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Nurturing Dignity: Understanding Hospice and End-of-Life Support
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Includes one complimentary Continuing Education (CE) credit.
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While end-of-life discussions may be challenging, they are integral to honoring an individual's wishes and preserving their dignity. Join this webinar to unravel the often overlooked and misunderstood aspects of end-of-life, with a special focus on hospice care. Gain insights into crucial conversations and thoughtful planning essential for this stage of life. This session aims to demystify the support and resources available for end-of-life, shedding light on the true value of hospice care and other supportive services. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how these resources contribute to preserving dignity and enhancing the quality of life during life's final chapter. Don't shy away from this important conversation—be part of an insightful exploration into end-of-life care.
Participants in this webinar will be able to:
- Review the importance of discussing end-of-life wishes to preserve dignity.
- Understand the realities of hospice care and utilization of this type of service.
- Learn about the benefits of hospice and palliative care for the individual and their families.
- Discover additional resources to support individuals and families at the end-of-life.
Presenter:
Lakelyn Eichenberger, PhD, is a gerontologist and caregiving advocate for Honor and Home Instead, the world’s largest provider of home care. She began her career in a local Home Instead, working one-on-one with older adults. Today she works to educate professionals, families and communities on the unique challenges older adults face and the resources available to help them thrive. Eichenberger earned a doctorate in Gerontology from the University of Nebraska. She has spoken nationally and internationally on the topic of caregiving and aging and serves as a resource to major media.