The LEAD Center is hosting a webinar on how registered apprenticeships attract jobseekers to the direct support professional (DSP) profession, improve their job quality, and expand career opportunities for DSPs.
The LEAD Center is hosting a webinar on how registered apprenticeships attract jobseekers to the direct support professional (DSP) profession, improve their job quality, and expand career opportunities for DSPs.
Join Education Development Center (EDC) for their National Dementia Care Collaborative (NDCC) Autumn Summit 2024, Strategies for Implementing Comprehensive Dementia Care: Resources for CMS GUIDE Participants and Other Dementia Care Providers. This virtual event is free due to the support of Summit Funder The John A. Hartford Foundation. During the Summit, you will learn about resources for GUIDE participants, explore key elements of comprehensive dementia care and related resources beyond GUIDE, hear from national experts, and be able to ask experts questions during break-out sessions.
The National Center on Elder Abuse is holding a webinar "Conversations on Caregiving, Ethics, and Elder Mistreatment" for National Family Caregivers Month Webinar in partnership with Keck School of Medicine of USC, Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center, and the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology. This webinar will discuss ethical issues in caregiving and practices to prevent mistreatment.
November is National Family Caregivers Month. The Caregiver Action Network (CAN) provides free education, peer support, and resources to family caregivers. This year, CAN is highlighting the importance of self-recognition and self-identity, which are key factors in caregivers' access to essential support.
Join the National Association of Nutrition and Aging Services Programs (NANASP) for a webinar focused on spreading information to older Americans, so they can choose the best coverage before Medicare open enrollment concludes.
Learn how incorporating multiple data sources as required by the Access Rule can increase accountability, reduce incidents, and improve quality of life.
The American Society on Aging is hosting a live workshop that will explore the harmful effects of ageism on health, the intersectionality of ageism in healthcare, and actionable areas of age advocacy and empowerment. The workshop is free to ASA members.
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The National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA) is hosting a webinar for National Family Caregivers Month on caregiving, ethics, and elder mistreatment. Caregiving for a family member, chosen family, partner, or friend, can be very rewarding and meaningful. It can also be challenging. The panelists of this webinar will discuss ethical issues in caregiving and practices to prevent mistreatment.
November is National Family Caregiver Month, so the American Society on Aging is hosting a webinar "The Evolving Landscape of Caregiving: Trends, Innovations, & Challenges". This webinar will discuss the latest trends, innovations, and challenges family caregivers face while providing insights into the changing dynamics and support systems in caregiving. Also included, is a comprehensive overview of the current state of caregiving and what is coming in the future.
