CONTROVERSIES IN HEALTH CARE ETHICS
SELF-NEGLECT of OLDER PERSONS: Challenges for Health Care Professionals
THE THERAPEUTIC LIE: Ethics and Truth-Telling
IMPROVING CLIENT SERVICE IN HEALTH CARE
RECOGNIZING SOCIAL BIAS: Bringing Equality To Health Care
BIOETHICAL DECISION-MAKING: Considerations for Advance Planning
ELDER CARE-PLANNING
ASSESSMENT IN GERONTOLOGY
THE MANY FACES OF DEMENTIA
BIOETHICAL MEDIATION: Conflict Resolution in Health Care
ETHICAL DILEMMAS FOR PROFESSIONALS IN GERIATRICS
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ELDER CARE-PLANNING
The process of linking the appropriate antidote to problems facing older adults in today's healthcare environment can be a daunting task. As helping professionals, we are often called upon to guide older adults and their families through complex systems. The medical, legal, financial, housing and social work professions have created independent areas of expertise that often leave the older adult and professional unsure as to where to begin. This course will alleviate the confusion and provide a perspective to elder care that addresses the biological, psychological, financial and social needs of older adults. A framework for assessment, care planning, and negotiating the options will be provided. Participants will learn of services, products and resources available to help elderly individuals remain in the least restrictive setting. From early planning, to home services, to residential healthcare facilities, attendees will be able to help frail and vulnerable adults maintain the highest quality of life.
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GUARDIANSHIP AND ALTERNATIVES: Protecting & Preserving the Rights of Vulnerable Adults
HOARDING BEHAVIOR: From Clutter to Chaos
DEMENTIA, DELIRIUM, DEPRESSION: A Differential Diagnosis
SUICIDE IN THE ELDERLY
THE SPIRITUAL DIMENSION OF AGING
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AMONG OLDER ADULTS
ELDER ABUSE: Age Old Problem, New Perspective
SEXUALITY, INTIMACY AND AGING
MUSIC THERAPY FOR THE NON-MUSICIAN
COPING WITH TRANSITIONS IN LATER LIFE
RESPONDING TO MAJOR DISASTERS: Mental Health Intervention for Older Adults
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