Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest – Game Night with The Death Deck
Seattle Airport Marriott 3201 S 176th St, Seattle, WACome tailgate for HCPNW's 2020 See The Change conference at this social hour the night before. Network with others while playing The Death Deck, a new party game that lets you explore a topic we’re all obsessed with but often afraid to discuss like advance care planning! The game inventors will be on hand to lead and inspire
Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest 2020 Conference – See The Change
Seattle Airport Marriott 3201 S 176th St, Seattle, WASee The Change explores how the promotion of advance care planning can change a culture, a community, and the overarching discussion of how we would like to live. Join us to: Share learnings on advance care planning work, including achievements, challenges, and needs. Incorporate innovative strategies for program creation, partnership development, and broader engagement and equity. Connect
Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest COVID-19 Webinar Series: VitalTalk presents COVID-Ready Communication Skills
GoToWebinarHonoring Choices PNW is holding a series of free webinars on communication skills and tools that physicians, advanced practitioners, and other members of the health care team can use as you respond to the COVID-19 crisis. VitalTalk presents COVID-Ready Communication Skills - Anthony Back, MD Friday, April 10 at 12pm. View the archive here. (for
Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest COVID-19 Webinar Series: Overview of Ariadne Labs Serious Illness Care Program’s COVID-19 Toolkit
GoToWebinarHonoring Choices PNW is holding a series of free webinars on communication skills and tools that physicians, advanced practitioners, and other members of the health care team can use as you respond to the COVID-19 crisis. Overview of Ariadne Labs Serious Illness Care Program's COVID-19 Toolkit - Justin Sanders, MD Friday, April 17 at 12pm.
Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest COVID-19 Webinar Series: Serious Illness and POLST in the Setting of COVID-19
GoToWebinarHonoring Choices PNW is holding a series of free webinars on communication skills and tools that physicians, advanced practitioners, and other members of the health care team can use as you respond to the COVID-19 crisis. Serious Illness and POLST in the Setting of COVID-19 - Sharmon Figenshaw, ARNP Friday, April 24 at 12pm. View
Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest COVID-19 Webinar Series: Making Advance Care Planning Easier for Diverse Populations During the COVID-19 Crisis
GoToWebinarHonoring Choices PNW is holding a series of free webinars on communication skills and tools that physicians, advanced practitioners, and other members of the health care team can use as you respond to the COVID-19 crisis. Making Advance Care Planning Easier for Diverse Populations During the COVID-19 Crisis – Rebecca Sudore, MD, Founder, PREPARE Friday,
Honoring Choices Pacific Northwest COVID-19 Webinar Series: Planning Tools to Meet the Unique Challenges of COVID-19
GoToWebinarHonoring Choices PNW is holding a series of free webinars on communication skills and tools that physicians, advanced practitioners, and other members of the health care team can use as you respond to the COVID-19 crisis. Planning Tools to Meet the Unique Challenges of COVID-19 – Stephanie Anderson, DNP, RN, Executive Director, Respecting Choices® Friday,
Serious Illness Conversation Guide (SICG) Training 3/10
Live Session via ZoomPrerequisite You must be a clinician to participate in this training. Purpose The Serious Illness Conversation Guide is a tool that helps clinicians understand their patients’ goals and values and incorporate them in clinical decision-making. The person-centered questions in the guide explore: A patient’s understanding of their illness, their preferences for information, their personal goals,
Serious Illness Conversation Guide (SICG) Training 3/15
Live Session via ZoomPrerequisite You must be a clinician to participate in this training. Purpose The Serious Illness Conversation Guide is a tool that helps clinicians understand their patients’ goals and values and incorporate them in clinical decision-making. The person-centered questions in the guide explore: A patient’s understanding of their illness, their preferences for information, their personal goals,
