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• Three A’s of Dementia: Anxiety, Agitation, Aggression

• Safe Responses to Aggressive Behaviors

• Depression

• Approaches for Successful Activities of Daily Living

• Dining with Dignity

• Person-Centered Care

Syracuse, NYWednesday

November 16, 2016

Rochester, NYThursday

November 17, 2016

Cheektowaga, NYFriday

November 18, 2016

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Rochester, NYThursday

November 17, 2016

Cheektowaga, NYFriday

November 18, 2016

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Significance of Dementia and Behavioral Disturbances Alzheimer’s Disease • Screening • diagnostic criteria • Stages of dementia and related

behavioral disturbancesOther Dementias and Behavioral Disturbances • Frontotemporal dementia (FTd) • dementia with cerebrovascular

disease (dCVd) • dementia with lewey Bodies (dlB)Pharmacologic Therapies for Dementia • Cholinesterase inhibitors • NmdA receptor antagonists • drug effectsClassification of Agitated Behaviors • Nature of activity • Target of behaviors • degree of disruption • environmental conditions Range of Agitated Behaviors • All behavior is meaningful • Repetitive acts • Sexually inappropriate behaviors • Threatening harm to others • Physical and verbal agitation • Physical, verbal, and sexual

aggressionAssessment and Interventions • depression • Pain or discomfort • Incontinence and constipation • Fatigue and sleep deprivation • malnutrition or dehydration • Identify and reverse aggravating

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Delirium • Crucial recognition of delirium • Causes of delirium • drugs • metabolic disturbance • Infection • Hypoxia • Sensory impairmentAdditional Challenges of Alzheimer’s Disease • malnutrition • Wandering • Sundowning • Hallucinations • Bathing and hygiene issuesEssential Principles of Care • Communication strategies • language of dementia • Comfort and dignity • Alteration in approach to personal

care modify the environment Support losses enhance safety • Non-pharmacologic interventionsSupport and Education for Caregivers • Professional caregivers • Family caregivers • Advance planning • Community resourcesCase Studies • Older adult in long-term care Aggression Refusal to participate • Older adult at home exhibiting unsafe behaviors • Older adult in acute care dementia and delirium

1. Assess behavioral problems of older adults with cognitive disturbances.

2. Compare and contrast the types, essential features, and stages of dementia.

3. describe the advantages of recognition and treatment of early dementia.

4. Summarize non-pharmacologic interventions that address biopsychosocial needs of the older adult with challenging behaviors.

5. Implement specific communication strategies for patients with challenging behaviors.

6. Analyze evidence-based pharmacologic treatments of behavioral problems in patients.

7. Outline interventions for challenging geriatric behaviors including pain, nutritional deficits, sleep disorders, depression and delirium.

8. evaluate causes and interventions for sexually inappropriate behaviors.

9. Support and educate family and professional caregivers of older adults exhibiting challenging behaviors.

Featuring Gerontological expert, M. Catherine Wollman, MSN, RN, GNP-BC

Featuring Gerontological expert, M. Catherine Wollman, MSN, RN, GNP-BC

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Dealing with cognitively impaired geriatric patients can be challenging even for the experienced healthcare

professional. Behaviors such as dementia, aggression, anxiety and depression, refusal of food and fluids, and inappropriate sexual advances pose significant potential barriers to the delivery of essential health care. If older adults are routinely under your care, minimize your risk of escalating the problems associated with troublesome, often irrational behavior by attending this program. Gain valuable insights into the causes of challenging geriatric behaviors and learn innovative and practical intervention strategies to improve the care you provide.

Your speaker, m. Catherine Wollman, mSN, RN, GNP-BC, is an expert in the field of geriatrics. Join her for a day filled with interesting case studies, insightful discussion and interactive learning. leave with practical techniques you can apply the next day!

M. Catherine Wollman, MSN, RN, GNP-BC, has been a gerontological nurse practitioner for over 25 years, caring for older adults in acute care, long term care and home care. Currently the director of the Gerontological Nurse Practitioner program at Neumann College in Aston, PA, she is responsible for teaching all clinical GNP courses. Catherine was part of an interdisciplinary geriatric assessment team, where she assessed, diagnosed, and provided health care and education to patients at all levels of dementia.

Previously, Catherine served as the director of Senior Health for a large hospital system offering a full spectrum of services including wellness, prevention, acute care, and rehabilitation. In this capacity, she managed outpatient services for seniors and cared for 100 high-risk older adults who were members of a medicare-managed program. As a faculty member at the University of Pennsylvania, she worked with a nationally-recognized transitional care program for high-risk older adults.Speakers disclosures:

Financial: m. Catherine Wollman is a visiting Professor with Chamberlain College of Nursing. She receives a speaking honorarium from PeSI, Inc.

Non-Financial: m. Catherine Wollman is a member of the Gerontological Advanced Practice Nurses Association.

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TOP 10 Geriatric Syndromes - Clinical Management StrategiesBy Lisa Byrd, PhD, CFNP This book will present many of the expected changes caused by normal aging and the Top Ten Geriatric Syndromes elders experience. These syndromes are a cascade of problems in an elder’s health and revolve around vision and hearing problems, elimination issues, dizziness, falls, and cognitive impairment, including delirium as well as dementia (such as Alzheimer’s disease). This easy to utilize, handbook format of treatment strategies will assist healthcare providers to better identify as well as diagnose when body changes signal disease in older adults. (2011)

Geriatric Pharmacology - The Principles of Practice & Clinical Recommendations, Second EditionBy Steven Atkinson, PA-C, MS It is possible to prescribe medications that have clear relevance to care, are scientifically valid and usable - and - prevents placing the patient at significant risk. Geriatric Pharmacology, now in its second edition, is the ultimate resource to find the balance between safe medication and adverse drug incidents. (2016)