Honoring Wishes: Learning How to Navigate the Advance Care Plannig Process

Type of Presentation

Workshop

Presenter Information

Martha E. HageFollow

Strand

Healthy Aging: Physical, Psychological & Cognitive

Target Audience

Practitioners, Students

Presenters Eric Nelson, LCSW and Martha Hage, LCSW are professionals at Wellstar Health System and have both completed MSW graduate degrees.

Location

Session 3 Breakouts

Start Date

10-15-2020 3:15 PM

End Date

10-15-2020 4:15 PM

Abstract

Advance Care Planning (ACP) has become more accepted in the United States and the stigma of completing an Advance Directive (AD) is also decreasing. Therefore, making proactive healthcare conversations a focus in care plans increasingly individualizes patient centered care. As a result, with COVID-19 and the vulnerability of some populations, professionals are finding it more crucial than ever to have client wishes known. As new professionals and students emerge in the healthcare world it is vital that they encompass the ability to identify, assess and engage targeted populations in the ACP conversation. In addition, developing the skills to help clients understand and navigate ACP education in a proactive manner will aide in shifting healthcare to a person-centered care model. This innovative workshop will help students and professionals clarify terminology, identify target populations, understand GA law and how that applies to an ACP conversation and develop skills to assist the client in identifying three key decisions before completing the Advance Directive document.

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Oct 15th, 3:15 PM Oct 15th, 4:15 PM

Honoring Wishes: Learning How to Navigate the Advance Care Plannig Process

Session 3 Breakouts

Advance Care Planning (ACP) has become more accepted in the United States and the stigma of completing an Advance Directive (AD) is also decreasing. Therefore, making proactive healthcare conversations a focus in care plans increasingly individualizes patient centered care. As a result, with COVID-19 and the vulnerability of some populations, professionals are finding it more crucial than ever to have client wishes known. As new professionals and students emerge in the healthcare world it is vital that they encompass the ability to identify, assess and engage targeted populations in the ACP conversation. In addition, developing the skills to help clients understand and navigate ACP education in a proactive manner will aide in shifting healthcare to a person-centered care model. This innovative workshop will help students and professionals clarify terminology, identify target populations, understand GA law and how that applies to an ACP conversation and develop skills to assist the client in identifying three key decisions before completing the Advance Directive document.