HEALTHCARE
The palliative care interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals includes nurses, social workers, certified nursing assistants, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, chaplains, dieticians, pharmacists and physicians. Each individual from a distinctive discipline provides a unique perspective when caring for a person with a life limiting illness and their family.
The Life Quality Institute offers a variety of education and training sessions around common palliative and end-of-life care topics. Educators from LQI will meet with session organizers to identify:
- Key objectives (what do you hope to gain?)
- Optimal teaching methods
- Outcome measures
Explore the list of available topics offered by Life Quality Institute. Then, call Cheryl Siefert at (303) 780-4676 to tailor a program specific to the needs of your group or organization.
End-of-Life/ Palliative Care: Bioethics Resources on the Web -
This website contains a broad collage of annotated web links, and while the list is comprehensive, it is not totally inclusive. The listed resources provide background information and various positions on issues in bioethics.
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