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UMaine Center on Aging

2017 Geriatrics Colloquium

The Twelfth Annual University of Maine
Clinical Geriatrics Colloquium

EMERGING PERSPECTIVES
ON DEATH, DYING, & BEREAVEMENT

Friday, October 20, 2017
8:00 am –  4:00 pm
Wells Conference Center
University of Maine
Orono, ME

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Regular registration fee: $60.00

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Ethical Challenges in Caring for Dying Patients

Nancy Kusmaul, PhD, LMSW
University of Maryland Baltimore County

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The Future of Palliative and End of Life Care: Thinking Out of The Box

Kandyce Powell, Executive Director
Maine Hospice Council

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Serious Illness and End of Life–What do patients value most?

Amy Berman, RN, LHD, FAAN
Senior Program Officer
The John A. Hartford Foundation

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11.1.17

Maine Gerontological Society (MGS) member fee: $40.00

Student fee: $25.00

Exhibitor fee (includes 1 regular registration): $150.00

(Includes all colloquium materials, continental breakfast, lunch, and refreshment breaks)

About the Twelfth Annual Colloquium

Death remains the one great certainty with some two million Americans dying each year even though medical advances have not only extended life but death as well. Even so, honest and open conversation about death and dying continue to be avoided by a large segment of the American public. Denial is a commonplace response when dying strikes close to home. Potential stresses impacting dying individuals, their loved ones, and those who care for them include impaired mental, social, and physical functioning, pain, depression, anxiety, and associated mental health conditions.

This year’s colloquium explores the many challenges, perspectives  and strategies for addressing the dying experience and its aftermath in honest and positive fashion with the intent of maximizing the well-being of all individuals that it impacts.

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