Dealing with Dying Across the Care Continuum: How to Reduce Fear, Improve Fundamentals with Barbara Karnes 

Contrary to popular belief, dealing with the dying process isn’t exclusive to hospice organizations. Professionals across the healthcare continuum encounter death and must be prepared to serve the end-of-life needs for the aging population—both now and in the years to come. 

But how? 

To answer this question, we’re bringing in one of the foremost experts on the dying process for an intimate Q&A session.  

Join us on Thursday, March 21 at 2 p.m. ET. for part 1 of our new End-of-Life Care webinar series as Barbara Karnes sits down with us to answer the following questions: 

• Why doesn’t the concept of “continuum of care” include the “continuum of death and dying”?  
• Is there more responsibility that healthcare should assume when they aren’t assigned to provide hospice care? 
• Why do post-acute care professionals miss placing an emphasis on the last stage of life? 
• What is the most difficult part of end-of-life training and why is promoting or encouraging it such a challenge?  
• Why is there such fear of helping to ease the dying process?  
• Why is there fear of the responsibility that comes with being the final care provider? What can we do, besides training, to decrease that fear?  
• How can we do better? 

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear directly from one of the most renowned specialists on death and dying in the care industry. Register today to secure your spot. 

Presented by HCP Training
HCP Training is the only training platform to offer Barbara Karnes’ award-winning courses, including her exclusive End-of-Life Training series.