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Do No Harm SeriesConference for Healthcare and Legal Professionals |
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2017 DO NO HARM CONFERENCEPreparing for the End of Life:
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This conference will address complex end-of-life issues. Experts from multiple fields will examine the medical, legal and ethical aspects of advising, treating, and counseling persons preparing for the end of life and their family members.
All attendees will gain a deeper understanding of ethical care and services in these circumstance, how best to protect the patient / client's rights and address family concerns, and the tools and resources to navigate difficult medical and legal decisions at the end of life.
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| Continuing education credits pending (CME / CLE / CNE / CEU) applications in process) |
Don't miss this expert line-up on the medical, legal and ethical challenges that face us at the end of life.
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| Fr. Tad Pacholczyk, PhD National Catholic Center of Bioethics |
Catherine Nolan, Phd University of Dallas |
Greg Schleppenbach U.S. Bishops' Pro-Life Secretariat |
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| Sr. Suzanne Gross, F.S.E.
Franciscan Home Care and Hospice Care |
Roy Heyne, MD UT Southwestern Medical Center |
Ellen Dorn, Esq. National Catholic Bar Association |
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| Father Tad Pacholczyk, PhD National Catholic Center of Bioethics |
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| Catherine Nolan, Phd University of Dallas |
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| Greg Schleppenbach U.S. Bishops' Pro-Life Secretariat |
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| Sister Suzanne Gross, F.S.E.
Franciscan Home Care and Hospice Care |
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| Roy Heyne, MD UT Southwestern Medical Center |
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| Ellen Dorn, Esq. National Catholic Bar Association |
This conference welcomes attorneys, physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, counselors, social workers, marriage & family health therapists, psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, other healthcare professionals, and anyone else interested in understanding the complexity of end-of-life issues. (Continuing education credits anticipated for multiple disciplines)