Each of our Age-Friendly ECHO sessions are devoted to case presentations by a community support professional team member, followed by a 25-minute informational presentation delivered by a guest speaker and a 15–minute QI by the ECHO Hub Team. We will focus on the 4Ms of age-friendly care: What Matters Most, Medications, Mentation and Mobility. When implemented together, the 4Ms represent a commitment to focus on the unique needs of older adults. The ECHO Hub Team will also provide community-based resources to improve the care of older adults.
Registering for one of the ECHO series below will sign you up for the whole series.
wednesday series
Thursday Series
Series 1: Residents Rights - Listening to Your Rights Voice
Michelle Goins, BA, State Long-term Care Ombudsman Program, Program Manager II
Series 2: Highlights from New LTC Survey Guidelines
Diana Sturdevant, PhD, GCNS-BC, APRN, CWS, Assistant Professor of Research,
2011 - 2013 Donald W. Reynolds Pre-Doctoral Fellow, Fran and Earl Ziegler
College of Nursing, The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Series 3: How to Manage Residents & Staff in an Emergency
Shelee Stewart, BS, Brookdale Senior Living, Executive Director
Series 4: Ethics in Aging
Andrea Golden-Pogue, MSN, RN, Educator, Health Promotion Sciences, OUHSC
| Hudson College of Public Health
Series 5: Techniques to Limit Wandering or Elopement in LTC
Lucretia Parkey, Administrator
Stacie Dodd, Assistant Director of Nursing
Temple Manor
Series 6: QI Preventions - Identify & Interventions
Dawn Jelinek, Senior Clinical Consultant, OFMQ
OkDCN ECHO Special Session series is designed for all participants of ECHO and any healthcare providers or service professional who wishes to learn more about Age-Friendly care. These 60-90 minute sessions are scheduled throughout the year to provide additional information to professional serving individuals living with dementia as well as their family caregiver.
Registering for one of the ECHO series below will sign you up for the whole series.
wednesday series
Series 1: Practice Empathy as a Team
Andrea Golden-Pogue, MSN, RN, Educator, Health Promotion Sciences, Hudson
College of Public Health, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences