1:45 2:45 p.m. Aging and Dying in It’s in Every One of Us Palliative Care: LGBT Issues on Aging Be Kind to Your Feet! The Sacred Joy of – Prison: What Redesigning the End of Drumming (repeat) Gerontology Our Lives Too often, competence is An overview of LGBT Discuss common foot Professionals Need to rewarded at the expense of culture and ways problems and how to Drum circles are a Know caring. Take a new look at Help ensure that as the caregivers can better serve avoid them, and also learn therapeutic modality for guest relations programs end of our lives these seniors. which shoes are good and healing, spiritual exploration, Explore the challenges of and the impact staff has on approach, we receive how to determine this. meditation and/or stress providing end-of-life care patient satisfaction. the care we want and relief. Kelly M. Coures, BA for incarcerated men and not more. Jane Koch, DPM women and learn how the Faith Roberts, MSN, CRRN Cynthia Goodwin, RN, MSN, Aging Network is Robert Stone, MD CHTP, CR beginning to respond to the Peggy Graul, MSN, RN, prison population crisis. CHTP Dr. Jacquelyn Frank, PhD 2:45 2:55 p.m. BREAK * EXHIBITS OPEN – 32:55 - 4:30 p.m. The Third Thing with Susan E. Fowler CARTER HALL Meet this story-telling artist and scientist who will provide a appetizer” before the closing speaker. “thought-filled PLENARY with Roberts, MSN, CRRN From Wedding Rings to Nose Rings Laugh along with this gifted storyteller as she explores the dynamics of four generations in the health care workforce today.
1:45 – 2:45 p.m. Aging and Dying in Prison: What Gerontology Professionals Need to Know Explore the challenges of providing end-of-life care for incarcerated men and women and learn how the Aging Network is beginning to respond to the prison population crisis. Dr. Jacquelyn Frank, PhD It’s in Every One of Us Too often, competence is rewarded at the expense of caring. Take a new look at guest relations programs and the impact staff has on patient satisfaction. Faith Roberts, MSN, CRRN Palliative Care: Redesigning the End of Our Lives Help ensure that as the end of our lives approach, we receive the care we want and not more. Robert Stone, MD LGBT Issues on Aging An overview of LGBT culture and ways caregivers can better serve these seniors. Kelly M. Coures, BA Be Kind to Your Feet! Discuss common foot problems and how to avoid them, and also learn which shoes are good and how to determine this. Jane Koch, DPM The Sacred Joy of Drumming (repeat) Drum circles are a therapeutic modality for healing, spiritual exploration, meditation and/or stress relief. Cynthia Goodwin, RN, MSN, CHTP, CR Peggy Graul, MSN, RN, CHTP 2:45 – 2:55 p.m. BREAK * EXHIBITS OPEN 32:55 - 4:30 p.m. CARTER HALL The Third Thing with Susan E. Fowler Meet this story-telling artist and scientist who will provide a “thought-filled appetizer” before the closing speaker. PLENARY with Roberts, MSN, CRRN From Wedding Rings to Nose Rings Laugh along with this gifted storyteller as she explores the dynamics of four generations in the health care workforce today.
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