2011 Annual Educational Program - Spirituality and End-of-Life Care

HFA’s 2011 program, to be held on April 13, will discuss differences between spirituality and religion, while also addressing spirituality during illness, death and grief; spiritual assessment and empowerment, and life review.

Why Host a Site?

• HFA Brings the Experts to You!  Convenience is a primary focus. HFA’s program removes the need for travel, lengthy work absences, or expensive overnight stays!

• Now available via DVD only. This delivery system will provide host sites reliability plus flexibility and control over the time and day that they show the program.

• Low-cost CE Credits will be available to nurses, social workers, case managers, counselors, and more! 3 credits are available from most boards.

• HFA’s 2011 expert panel will discuss differences between spirituality and religion, while also addressing spirituality during illness, death and grief; spiritual assessment and empowerment, and life review.

Registration will open Fall 2010 - check back soon!

2010 National Teleconference - Living with Grief^®: Cancer and End-of-Life Care

The 2010 teleconference addresses care options related to  cancer diagnoses as well as loss and grief reactions for patients, families and professional caregivers. The program examines psychosocial aspects of cancer, pain management, and ethical issues related to the disease. This program is available as an on-demand program through March 23, 2011 - learn more now!

Looking for resources from a past HFA Teleconference? Visit the Professional Resources section.

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  • Part I: Acknowledgements
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  • Part IV: Overview
  • Part V: Program Development
  • Part VI: Implementation
  • Part VII: Evaluation
  • Part VIII: Recommendations
  • Part IX: Attachments