Document 6590581

SEATING IS LIMITED - EARLY REGISTRATION IS
RECOMMENDED. TWO OPTIONS:
1.Register online at www.henryford.com/ACP. Pay by
credit card. Confirmation will be emailed to you.
2.Register by U.S. mail. Fill out the form below. Please
print clearly.
Name______________________________________
Title_______________________________________
Address____________________________________
STREET OR P.O. BOX, APARTMENT NUMBER
Congregation/Organization _____________________
Advance Care Planning
for Faith Leaders
___________________________________________
City_______________________________________
State_________ Zip______________
PREPARING TO CARE FOR THOSE WITH
CHRONIC AND TERMINAL ILLNESS
Home phone_________________________________
Cell phone___________________________________
Friday, Oct. 31, 2014
8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Email_______________________________________
Macomb Intermediate School District
Superior Room
44001 Garfield Road
Clinton Township, MI 48038
Preparing to care for those with chronic
and terminal illnesses
QUESTIONS? Contact: Ameldia Brown, Director, Faith
and Community Health at (586) 263-2119 or
abrown1@hfhs.org; Greg Jakub, Manager, Community
Relations/Public Relations at (586) 263-2854
or gjakub1@hfhs.org; or Bev Clark, Community
Development Coordinator, IVC at (586) 757-5551
or bevclark@ivcinfo.org (www.ivcinfo.org) for more
information.
SAVE THIS DATE:
Friday, Oct. 31
Enclose check payable to Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals
and mail to: HFMH Faith Leaders’ Conference,
43421 Garfield Road, Suite 203, Clinton Twp., MI 48038
Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals
15855 19 Mile Road
Clinton Township, MI 48038
CONFERENCE FEE:
n $20 check or money order (includes continental
breakfast, lunch, handouts and other materials)
Advance Care Planning for Faith Leaders
DEADLINE: October 24, 2014
JOINTLY SPONSORED
www.henryfordmacomb.com/ACP
Who should attend?
Clergy/chaplains Outreach/health
ministers
Spiritual care leaders
Pastor/associate pastors Faith Community Nurses
Conference objectives
To provide information, tools and contacts to
facilitate support of congregants living through
end of life issues:
• Provide practical, medical information to
help participants understand what happens
physiologically at death
• Introduce the purpose of and how to connect
with Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers (IVC)
and palliative care program at Henry Ford
Macomb Hospital
• Provide participants with knowledge of
Advance Care Planning (ACP) and action steps
for additional training
Conference content
• Clinical aspects of chronic disease and end of
life management
• What happens when medicine can no longer
sustain life?
• Normal changes with chronic disease
• Major physiological transitions/events of
certain chronic diseases such as cancer, COPD,
diabetes and congestive heart failure (CHF)
• How to walk alongside those with progressive
chronic diseases.
• Progression of patients in palliative care
•How medical decisions are made regarding
life-sustaining treatment.
• Purpose of the ventilator and when it is no
longer appropriate
• When are tube feedings medically appropriate
and when are they not?
• Signs and symptoms of approaching death
• Developing a whole person ministry for
“finishing well.”
Conference agenda
8:30 a.m.
REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
9 a.m.
Welcome
Purpose of the day and
definition of advance care planning - Barbara
Rossmann, President and CEO,
Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals
9:30-9:45 a.m. Introduction to Interfaith
Volunteer Caregivers (IVC) Karyn Curro, Executive Director,
IVC
9:45-10:30 a.m. Clinical aspects of chronic
disease management and
end of life - Alan White, MD,
Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals
10:30 a.m.
BREAK
10:45 a.m.
Introduction of palliative care What it is and what it is not! Grace Pagaduan, DO,
Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals
11:45 a.m.
LUNCH
12:45 p.m.
Establishing support structures
within congregations Jim Kraft, Henry Ford West
Bloomfield Hospital
Ameldia Brown, Director, Faith
Community Nurse Network,
Henry Ford Macomb
Bev Clark, Community
Development Coordinator, IVC
1:30 p.m.
Next steps
1:45 p.m.
EVALUATION AND CLOSING
About the presenters
Alan White, MD, Associate Chief Medical
Officer and Medical Director of Quality is
a member of the clinical team that assures
hospital care meets or exceeds the highest
regulatory standards for quality and patient
expectations for excellence.
Grace Pagaduan, DO, is medical director of
Palliative Care Services at Henry Ford Macomb
Hospital, Clinton Township. She is board
certified in family medicine and fellowship
trained in palliative medicine.
James Kraft, M.Th., is manager of Pastoral
Care and Outreach Services at Henry Ford West
Bloomfield Hospital and for 10 years served as a
chaplain with Hospice. He is a certified advance
care planner as well as a certified advance care
facilitator trainer in both First and Last Steps
Planning.
Karyn Curro is Executive Director of Interfaith
Volunteer Caregivers serving Macomb and
Oakland counties with supportive services that
allow frail and elderly adults to remain in their
own homes. All services are free of charge and
are targeted to those with the greatest needs.