Announcing the Decision Making Capacity Case Consultation and Collaborative Working Group! (Too long a name...)
This free consultation group is for professionals working with older adults, specifically around issues of decision making capacity and methods of assessing capacity. It meets five times a year from 12noon to 1:30pm (Pacific time, on Zoom) on selected Tuesdays: March 17, May 19, July 21, Sept 15, and Nov 17.
In the first hour, attendees present relevant cases and questions for discussion. The remainder of the time is for professionals doing capacity assessment work, to discuss practical and business issues as well as new learning and research in related fields.
Registration is required: https://tinyurl.com/ysrywebv
The Class 4 Slides are in 2-per-page format, or in 3-per-page with lines for notes -- UPDATED with training/event info from class.
The Documentation Guidance handout has been updated as of Nov 9. References (for all 4 classes) posted at the bottom of this list.
The Class 3 Slides are in 2-per-page format, or in 3-per-page with lines for notes -- whichever works best for you.
Please download the "Article on Consent – Pisano" and read this ahead of the Oct 29 class.
The case study form is due back to me by November 5 (feel free to just email the info if form doesn't work for you).
The top file is the additional slides and case studies from class.
The rest of the handouts are for your reference -- updated/corrected Tests/Tools handout to come asap.
The Class 2 Slides are in 2-per-page format, or in 3-per-page with lines for notes -- whichever works best for you.
Please download the "Advances-Challenges" article and read this ahead of the Oct 15 class.
** The top file has the additional slides from the class that were not in the main sets: includes the CEU questions, grief, UW SW Innovations in Aging Series, and case studies.
The second file "He Was Expected to Get Alzheimer's" is a PDF copy of the NYT article, thanks to Nicole.
The Class 1 Slides are in 2-per-page format, or in 3-per-page with lines for notes -- whichever works best for you.
Please download the "Class 1 Handout See Me article by Bonnie Genevay" - please read this ahead of the Oct 1 class.
The "Reference Materials and Online Resources" document is helpful for you to refer to throughout the classes.
The ABA/APA worksheets will be reviewed in the Oct 1 class and subsequent classes.
** The top file is the additional slides from the class that were not in the main sets.