Third Annual Re-envisioning Elder Care Conference

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Third Annual Re-envisioning Elder Care Conference

The Third Annual Re-envisioning Elder Care Conference was held on September 9, 2022 by the Florida Geriatrics Workforce Enhancement Programs at Florida State and Nova Southeastern Universities.

Our third annual joint conference explored a number of timely issues impacting the care of older adults. Our discussions focused on topics ranging from strengthening the eldercare workforce, newer financing initiatives to supplement Medicare, ensuring diversity and equity in long-term care, and a review of the newly released report on “National Imperative to Improve Nursing Home Quality.”

View this year’s conference brochure to read about topics, keynote speaker, agenda, and more.

Location

This year’s conference was held both in-person and virtually from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm EDT.

In-Person Location

Nova Southeastern University – Tampa Bay Regional Campus
3400 Gulf to Bay Blvd
Room 3661
Clearwater, FL 33759

Virtual Platform

GoToWebinar

Registration and Continuing Education Information

Conference registration was free with a small fee ($40) for continuing education credits for medical doctors, physician assistants, registered nurses, physical therapists, and social workers.

5 CEUs were offered for:

  • MD/DO and PA
  • ARNP, RN, and LPN
  • LCSW, LMHC, LMSW, and LMFT
  • PT/PTA

All attendees, whether attending in-person or virtually, must register through Eventbrite.

Conference Recording and Presentation Slides

Watch the video recording of this year’s conference or view the slide presentations below.

Update on Geriatric Depression, Mridul Mazumder, MD

Systemic Racism in Long-Term Care: Steps for Policy & Action, Tetyana Shippee, PhD

Recognizing Burnout in the Caregivers of Dementia Patients, Gregory James, DO, MPH, CMD and Nicholas James, PhD

Optimal Staffing in Nursing Homes: How much is enough?, Laura Wagner, PhD, RN, GNP, FAAN

Keynote: Off-Ramps on Our Way to the Eldercare Disaster, Joanne Lynn, MD, MS, MA

Panel: Response to the Newly Released National Imperative to Improve Nursing Home Quality

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