Advance care planning (ACP) is a process that involves making decisions about your future health care. It typically involves discussions between individuals, their families and their healthcare providers to understand and document a person’s values, preferences and goals for medical treatment, especially in situations where the individual may not be able to communicate or make […]
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This presentation will aim to elicit conversations surrounding complex patients and will highlight the importance of well-informed, multi-level care coordination. Included will be brief touchpoints related to engagement, social needs and burnout. The intended audience is anyone that works in residential, inpatient, primary or emergency care. Objectives: During this Webinar, the speaker will address: Complex presentations;
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Continuing the Conversation: A webinar series focused on the interdependent components to achieving health equity. We will feature leaders and subject matter experts across the Dakotas to share their expertise, personal experiences, best practices and application strategies. Learn more about health disparities and social determinants of health that impact North Dakota and South Dakota. Our featured speakers will also share
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AGENDA: The 5 Star Nurse: 2:30 – 4:30 pm Dinner Break: 4:30 – 5:30 pm served in the Missouri River Event Center Swing Bed Census Breakthrough: 5:30 – 7:00 pm To Register: https://und.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bHLPLY7XtpMedoi YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO: • Gain a buy-in from nurses to implement and hard wire a 5 star nurse habit trust
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Continuing the Conversation: A webinar series focused on the interdependent components to achieving health equity. We will feature leaders and subject matter experts across the Dakotas to share their expertise, personal experiences, best practices and application strategies. What is health equity? Why are we here? Why it is important? Register Today Alicia Belay, MPH, PhD Community Engagement Assistant
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This webinar is an opportunity to learn from North Dakota and South Dakota leaders who are working toward attaining the highest level of health for all. Join our efforts as we work to better understand that equitable health outcomes are quality and safety issues. Panel members will share current efforts, resources and opportunities to grow.
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Adverse Drug Events (ADEs) are a large public health problem and a patient safety priority. An ADE is defined as “an injury resulting from the use of a drug. Under this definition, the term ADE includes harm caused by the drug (adverse drug reactions and overdoses) and harm from the use of the drug (including dose
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This webinar is open to North Dakota Critical Access Hospitals only. Presented by : Laura Dixon Advanced care planning involves making decisions about care a patient wants to receive if they become unable to speak for themselves. CMS and Joint Commission address this issue and have requirements on Advance directives. Not long ago, CMS revised
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Burnout is rarely an individual issue alone. This presentation will discuss risks related to caretaker/provider health during times of crises as well as models for both individual and organizational wellness. Objectives: After this presentation, the participant, will be able to: Identify tools for resilience for care providers Identify traits of resilient communities and organizations Speaker:
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Growing and Sustaining a Rural Palliative Care Network The goal of this teleECHO™ series is to provide insight on how to organize and better understand Palliative Care services for patients in rural and underserved communities throughout North Dakota, by building and strengthening capacity among primary care and other providers responsible for supporting patient well-being.
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