ABSTRACT:
This program will provide a
basic introduction to life care planning by exploring the scientific process
for developing a life care plan and its multiple categories of need, utilizing the nursing process in the development, and supporting their care plans.
Attendees will review the types of injuries or conditions that warrant life care
plans, the distinction between acute care planning that occurs in case
management, and the long-term planning including the impact of aging on a disability
when developing a life care plan. Two case examples will demonstrate the
differences in care plans developed from the plaintiff or injured party versus
the defense.
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES:
- Describe how your case management skill set is a fit for life care planning.
- Describe the difference between life care planning and case management goals.
- Define what a life care plan is and identify its components.
REGISTRATION FEE: Free to Members and Non-members
PRESENTERS:
- Erin T. OConnell, MSN-RN, MBA, LCP-C, CNLCP, MSCC, CCM
- Liz Holakiewicz, BSN, RN, CNLCP, CCM-retired 11/23