the seventh annual green house meeting &...

The Peabody MemphisMemphis, TN

November 17 – 19, 2014

The Seventh Annual Green House Meeting & Celebration

Come Join Us in Memphis…..

Brush up on your Elvis impersonation, get down to some funky blues music and save room for some of the country’s best BBQ! The 7th Annual Green House Meeting and Celebration is going to be in Memphis, Tennessee on November 17-19.

This year’s conference will take place at the historic and incredibly beautiful Peabody Memphis hotel. The Peabody Memphis is located near Beale Street, a melting pot of delta blues, jazz, rock ‘n’ roll, R & B and gospel. That’s where music legends like Louis Armstrong, Memphis Minnie, Muddy Waters, and B.B. King made their mark. It’s no surprise that Memphis is known as Blues City.

While you may be aware that Elvis Presley (born in Tupelo!) made his home in Memphis at Graceland, you may not be aware of the other attractions in the area. The Memphis Zoo is considered one of the best zoos in the country; Memphis is home to the National Civil Rights Museum; and of course, the iconic Gibson guitars are made in Memphis.

Our theme, Leading with Heart and Soul, will flourish amid this magnificent mecca where musical legends combined soul with talent and passion to become the pioneers for American musical genres.

The Green House Annual Meeting & Celebration is an excellent opportunity to connect with fellow Green House pioneers, to learn, grow, and leave inspired to lead as we continue to champion change that meaningfully impacts the lives of Elders.

The Green House Project Team

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Courtesy of the Peabody Hotel

Tuesday, November 18, 20147:30 am – 8:30 am Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:30 am – 10:00 am Welcome

Jack Belz The Peabody Memphis Terry Simonette, CEO Capital Impact Partners Jane Isaacs Lowe, Ph.D. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Green House Welcome David Farrell, Senior Director

Dr. Bill Thomas Founder, The Eden Alternative and The Green House Project Leading the Next 10 years…What’s Next?

10:00 am – 10:15 am Break

10:15 am – 11:30 am Concurrent Education Sessions

A. Making the Most of Convivium: Preparing for Success Patti Foldager, CDM, CFPP, Guide, Providence Seward Medical and Care Center, AK Barb Lawrence, Guide, Willow Ridge Green House Homes, Bluffton, OH Denise McClain, BSN, RN, Director of Education- Professional Nursing Solutions, Magnolia, AR

B. Measuring Success: Real Outcomes Showcasing the Green House Core Values Sandy Ransom, RN, MSHP, Consultant, The Green House Project Green House Adopter Panel

C. Engaging Community Leaders and Policy Makers: Creating Champions for the Green House Movement Elaine Dalpiaz, VP for Public Policy, Burness Communications Meaghan McMahon, MSW, Peer Network Project Manager Panel: Debby Ahrens, NHA, Guide- The Green House Homes at Mirasol, Loveland, CO Rebecca Priest, LNHA, LMSW, Guide- St. John’s Living, Rochester, NY Doug Luginbill, MDiv, Director of Resource Development and Church Relations, Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio, Bluffton Ann Wagle, PhD, RN, NEA–BC, Gerontological Nurse–BC, Guide- Danville, IL

D. Practical Strategies for bringing Meaningful Life and Engagement to Life in Green House Homes: A Panel Discussion Facilitator: Lisa Maxwell, MBA, LNHA Panel: Rebecca Reed, LSW, Activity Director, Boersma Cottage, Holland, MI Cindy Smith, Shahbaz, Boersma Cottage, Holland, MI Brittany Swanson, LBSW, Providence Seward Medical & Care Center, Seward, AK

The Seventh Annual Green House® Project Meeting and CelebrationLeading with Heart and Soul

PROGRAM

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PROGRAM (Continued)


11:30 am – 11:45 am Break

11:45 pm – 1:05 pm Lunch and Leading with Heart and Soul TED Talks

1:05 pm – 2:05 pm Relevant Lessons Learned from the Recent Green House Evaluation Barbara Bowers, PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison Lauren Cohen, MA, Research Associate, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Kim Nolet, Research Program Manager, University of Wisconsin-Madison 2:05 pm – 3:05 pm The Heart & Soul of the Green House: Model Integrity Benchmarking and Tracking Sandy Ransom, RN, MSHP Consultant, The Green House Project

3:05 pm – 3:30 pm Break

3:30 pm – 4:45 pm Concurrent Education Sessions

E. Delivering the Highest Quality Care at the Best Operating Cost James Clark, MBA, St. John’s Living, Rochester, NY Rebecca Priest, LNHA, LMSW, Guide- St. John’s Living, Rochester, NY

F. Team Building for Success: Creating High Performing Teams Kris Angevine, Guide - St. John’s Penfield Green House Homes, Rochester, NY Linda Robertson, LNHA, CDM, CFPP, RMC- St. Martin’s in the Pines, Birmingham, AL G. Death and Dying in Green House Homes Claire Lucas, MSG, NHA Project Guide, The Green House Project Panel: Barb Lawrence, Guide, Willow Ridge Green House Homes, Bluffton, OH Lynn Tobin, DON, St. John’s Penfield Green House Homes, Rochester, NY Cheryl VanBemden, Guide- Porter Hills, Grand Rapids, MI Ann Wagle, PhD, RN, NEA–BC, Gerontological Nurse–BC, Guide- Danville, IL

H. Leadership Nancy Fox, NHA, Chief Life Enhancement Officer, Vivage Quality Health Partners Dr. Bill Thomas 5:00pm – 7:00pm Celebration and Convivium Leading with Heart and Soul Reception & Book Signing with Dr. Bill Thomas

