Symposium Program
The 2019 National Symposium’s theme is “Advancing Palliative Care: Leading Into the Future.” We would like to extend a special thanks to the Symposium Planning Committee for their hard work in designing this year’s stellar program!
Jennifer Moore Ballentine, MA, Executive Director, CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care
Debra Hain, PhD, Professor of Nursing, Florida Atlantic University
Nidhi Mahendra, PhD, Associate Professor; Associate Director of the Center for Healthy Aging in Multicultural Populations (CHAMP), San Jose State University
Tara Schapmire, PhD, MSSW, OSW-C, FNAP, FAOSW, Associate Professor of Medicine & Affiliated Associate Professor of Social Work, Interdisciplinary Program for Palliative Care & Chronic Illness, University of Louisville School of Medicine
Adam Shapiro, PhD, Professor of Sociology, California State University San Marcos
“If you want to be able to lead well in the world, the first place we need to know how to lead is (to) lead well inside ourselves. Fundamentally, how do we navigate stress, uncertainty, and self-doubt to be able to focus on what really matters?”
Daniel Friedland, MD, founder and CEO of SuperSmart Health
Friday, October 11, 2019
8:30 am |
Introductory Remarks
Welcome
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9:00 am |
Opening KeynoteLeading Well from Within to Impact the Future
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10:15 am |
Break |
10:45 am |
Concurrent Sessions |
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WorkshopEquipping Yourself with Strategies for Leading Well from Within
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Paper Session—Palliative Care in the Outpatient Setting and For ConsumersIncreasing Routine Advance Care Planning Discussions with Medicare Patients in Primary Care
Charting the Unknown: Identifying Evaluation and Treatment Trends in Protocol-Driven Outpatient Palliative Care Consultations
YouTube Videos as a Source of Palliative Care Education: A Review
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PanelHow Can our Understanding of the Caregiver Experience Help Us Reduce Risk Prolonged Grief?
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WorkshopPracticing Self-Care: A Workshop in Mindful Drawing, Reading, and Writing
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WorkshopHeart to Heart Café
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12:00 Noon |
Table Topic Luncheon |
1:30 pm |
Concurrent Sessions |
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Paper Session—Teaching Palliative Care in Programs and to ProfessionalsAssessing Training Outcomes of a Multi-modal Self-Care Curriculum of Palliative Medicine Fellowship Program
Teaching Palliative Care in a Conceptual-Based Nursing Program
Palliative Care is the Responsibility of Every Nurse: Generating Training Materials for Latin American Nurses
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WorkshopWhen Patients and Families are in Denial
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WorkshopInterdisciplinary Clinical Mentorship of Spiritual Care Trainees
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PanelLessons Learned in Developing Payer-Provider Partnerships in Home-Based Palliative Care
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2:45 pm |
Break |
3:00 pm |
Plenary Panel—Innovations in Pedagogy: Highlighting Innovations, Overcoming BarriersDeveloping a Palliative Care Instructional Toolkit
Using Clinical Mentorships for Spiritual Care Trainees
Cultivating Collaborative Clinicians: Preparing for Interprofessional Education in Palliative Care
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4:00 pm |
Poster Session and ReceptionTraining Preferences of Veterans Affairs Interdisciplinary Palliative Care Consult Teams
Online Social Support Groups for Informal Caregivers of Hospice Patients with Cancer
Frailty, Cognitive Decline and Delirium. Is there a Connection?
