End of Life Issues Conference
September 13, 2008
Provider Approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider Number CEP15002 / 5.0 Contact Hours
Course Description:
Nurses in community health and inpatient care settings are dealing with
end-of-life issues daily. New and emerging technologies reframe the practice
of nursing care of the dying patient. Seminar is designed to give nurses
the tools and resources to plan appropriate end-of-life patient care.
St. Mary’s Cathedral – San Francisco, CA
Geary and Gough Streets
San Francisco, CA 94109
www.stmarycathedralsf.org | Get Directions
Objectives:
- Identify currently accepted medical definitions of death and define relevant medical terminology
- Discuss ethics of end-of-life care, conscience clauses, ordinary v. extraordinary means of preserving life
- Identify the role of hospice and discuss differing cultural concerns
- Discuss the role of ethics committees and the purpose of advance directives
- Discuss program content as it relates to individual practice
For further information and to register contact
Vicki Evans at 415-614-5533 or email vevans1438@aol.com
Questions on Nursing CE contact Cathy Glynn-Milley, RN at 650-941-2185 or
glynnmilley@gmail.com
Download the Conference brochure (pdf)
CCWF has been endorsed by the Rev. Msgr.Francis V. Cilia, Vicar General, The Chancery, Diocese of San Jose. Letter of endorsement [pdf].
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