Doing End of Life Right: The End-of-Life Journey
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- By Susan Capurso
Infection Prevention and When to Sound the Alarm
- Course
- By Karen Curtiss
Interpersonal Communication Versatility: Tailoring Communication Style to Improve Patient Outcomes
From the 2022 Symposium Titled TakeCHARGE, 5 Steps to Safer Health Care-Communication is Key
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- By Alyssa Cottone
A Guide to Navigating a Cancer Diagnosis
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- By Dana Hutson, BCPA, Cancer Champions, LLC
Accelerating Patient Safety Through Partnership
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- By Libby Hoy
Advance Directives
From the 2022 Symposium Titled TakeCHARGE, 5 Steps to Safer Health Care-Communication is Key
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- By Louis Voigt, MD
Advocacy Basics 101: What Every Advocate Needs to Know
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- By Caryn Isaacs
Advocate Panel Discussion
From the Pulse 2022 Symposium Titled TakeCHARGE, 5 Steps to Safer Health Care-Communication is Key
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- By Advocate Panel
Advocates in Action
From the 2022 Symposium Titled TakeCHARGE, 5 Steps to Safer Health Care-Communication is Key
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- By Advocate Panel
Advocating for Patient Financial Safety
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- By Nicole Broadhurst, BCPA
Alternative Treatment Therapies
Sangeeta’s focus is on a personalized and customized plan of care. Participants will learn about different therapies; how less invasive therapy may be helpful to the patient before more invasive procedures.
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- By Sangeeta Ahuja
Communication Strategies to Support Clinical Decision Making and Patient Safety
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- By Kira King, PhD, BCPA
Critical Communication to Improve Patient Outcomes
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- By Ilene Corina, BCPA
Diagnostic Errors: Understanding Them and Avoiding Them
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- By Mark Graber, MD
Effective Patient Communication: Enhancing Interactions Between Patients and Healthcare Providers
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- By Adriane Carrier, MBA-HC, BSN, BCPA
Emerging from COVID: Re-energizing Our Approaches to Achieving Zero Harm
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- By Tejal Gandhi, MD, MPH, CPPS,
Engineering the Future of Patient Safety through a Human Factors Lens
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- By Kristen Miller, DrPH, MSL, MSPH, CPPS
Ensuring Safe and Compassionate Care in a Disabled Population
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- By Lisa M. Ruppert, MD
Holiday Safety Planning for Health Care Providers, Patient Advocates and Caregivers: Tips for Helping Those We Love and Care For
In this program Dr. Brickell Quarles will discuss sensitive topics including depression and suicide and how to help people who may be showing signs of depression. Participants also share their own experiences and together participants help each other.
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- By Dr. Brickell Quarles
How Estate Planning & Elder Law Services Protect & Keep Seniors Safe
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- By Iris Bikel, Esq. Iris Bikel, Attorney-at-Law
How to Have Difficult Mental Health Conversations
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- By Natasha Tracy
Infection, Beyond Handwashing
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- By Maryanne McGuckin, Dr. ScEd., FSHEA
LGBTQ Health Rights, Advocacy and Patient Safety: An Overview
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- By Adriane Carrier, MBA-HC, BSN, BCPA
Learning 101
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- By Adriane Carrier, MBA-HC, BSN, BCPA
Leveraging the Power of the Medication List to Improve Care
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- By Andrea Leschak, PharmD, BCGP, Patient Advocate
Making Hospital Discharges Safe: What Families Need to Know!
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- By David Fielding, MPH, BCPA
Medicare, What You Should Know
Participants will learn who is eligible for Medicare, coverage options and the different plans available. Presentation is followed by case studies and discussion by attendees.
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- By James Donnelly
Origins of Patient Safety and How Simulation is Used to Make Care Safer
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- By Jeffrey B. Cooper, Ph.D.
Palliative Care or Hospice Care: Patient Safety Matters
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- By Michael DeVita, MD
Patient Advocacy to Mitigate Unequal Treatment
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- By Cathy Bond, BCPA & Leslie Farrington,MD
Preparing for Doctor Visits: More Than a List of Questions!
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- By Myra Katz
Preparing for Your Doctor’s Visit
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- By Melissa Hakim, MD, BCPA
Preventing Harmful Medication Errors
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- By Ruthlyn Noel-Joseph, MPH, BCPA
Preventing Unsafe Hospital Discharges
The hospital discharge process can be stressful and frustrating to patients and their families alike. When discharges are poorly planned, families are coerced to make critical care decisions at the last minute, placing immense pressure on families to make critical decisions without sufficient time or information for choices to be informed.
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- By Jackee Namila and David Fielding
Rapid Response Systems: Their History and How They Work
From the 2022 Symposium Titled TakeCHARGE, 5 Steps to Safer Health Care-Communication is Key
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- By Michael DeVita, MD
Rare Diseases 101
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- By Alex Fielding and Sabina Kineen
Saving Lives Together: Understanding Sepsis
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- By Thomas Heymann
Sorry Works! Medical Injury Disclosure
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- By Doug Wojcieszak, MA, MS
The Elephant in the Room: Dispelling the Myths About Being Transgender
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- By Ilene and Kyle
The History and Story Behind Palliative Care
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- By Rosemary Gibson
The Joint Commission and TakeCHARGE: Standards and Resources to Improve Staff Engagement
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- By Mark A. Crafton. MPA.MT (ASCP)
The Rainbow of Dementia Care -
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- By Laura LaFauci
Understanding Individuals’ Rights Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule
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- By Cathleen G. Cachero and Wendy McAtee
Understanding Medical Insurance Terminology for Better Patient Outcomes
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- By Tracy Plunkett, BCPA
Use an Advocate / Be an Advocate! Start Your Business
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- By Melissa and Jennifer
What Every Patient Advocate Needs to Know about Medications
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- By Johanna Trimble
What's Driving Patient Safety Now?
From the 2022 Symposium Titled TakeCHARGE, 5 Steps to Safer Health Care-Communication is Key
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- By Martin J. Hatlie, JD