Courses and Workshops

To begin, kindly choose the course you wish to attend from our diverse selection. While some courses may not have scheduled dates, we encourage you to contact CommunityEducation@HopeHealthCo.org if you're interested in a course not currently scheduled. We are continuously expanding our course offerings and invite you to check back for updates. Furthermore, clinicians have the opportunity to earn educational credits through our programs.

To see unscheduled courses, visit Additional Course Offerings.

Upcoming Courses

Please note: all times are Eastern Time (US).

Palliative Care and Hospice: A Perfect Partnership

August 13 • 9:00 am
August 28 • 9:00 am
This course will provide practitioners with a detailed understanding of the differences between palliative care and hospice and how they benefit our patients when utilized as partners.
CE available for RN/LPN and SW

The Grief Journey of the Dementia Caregiver

August 13 • 11:00 am

In this session, we will explore how grief changes for dementia caregivers at each stage of the disease—from anticipatory grief to bereavement. Identifying the caregiver’s greatest area of stress will also be a part of the discussion. This workshop is part of our Caregiver Confidence Education Series for family caregivers. CE not available.

At the Bedside of the Dying Patient

August 14 • 9:00 am

This program will provide clinicians with an understanding of the changes that occur in care needs and symptom burden in the last days, weeks, and months of life. Participants will be able to identify which interventions to provide to ease those burdens on both the patient and the family.

CE available for RN/LPN and SW

Complex Care Conversations

August 19 • 8:00 am
September 23 • 8:00 am
October 21 • 8:00 am
November 18 • 8:00 am
December 16 • 8:00 am

Complex Care Conversations is a day-long interactive, small-group program for clinicians who treat individuals dealing with serious, progressive illnesses. Participants will learn how to navigate goals-of-care conversations to elicit patients’ values and preferences in a mutually transformative way for clinicians and patients when time matters most.

CE available for RN/LPN and SW, CME available for physicians

Enhanced Communication With Patients Living With Dementia

August 19 • 9:00 am

Effective communication is key to enhancing the quality of life for patients living with dementia. Despite memory and language challenges, they retain emotional awareness and respond to cues. This course explores patient-identified best practices, emphasizing nonverbal techniques and practical tools to improve interactions. Participants will gain strategies to navigate communication challenges, enhance emotional well-being, and create a more positive healthcare experience for patients living with dementia.

CE available for RN/LPN and SW

Managing Pain at End of Life

August 20 • 9:00 am

This course reviews best practices for identifying and managing pain. Utilizing case scenarios participants will learn to formulate an effective plan of care. Discussions will explore barriers to adequate pain management including the myths and facts about morphine.

CE available for RN/LPN and SW

Recognizing the Signs: When to Refer Your Client With Dementia for Support Services

August 26 • 9:00 am

In this program participants will learn how to identify charac­teristics of late-stage dementia, tips for communicating more effectively and for making a connection with a client living with dementia. In addition, we will review six types of services available in the community and discuss when your client with dementia will be eligible for each service.

CE available for RN/LPN and SW

Understanding the Unique Care Needs of Veterans

September 4 • 12:00 pm

This session of our Caregiver Confidence education series will focus on the physical, emotional, and social challenges often experienced by those who have served in the military. We’ll explore how military service can impact a veteran’s health and well-being, and offer guidance to help caregivers better understand and respond to these unique needs with compassion and confidence. This workshop is part of our Caregiver Confidence Education Series for family caregivers. CE credits not available.

Caring for Veterans at End of Life

October 2 • 12:00 pm

When your loved one has been in military service, they often carry unique physical, emotional, and spiritual needs that may differ from those you’ve encountered before. In this session we’ll explore how you can adjust your caregiving knowledge to fit the needs of the veteran in your life with compassion and understanding. This workshop is part of our Caregiver Confidence Education Series for family caregivers. CE credits not available.

Navigating the Emotional Journey of Caring for a Veteran

November 19 • 12:00 pm

Caring for a veteran at the end of life often brings a complex mix of emotions for caregivers and loved ones. As they face the anticipated loss of someone with a terminal illness or declining health, feelings of grief may emerge long before death. This anticipatory grief can show up in many ways—emotionally, physically, and behaviorally. In this session, we’ll explore how recognizing and addressing these emotions is essential to the caregiver’s well-being and the veteran’s comfort. This workshop is part of our Caregiver Confidence Education Series for family caregivers. CE credits not available.

How Can We Help? Contact us at CommunityEducation@HopeHealthCo.org or (800) 338-6555.

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