP implementation plan.
- Apply knowledge to design a team-specific ACP implementation plan and workflows.
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Next Steps ACP Design and Implementation
Next Steps ACP Design and Implementation course is intended for healthcare and community leaders (administrators, managers, program directors, and others) and clinicians (physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, social workers, and others) who are interested in implementing an effective Next Steps ACP program within their organization or community.
Purpose
The purpose of this course is to describe and apply the design elements of an effective Next Steps ACP program within an organization or community.
Course content level: Beginning to Intermediate for social workers.
Learning Outcomes
- Describe the Respecting Choices® evidence-based, systematic approach to creating a sustainable ACP program.
- Identify three leadership strategies that guide the cultural transformation of person-centered ACP.
- Explain four design elements and related strategies in designing a Next Steps ACP implementation plan.
- Apply knowledge to design a team-specific ACP implementation plan and workflows.
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Advanced Steps ACP Design and Implementation
Advanced Steps (AS) ACP Design and Implementation course is intended for healthcare and community leaders (administrators, managers, program directors, and others) and clinicians (physicians, advanced practice providers, nurses, social workers, and others) who are interested in implementing an effective Advanced Steps ACP program within their organization or community.
Purpose
The purpose of this course is to describe and apply the design elements of an effective AS ACP program within an organization or community.
Course content level: Beginning to Intermediate for social workers.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course, the participant will be able to:
- Describe the Respecting Choices® Advanced Steps ACP program and related research evidence.
- Identify three leadership strategies that guide the cultural transformation of person-centered ACP.
- Explain four design elements and related strategies in designing an Advanced Steps ACP implementation plan.
- Apply knowledge to design a team-specific ACP implementation plan and workflows.
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The Respecting Choices® (RC) Design and Implementation course is provided:
- By RC within an implementation agreement (FS, NS, and AS);
- By ACP Faculty; or
- By attending a RC National Course (FS, NS, and AS).
Respecting Choices® (RC) recognizes the ability of any health system, organization, or community to achieve their desired person-centered care outcomes is dependent on a commitment to designing key advance care planning (ACP) systems.