Archived Webinars
All of the below webinars are free to watch without CEs. You can earn CEs for most of the below webinars through the CMLearning Network.
Caring for the Caregiver: Ethical Issues Managing Dementia
Description:
FEATURED SPEAKER
Laura Wayman
Author, A Loving Approach to Dementia Care
Laura Wayman, The Dementia Whisperer, is an accomplished keynote speaker, international best selling author, trainer, consultant and a dedicated Gerontologist with an A.A. degree in gerontology and a Social Services Designee…
Social Determinants of Health: Evidence and Strategies for Treating Poverty
Description:
FEATURED SPEAKER
Marcella Wilson, Ph.D.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Transition to Success™
Marcella Wilson, Ph.D., has more than 30 years of extensive experience in healthcare administration, not-for-profit management, behavioral health, criminal justice and public sector programming.…
Augmented Intelligence: Advanced Technology Meets Case Management
Description:
ABOUT THE WEBINAR
There’s a lot of buzz about how data and technology will change health care as we know it. Consumers wear devices that track and report biometrics in real time. Cloud-computing technology transforms and translates data from hundreds of sources. Analytical tools organize “big…
Getting to Know Long Term Acute Care Hospitals
Description: Enjoy this FREE webinar, partnered with Kindred Healthcare.
At this end of this webinar, you will be able to:
Identify types of patients appropriate for LTAC care.
Assess patients for the appropriateness of a referral for LTAC admission.
Recognize the appropriate point in a hospital stay to make a…
Ethics and medical marijuana: What you need to know
Description: ABOUT THE WEBINAR
Medical marijuana is now legal in 33 states and the District of Columbia, but there is little research on its effective use. As new acronyms like CBD and THC enter the health care vocabulary, case managers must adapt in an ethics and evidence-based manner. This webinar will offer…
Develop Others: Tools to Develop the Next Generation of Case Managers
Description: FEATURED SPEAKER
Patricia Benner, RN, Ph.D., FAAN
Dr. Benner is a professor emerita at the University of California School of Nursing. She is a noted nursing educator and author of From Novice to Expert: Excellence and Power in Nursing Practice, which has been translated into twelve languages. She…
Social determinants of health: Connecting to community resources
Description: ABOUT THE WEBINAR
Social factors such as food and housing security, transportation and personal safety contribute to poor health outcomes. Case managers are the connectors for clients whose health depends on ensuring these all-too-human needs are met. In this webinar, the speaker will share…
Ethics in palliative care: Patients and families who “want everything"
Description: Speakers:
Robert Macauley, MD
Endowed Chair, Pediatric Palliative Care
Oregon Health and Science University
Author: Ethics in Palliative Care: A Complete Guide
Michael Demoratz, LCSW, CCM
Commissioner, Commission for Case Manager Certification
Author: Dying 101: "A Candid Conversation on…
Care "Current-cy": Regulatory Matters and Case Managers as Advocates
Description: Speaker:
Liz Helms
President and CEO
California Chronic Care Coalition (CCCC)
Author: Healthcare Unhinged, The Making of An Advocate
Liz Helms is president and CEO of the California Chronic Care Coalition (CCCC), an alliance of non-profit, social consumer and provider organizations united to…
Bringing care closer to the community, practice and home
Description: Speaker:
Bonnie Ewald, MA
Manager, Strategic Development and Policy
Dept. of Social Work and Community Health
Rush University Medical Center, Chicago
Bonnie Ewald is the manager of strategic development and policy for the department of social work and community health at Rush University Medical…
Impasses and Ethical Challenges at the End of Life: From the NICU to the SICU
Description: Speaker:
Laura Guidry-Grimes, PhD
Assistant Professor, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in the Department of Medical Humanities and Bioethics
End-of-life decision making is fertile ground for conflict. When patients’ preferences aren’t clear—or when the patient is a child—caregivers may…
Sticks, Stones and Intimidation: How to Manage Bullying and Promote Resilience
Description: Speaker:
Ellen Fink-Samnick, MSW, ACSW, LCSW, CCM, CRP
EFS Supervision Strategies, LLC
Bullying in health care can be an interprofessional team sport. Left unaddressed, it taxes team dynamics, lowers self-esteem and team morale and negatively impacts workforce retention. It also affects patient…
We need to talk: Team communication in integrated behavioral health
Description: Speaker:
Virna Little, PsyD, LCSW-r, MBA, CCM, SAP
Associate Director, Clinical Innovation
Case managers are the communication hub of the health care team. Integrating behavioral health into primary care delivery brings its own communication challenges—whether it’s a single case manager working …
The 21st Century Cures Act: From 20,000 feet to the street
Description: Speaker:
Janet Marchibroda
Director of Health Innovation and Executive Director, CEO Council on Health and Innovation
The 21st Century Cures Act is a sweeping law, passed with nearly unanimous bipartisan support, that, among other things, accelerates the discovery, development and delivery of cures…
Ethics and resilience: Balancing heart and mind for a better practice and better you
Description: Speaker:
Cynda H. Rushton, PhD, RN, FAAN
Professor, Clinical Ethics, Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics and School of Nursing
Learning Objectives:
Define moral distress as it relates to case management;
Describe an ethical scenario that can cause moral distress for case managers; and…
Enriching Outcomes through Patient Engagements: Tools to Use
Description: Speaker:
Sara Guastello, Director of Knowledge Management, Planetree
Engaging patients and their family as collaborators in their care is a cornerstone of the national strategy for delivering health care that results in better care, better health and lower costs. But, by and large, it continues to…
Empowered, engaged, equipped and enabled: Enabling the power of e-patients
Description: Speaker:
e-Patient Dave (Dave deBronkart), Patient Engagement Advocate, Author
Learning Objectives:
Communicate the World Bank’s definition of empowerment and the five levels of Arnsteins’ Ladder of Citizen Participation;
Discuss the benefits for patients (and their caregivers) when they gain…
Do the right thing: Excellence and Ethics in Case Management
Description: Speaker:
Savitri Fedson, MA, MD
Learning Objectives:
Summarize how the principles of the CCMC Code of Professional Conduct can be applied as a roadmap for making ethics-based decisions in daily practice;
Explain the role of ethics in communication in the context of end-of-life decision making; and…
Assessment for Social Determinations of Health: CDC's ACE question set
Description: Speaker:
Allison Sampson-Jackson, PhD, LCSW, LICSW, CSOTP, Integration Solutions, Inc.
Learning Objectives:
Verbalize at least five of the 10 Adverse Childhood Experience categories and how they relate to risk factors for physical well-being;
Describe three to four key medical conditions that are…
Demystifying Certification for Health Care Case Management
Description: Speaker:
Jane Harkey, Veronica Brothers and Lisa Yagoda
Learning Objectives:
Describe popular myths around board certification for case management in the health care environment; and
Discuss the evidence pointing to a positive career pathway for social workers in health care-based case management,…