Innovations in Interdisciplinary Education on Grief: An Interview Project
Early Palliative Care Collaboration Barriers in Pediatric Oncology: An Integrative Review
Can We Do Better Than Our Parents’ Generation? Planning to Reduce Our Children’s Caregiving Burden
Millennials, Post-Millennials, and Medical Aid-in-Dying: Exploring the Nexus of Generations, Cultures, and the Future of Healthcare
Addressing the Imperative for Person-Centered Primary Palliative Care: Applying Design Thinking To Palliative Care Curriculum Development
Distress at End of Life: A Concept Analysis
Efficacy of Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment in Hospice Care
In The Round: Conversations on Palliative Care in Community Settings
Advancing Emergency Preparedness Planning for Palliative Care: Preparing for the Future
Difficulties in Providing Palliative Care in Rural India (West Bengal) – Experience Of an NGO
Interprofessional Palliative Care: Protecting Rights of Patients with Communication Difficulties
Singing Goodbye: The Use of Music Therapy Interventions at End of Life for Pediatric Hospice Patients and Their Families
Automation of Palliative Care Screening: Info to Know
From Empathy to Resilience: Hope Made Visible™
Palliative Care in Our Community – Can We Collaborate?
Transition to Hospice Care: Experience of Caregivers of Home Hospice Patients in the Rural Community in the U.S.
Improving Access to Care for Adults with Serious Illness and/or Disability to Remain at Home
iRISE: Initiative for Resiliency, Introspection, Self-Care, and Empathy
Improving Healthcare Student Knowledge of Palliative Care Through Interprofessional Education Workshops
The use of a High-Fidelity Human Patient Simulator in Palliative Care
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6:00 pm |
Adjourn |
Saturday, October 12, 2019
6:30 am |
WorkshopMeditation in Motion: Yoga
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8:55 am |
Introductory Remarks |
9:00 am |
Morning KeynoteA Journey of Leadership and Innovation
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10:00 am |
Break |
10:30 am |
Concurrent Sessions |
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WorkshopCultivating Collaborative Clinicians: Preparing for Interprofessional Education in Palliative Care
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PanelYoung Caregivers of Family Members: Diverse Needs and Community Supports
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WorkshopInterfaith Conversations with the Dying and the Bereaved: An Experiential Workshop
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WorkshopPreparing the Adult Community Based Palliative Care Provider to Care for the Pediatric Patient: The PANDA Prep Curriculum
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11:45 am |
Break |
12:00 Noon |
Luncheon2018 Seed Grant Awardees’ Projects Following the luncheon, the recipients the 2018 Symposium’s five seed grants will present their research findings: Palliative Care Knowledge and Needs among Caregivers of Cognitively Impaired Older Adults
Developing a Humanities-Based Death and Dying Course to Address Death Anxiety in Medical Students
Narrative Medicine and Advance Care Planning
Investigating Communicative Access in Advance Care Planning for Persons with Aphasia
Palliative Care Referral in the ICU: A Mixed Method Study
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2:00 pm |
Break |
2:15 pm |
Concurrent Sessions |
WorkshopWhen One Has to Go Through It…and Faith Seems to be a Source of Distress
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WorkshopThe Rapid Improvement Event: An Interdisciplinary Framework to Improve Hospice Utilization in an Academic Veterans Affairs Institution
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WorkshopPhotoPainting: Enhancing Resilience through Discovering, Transforming and Integrating Patients’ Narratives
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WorkshopLeading Change, aka Wrangling the Whirlwind
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3:30 pm |
Break |
3:45 pm |
Closing Plenary SessionSetting Your Personal Mission and Agenda
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4:45 pm |
Closing Remarks
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5:00 pm |
Adjourn |
CME Information
Accreditation Statements
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education(ACCME) through the joint providership of The Doctors Company and CSU Shiley Institute for Palliative Care. The Doctors Company is accredited by the ACCME to providecontinuing medical education for physicians.
The Doctors Company designates this live activity for a maximum of 12.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensuratewith the extent of their participation in the activity.
Disclosure
The Doctors Company would like to disclose that no one in a position to control or influence the content of this activity has reported relevant financial relationships with commercial interests.
Event Details
DATES: October 8-9, 2020
ATTENDEES: Faculty From Universities Nationwide
LOCATION: Sheraton San Diego Hotel and Marina, Bay Tower
TRAVEL AND LODGING DETAILS: Learn more here
COST: TBD
CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS & CME: TBD
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