Date/Time
3/11/2025
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM MT
8:30 AM - 12:00 PM MT
Event Description
Enhance your clinical skills with a deeper understanding of
hospice care – learn the benefits and misconceptions. We’ll also
show how improv techniques can build trust and connection
between caregivers and loved ones, plus demonstrate best
practices for back safety when moving patients.
hospice care – learn the benefits and misconceptions. We’ll also
show how improv techniques can build trust and connection
between caregivers and loved ones, plus demonstrate best
practices for back safety when moving patients.
Location
Setting: In-Person
Hospice of the Valley- West Clinical Office
9435 W. Peoria Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85345
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Hospice of the Valley- West Clinical Office
9435 W. Peoria Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85345
click here for Google Maps
Contact Person
Events and Registration
(phone: (602) 636-5398)
(phone: (602) 636-5398)
Details
Tuesday Mar. 11, 2025
Registration: 8:30 a.m.
Program: 9 a.m.–Noon
Continental breakfast will be provided at this no-cost event.
Hospice of the Valley
West Clinical Office
9435 W. Peoria Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85345
Hospice Myths and Mysteries (9–9:55 a.m.)
Dr. Ned Stolzberg, M.D.
Executive Medical Director
Dr. Ned Stolzberg, M.D. will discuss the myriad benefits and common
misconceptions of hospice care–and teach ways to have meaningful
communication with patients and families in need of this holistic support.
Creative Connections: Empowering Dementia Care Partners with
Improv Techniques (10–10:55 a.m.)
Brian Sweis & Sally Jo Bannow
Professional Improvisational Actors
Seasoned improv actors will help you discover innovative techniques to elevate
your caregiving experience. Through dynamic exercises and insightful guidance,
you will gain practical tools to enrich communication with your patients and
families, deepen your bond and reduce stress.
Give Your Back a Break (11–11:55 a.m.)
Courtney Hays, RN, BSN, CHPN
Clinical Resource Nurse
Kaylee Covert, CNA
Home Care Aide
Courtney Hays and Kaylee Covert will teach participants proper moving and lifting
techniques to maintain back safety.
Especially for:
Facility staff and administrators, hospital or health plan case managers, physician
office staff and community agencies.
Certification offered: NCIA
RSVP:
(602) 636-5398 or events4@hov.org
Registration: 8:30 a.m.
Program: 9 a.m.–Noon
Continental breakfast will be provided at this no-cost event.
Hospice of the Valley
West Clinical Office
9435 W. Peoria Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85345
Hospice Myths and Mysteries (9–9:55 a.m.)
Dr. Ned Stolzberg, M.D.
Executive Medical Director
Dr. Ned Stolzberg, M.D. will discuss the myriad benefits and common
misconceptions of hospice care–and teach ways to have meaningful
communication with patients and families in need of this holistic support.
Creative Connections: Empowering Dementia Care Partners with
Improv Techniques (10–10:55 a.m.)
Brian Sweis & Sally Jo Bannow
Professional Improvisational Actors
Seasoned improv actors will help you discover innovative techniques to elevate
your caregiving experience. Through dynamic exercises and insightful guidance,
you will gain practical tools to enrich communication with your patients and
families, deepen your bond and reduce stress.
Give Your Back a Break (11–11:55 a.m.)
Courtney Hays, RN, BSN, CHPN
Clinical Resource Nurse
Kaylee Covert, CNA
Home Care Aide
Courtney Hays and Kaylee Covert will teach participants proper moving and lifting
techniques to maintain back safety.
Especially for:
Facility staff and administrators, hospital or health plan case managers, physician
office staff and community agencies.
Certification offered: NCIA
RSVP:
(602) 636-5398 or events4@hov.org
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