PPT-Improving Patient-Physician Communication about End-of-Life Care: Virginia POST

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The Virginia POST Collaborative 1 Objectives Describe the need for a system to ensure respect for patients preferences at the end of life Review the National POLST

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The Virginia POST Collaborative 1 Objectives Describe the need for a system to ensure respect for patients preferences at the end of life Review the National POLST Paradigm Review the current regional POST Projects. SBAR-DR and .. edadmit. Objectives. List barriers to safe patient care handoff between EM to admitting physicians. Describe elements of effective ED to inpatient handoff . Explain the SBAR-DR . mneomic. Performance . Improvement. Leadership Development Program. Center for Health Care Quality. University of Missouri – Columbia. Team. Provider Champion/Coach/Facilitator. Kevin Dellsperger, MD. Kristin Hahn-Cover, MD. Dual Situation Awareness . between Patient and Clinician. Richard A. Olson MD, FACS. Habersham Medical Center. Demorest, Georgia . dr.rich.olson@gmail.com. Why pursue a model of Dr/Pt SA?. Better design of . . Lucy Giles. Clinical Nurse . Advisor. The National GSF Centre in End of Life Care . The leading EOLC training centre enabling generalist frontline staff . to . deliver a ‘gold standard’ of care for all people nearing the end of life. Physician Training. Revised 06/29/2012. 2. An Index Case. . Mr. Jan, a 71-year-old male with severe COPD and mild dementia, was convalescing at a skilled-nursing facility after a hospital stay for pneumonia. Mr. Jan developed increasing SOB and decreasing LOC over 24 hours. The nursing facility staff called EMS who found the patient unresponsive, with a RR of 8 and an O. General Pediatrics . Nightfloat. Curriculum. November 2010. Objectives. Background. A case for change. Recognize effective vs. ineffective handovers. Components of an effective handover. Practice. http://www.slideshare.net/MergeLab/hospital-handoffs-for-intern-orientation?from=share_email. Project Progress Report. Katy Ridge, RN, BSN. Acute Care of the Elderly (ACE) Unit. Opportunity Statement. Bedside handoff has been the standard of care on our unit for several years, but there is no standard practice for involving the patient and family in the discussion. Bernard “bud” Hammes, PHD. Gundersen Health System. La Crosse, WI. www.respectingchoices.org. POST. : . An Effective Component of a Comprehensive ACP Program. Developing Programs. National POLST Paradigm Programs. SBAR-DR and .. edadmit. Objectives. List barriers to safe patient care handoff between EM to admitting physicians. Describe elements of effective ED to inpatient handoff . Explain the SBAR-DR . mneomic. Ira Wilson, MD, . MSc. 1. Conflicts of Interest. Dr. Wilson has no conflicts . of interest. 2. Goals: 4 Questions. Is provider-patient. communication really that important in adherence?. What is the quality of adherence related communication?. Audiology: . How Our Responses to Patient Emotions Directly Impact Patient Outcomes. Kris English, PhD. The University of Akron. “Five Domains of Emotional Intelligence”. Knowing one’s own emotions (self-awareness). Dr. K. Smith, . PharmD. , MPH. ObjectiveS. Fluid/Nutrition. Advanced Directives. PAD (Physician Assisted Death). Right to Die. Life can be sustained by artificial food and water given intravenously or by inserting a tube through the nose or stomach.. Enhance Outcomes for Your Patients with Diabetes. Presenter Disclosure. Relationships with Financial Sponsors. [Presenter Name, Credentials]. [Affiliations]. GRANTS/RESEARCH SUPPORT:. SPEAKERS BUREAU/HONORARIA:. Shari Khaja, MS, ATC; Joseph Greene, MS, ATC; . John Wilson. , MD, MS. University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, . Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation, Madison, Wisconsin.

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