"Plant the Seeds for the Ideal Care Experience: Harvest the Rewards" provided continued education for personal care home
administrators, nursing home administrators, case managers, social workers and RN’s. The focus on the 2010 symposium was to
develop the skills to create an ideal experience for your residents, patients and their families. Achieving the ideal care
experience will also result in creating a better work environment for you and your staff. |
Nancy Donovan, MSN, RN
UPMC/Jefferson Regional Home Health, LP
- Identify the most common forms of eating disorders
- Identify the clinical manifestations of eating disorders
- Identify the risk factors of eating disorders
- Identify the treatment modalities and prognosis
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Marian Kemp, RN
Highmark
- Describe limitations of Advance Directives and advantages of Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining (POLST)
- Describe components of POLST Form
- Apply the educational and process requirements to implement POLST in the facility
- Understand the barriers and key success factors in POLST implementation
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Kurt Emmerling, BA, MEd
Allegheny County Agency on Aging
- Identify and discuss the four stages of compassion fatigue and how these stages impact day to day work
- Identify and describe the risk factors that influence the onset of compassion fatigue
- Discuss the role of team mentoring in the process of compassion fatigue prevention
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Michael Celender, BS, MS
UPMC Consultant
- Learn how to use the PFCC methodology to deliver exceptional care experiences for patients and families all the time, every time
- Demonstrate meaningful approaches to fully engage patients and their families in their care
- Learn ways to improve care from the perspective of patients and their families by viewing all care experiences through their eyes
- Apply a process that engages all caregivers and promotes the development of High Performance Care Teams
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Mary Kay Walsh, PT, MS
UPMC/Jefferson Regional Home Health, LP
- Identify the risk factors for an increased fall risk in community-dwelling older adults
- Discuss the evidence for interventions that improve safety, improve balance outcome measures, and decrease fall risk in community-dwelling older adults
- Identify the role of physical therapists in reducing fall risk in older adults
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Sandy Tokey, RN, MS
UPMC/Jefferson Regional Home Health, LP
- Learn the purpose and goals of the Facility Case Management model and the benefits to their residents
- Identify admission criteria and process for making a referral
- Recognize how the Facility Case Management model can elevate the facility’s competitive advantage
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For additional information on the symposium, please contact Leslie Henry at 724-797-1681.