Dysphagia Management: Ethics and Evidence (0.2 CEUs)
Wed, Jun 19
|Illinois Institute of Technology Rice Ca
*explain two frameworks that support ethical practice in dysphagia management *account for patient/family and SLP perspectives for management of feeding/swallowing difficulties *summarize the priorities of at least one other professional with whom you work, regarding feeding/eating difficulties
Time & Location
Jun 19, 2019, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Illinois Institute of Technology Rice Ca, 201 E Loop Rd, Wheaton, IL 60189, USA
Guests
About the event
This webinar will address the roles and responsibilities of the SLP – especially when it comes to ethical considerations – in interprofessional management of swallowing and feeding difficulties. The SLP is one cog in a complex machine of stakeholders (including patients, their families, and other professionals) and can be the linchpin in ensuring optimal care.
Learning Objectives:
*explain two frameworks that support ethical practice in dysphagia management
*account for patient/family and SLP perspectives for management of feeding/swallowing difficulties
*summarize the priorities of at least one other professional with whom you work, regarding feeding/eating difficulties of your shared patient
Contents
Introduction/Overview – 10 min.
Models of Working With Patients – 7 min.
Medical Ethical Principles – 9 min.
Informed Consent – 14 min.
Perspectives on Feeding – 50 min.
Questions and Answers – 28 min.
Light dinner will be served.