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HIPAA IN ASSISTED LIVING: AN UPDATE

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Course overview

Sharon Brothers shares what she had learned about supporting caregivers from research and from years of listening to and working with caregivers for the memory impaired, both professional and familial. Join us to learn how to support, train and encourage those who care for people with Alzheimer?s disease, dementia and memory loss. Sharon K. Brothers, MSW, CEO of the Institute for Professional Care Education, will share her expertise and knowledge on support techniques for caregivers and families who care for someone with Alzheimer?s and dementia. With Sharon Brothers? nearly three decades of experience in the senior care industry as an owner and operator of assisted living and memory care facilities, social worker, educator and family caregiving advocate, Sharon Brothers continues to be active in community aging support services, facilitating the Willamette Falls Hospital Alzheimer?s support group and participating on the Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council. Sharon Brothers shares what she had learned about supporting caregivers from research and from years of listening to and working with caregivers for the memory impaired, both professional and familial. Join us to learn how to support, train and encourage those who care for people with Alzheimer?s disease, dementia and memory loss.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

District of Columbia Board of Nursing

Clinical Nurse Specialist

1h Relevant to Clinical Nurse Specialty

Licensed Practical Nurse

1h Licensed Practical Nurse - Continuing Education

Nurse Practitioner

1h Relevant to Nurse Practitioner Specialty

Registered Nurse

1h Registered Nurse District of Columbia - Continuing Education

Florida Board of Nursing - Certified Nursing Assistants

Certified Nursing Assistant

1h Communication with Cognitively Impaired Clients