HFA's ANNUAL LIVE-VIA-SATELLITE TELECONFERENCE
2010 National Bereavement Teleconference - Living with Grief: Cancer and End-of Life Care
Hospice Foundation of America is pleased to announce that our 17th Annual National Bereavement Teleconference, Living With Grief: Cancer and End-of-Life Care, will be broadcast live-via-webcast and satellite on Wednesday, March 24, 2010.
The 2010 teleconference will address care options related to cancer diagnoses as well as loss and grief reactions for patients, families and professional caregivers. The teleconference will also examine psychosocial aspects of cancer, pain management, and ethical issues related to the disease.
Cancer and End-of-Life Care will feature panelists:
- Yvette Colón, PhD, MSW, Director of Education & Support at American Pain Foundation
- Malene Davis, MBA, CHPN, President & CEO at Capital Hospice
- Kenneth J. Doka, PhD, MDiv, Professor of Gerontology at The College of New Rochelle and Senior Consultant to HFA
- Richard Payne, MD, Director of the Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life
- Sherry R Schachter, PhD, FT, Director Bereavement Services at Calvary Hospital/Hospice
- Brad Stuart, MD, Medical Director at Sutter VNA & Hospice.
Site Coordinator registration will open September 1. Please watch for future issues of the Site Coordinator e-newsletter for early registration information.
2009 National Bereavement Teleconference - Diversity and End-of-Life Care
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
If you are a site coordinator you should be receiving our special Site Coordinator e-newsletter, which will keep you up-to-date on important teleconference news and developments. To be added to the Site Coordinator e-news list, please send your email address and site location to telecon@hospicefoundation.org with the subject line "email."
If you are a new site coordinator, your e-mail address will not be added automatically to our e-news list, so please send an e-mail to telecon@hospicefoundation.org to be added.
Order the 2009 teleconference companion book, Living With Grief: Diversity and End-of-Life Care now.
