Hospice Foundation Of America - 2017-18 Webinar Package

2017-18 Webinar Package

All webinars are held on the third Tuesday of the month from Noon-1:30 pm ET, with the exception of Community Tragedies: The Hospice Response.

On-demand viewing and 1.5 CE hours are available for 30 days following the live event.

Programs purchased after the live event may be viewed on demand for 30 days from the purchase date. Multi-viewer purchasers can extend access to one year for an additional fee. Contact HFA at 202-457-5811 to order.

December 14, 2017

Community Tragedies: The Hospice Response

Patti Anewalt, PhD, LPC, FT

Recent tragedies have caused many who work in hospice or a field related to death and dying to wonder how they would, or should, respond if a traumatic event occurred in their community. Join Dr. Anewalt, who also serves as a Disaster Mental Health Volunteer for the American Red Cross, as she addresses the phases of community tradegies, possible levels of involvement, and the reasons for and ways to obtain additional training.

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February 20, 2018
Current Issues in Pain Management and End-of-Life Care
Marian Grant, DNP, ACNP-BC, ACHPN, FPCN, RN & Hank Willner, MD

With JoAnne Reifsnyder, PhD, RN

Using a case study approach, this webinar will address pain management at the end-of-life, including issues surrounding the use of opioids, communication with patients and families, regulations, policy implications, and drug monitoring systems.

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April 17, 2018

Ethical Issues in Effectively Providing LGBTQ-Inclusive Hospice and Palliative Care

Kimberly Acquaviva, PhD, MSW, CSE with Kathleen Taylor, MA, LMHC

When there is tension between values/beliefs of an individual a health care professional and the ethical imperative to treat all patients with dignity and respect, conflict (and legal issues) may arise. This webinar will explore potential conflicts and offer strategies and tools for professionals in effectively serving the LGBTQ communities.

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May 15, 2018

Dying, Death and Grief Phenomena

Kenneth Doka, PhD, MDiv with Paul Metzler, DMin

Healthcare professionals and family members often report witnessing unusual or unexpected responses when a person is nearing death. This program will explore phenomena such as terminal lucidity, near death experiences, nearing death awareness, and other end-of-life phenomena, and how clinicians can handle such experiences.

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June 19, 2018

Attachment Theory and Grief Support
Phyllis Kosminsky, LCSW, PhD & John Jordan, PhD

With Kenneth J Doka, PhD, MDiv

Attachment-informed grief therapy enriches an understanding of how and why individuals grieve and how they can be helped. This webinar will review attachment-informed grief therapy and explore the ways attachment styles mediate mourning and influence the therapeutic process.

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Supporting Bereaved College Students and Emerging Adults

Heather Servaty-Seib, PhD with Kenneth J. Doka, PhD, MDiv

Many college students and emerging adults face their first significant loss just as they are striving for independence and autonomy, often far from their normal support systems. This program will focus on effective strategies for supporting this population through the unique challenges they face.

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Hospice 2017 and Beyond
A Changing Landscape
Jim Monahan, MEd, ACHE & Ana A. Sanchez, MD, HMDC

A rapidly changing landscape of healthcare delivery is resulting in hospice providers caring for patients with more complications that require hospices to make practical, financial, medical, and ethical judgments surrounding care and treatment of propsective patients and patients in their care. This program uses a case study approach to examine complex care in direct patient care and bereavement care in hospice and provides suggested solutions to overcoming barriers to optimal care.

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Helping Mourners Deal with Jealousy, Guilt and Shame in Bereavement

Dale Larson, PhD & Kenneth Doka, PhD, MDiv

Grieving people may experience surprising and unsettling emotions after a death including jealousy, guilt and shame. This webinar will offer interventive strategies to help grieving individuals recognize, validate, and resolve such complicated reactions.

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Single Webinar Pricing
Individual Registration - $46 non-member; $34.50 member
Multi-Viewer Registration - $130 non-member; $97.50 member

To register for the Webinar Package of all 7 webinars:
1 - Agree to the Terms & Conditions
2 - Choose your registration type:
Individual - for one individual (single viewer) at a single location
Multi-Viewer - for two or more viewers at a single location (to add additional locations contact HFA)
3 - Pay online with MC, VISA, or AMEX

Registration prior to live date - All program materials are added to your account at checkout. A link to the live stream will be emailed to you several times 2-3 days before the live date and added to your account when available. On-demand viewing accessibility is available the day after the live date. The link will be added to your account as soon as it is available and will be accessible for 30 days from the date it is added to your account.

Registration after the live date - All program materials are added to your account at checkout. On-demand viewing links are added as soon as they are available and will be active for 30 days from the date they are added to your account.

Purchase unlimited CEs for your audience here.

Members receive 25% off at checkout.

Want to increase your organization's on-demand access to one year? Contact HFA at educate@hospicefoundation.org or call 202-457-5811

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