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Description: Person-centered care changes how organizations provide care to elders. It involves radical change in how care is delivered to customers, NOT simple incremental changes or language adjustments. Elders, staff and family all benefit. Laci Cornelison is excited to share proven person-centered care practices around bathing, food delivery, care planning, and supporting purposeful living that challenge the status quo of nursing home care delivery.

While this event will be presented via live streaming, participants will have opportunities to interact with the presenter and ask questions throughout the day.

Agenda:

Learning Objectives: 

1. Obtain a solid understanding of person-centered care as deep organizational change. 
2. Identify best practices in person-centered bathing, care planning, meaningful activity and food delivery. 
3. Identify specific workforce outcomes associated person-centered care implementation. 

Presenter information:

Laci Cornelison, LBSW, AHCA, MS, Kansas PEAK 2.0 Coordinator, PCC Consultant: Growing up in the nursing home where my mom worked, I was a gerontologist from the start. Those years of hanging out with older adults while my mom said to "keep busy" turned into my passion. Now I hold the official credentials of a gerontologist along with a long-term care administration and social work license. My experience has included direct leadership and clinical practice in an innovative person-centered care home, college instruction on aging, program leadership and research.

 Registration Fees:

Registration Information and Fees: Fees are per person. We ask that each participant register, even if you plan to share a screen. Registration includes electronic handout and one connection line to the live-stream. Connection instructions and handout materials will be emailed to the primary person listed on the registration 1-2 days prior to the program.

Continuing Education: 6.5 hours of continuing education from Nebraska DHHS Regulation and Licensure, Board of NHA has been approved for this workshop. Appropriate records will be maintained for other disciplines to receive credit from their credentialing organizations. 6.5 Continuing Education Contact Hours provided by Iowa Western Community College, Iowa Board of Nursing Provider #6. Participants receiving contact hours will be required to take a post-test and submit an evaluation to verify attendance.

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