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Wednesday, November 19, 2014

7:30 am – 8:30 am Continental Breakfast

8:30 am – 9:45 am Opening Plenary: How Green House Homes will Lead the Nation Dr. Bill Thomas Carmen S. Bowman, MSH, ACC Owner, Edu-Catering: Catering Education for Compliance and Culture Change

9:45 am – 10:00 am Break

10:00 am – 11:15 am Concurrent Education Sessions

I. Alarms: The New Deficient Practice? Eliminating Alarms and Preventing Falls by Engaging with Life Carmen S. Bowman, MSH, ACC Owner, Edu-Catering: Catering Education for Compliance and Culture Change J. Common Ground: Finding Value in Peer Engagement Facilitator: Meaghan McMahon, MSW Cheryl VanBemden, Guide- Porter Hills, Grand Rapids, MI Ann Wagle, PhD, RN, NEA–BC, Gerontological Nurse–BC, Guide- Danville, IL

K. Using My InnerView Outcomes to Impact Quality David Farrell, MSW, LNHA Senior Director, The Green House Project Mary Tellis-Nayak, RN, MSN, MPH VP for Quality Initiatives at My InnerView

L. Reaching Your Donor Base Effectively: Fundamentals of a Capital Campaign Facilitator: Mary Hopfner-Thomas, MAgS Nick Scully, CFRE- The Compass Group

11:15 am – 11:30 am Break

11:30 am – 12:30 pm Strategic Networking

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch and Book Signing with Dr. Bill Thomas and Beth Baker

1:30 pm – 2:30 pm The Next Chapter- Peer Network Updates

2:30 pm – 3:00 pm Leading with Heart & Soul Celebration

3:00 pm – 4:15 pm Closing Plenary: Interdependence- Fundamental to our Well Being Beth Baker Freelance Writer, Editor, Journalist


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Monday, November 17, 2014

8:00 am – 9:45 am New Green House Research: Implications for DONs and Nurse Leaders Breakfast with Barbara Bowers, PhD & Kim Nolet $25 for Session CEUs included

Join us as we unveil newly completed research that will impact how nursing care is delivered in Green House homes. The Green House Project has partnered with The Research Initiative Valuing Eldercare (THRIVE) to learn more about what contributes to better quality care, with implications for how care is delivered in Green House homes. This is a unique opportunity for Nurse Leaders to meet with members of the THRIVE research team, learn about the research findings, and discuss how it will change the DON role.

10:00 am – 5:00 pm Green House Leadership: Elevating the Art Faculty: Nancy Fox, Elizabeth Schulte, Marla DeVries and Claire Lucas $95 for Pre-conference – Includes CEUs and Lunch

Leadership for a thriving Green House Model is a delicate balance – it is both an Art and a Science. The Science of Leadership provides the foundation we need to express our own true leadership styles. But ultimately, taking leadership to the highest level means embracing the Art. Formal leaders making this powerful journey of transformation must continue to grow if they expect to create a context where every person is growing in leadership. And as every artist understands, that path to success is fraught with struggles as we work toward mastery. In this day of learning and growth for our Green House formal leaders, we will explore a deeper understanding of the Art of Leadership in a Green House Model.

Creating the Future: Developing a Roadmap for the Next Decade Faculty: Scott Townsley, J.D., Principal, Clifton Larson Allen $95 for Pre-conference – Includes CEUs and Lunch

In this innovative and thought-provoking strategic planning session for executives, participants will be challenged to think about the forces impacting senior care, how skilled nursing will evolve and the implications for leaders and their organizations. What will it take to succeed in the next decade? How can long term care continue to evolve to meet the changing demands of consumers and payers? How do we stake out a position that clearly articulates our value and keeps our organizations strong? And as leaders, how can you continue to lead the transformation of long term care? Combining presentation with workshop activities, each participant will walk away with a perspective for the next decade and a framework for their organization’s strategic planning process.

Preconference Intensives

10:00 am – 5:00 pm It’s All About Relationships: A Day for Shahbazim Faculty: Mary Hopfner-Thomas, Lisa Maxwell and Debbie Wiegand $50 for Pre-conference – Includes Lunch

Audience: Current and Future Shahbazim only The Shahbazim role is the glue that holds the home together. The role is complex and can be challenging when balancing relationships with elders, family members (professional and personal), CSTMs and co-workers. Come and share your stories, successes and opportunities. Learn how build increased trust levels, improve communication, explore conflict management, and gain insight into caring for the ever increasing needs of the elders. Join us in identifying and solidifying this complex and most important role.

Preconference Intensives

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Ave Maria HomeBartlett, TN

Ave Maria built four Green House homes -St. Francis, St. Anne, St. Joseph and St. Mary to replace an aging nursing home wing (circa 1956). When researching options to either renovate or replace this wing, CEO Frank Gattuso and the board heard about The Green House Project in Tupelo, MS and visited that community. The visit far exceeded their expectations and they knew that building Green House homes would provide their elders with a true home that offered more privacy, dignity, independence and the ability to control their own schedules and activities.

Each home is 7,500 square feet and has private rooms with baths for 10 elders, a common living area, kitchen and dining room with farm house table, a den that is used for family meetings or guests, and a screened porch that looks out on a garden nestled between the four homes. It has a neighborhood feel and look with street lamps, benches and chairs, and wide walkways to accommodate wheelchairs and strollers. The garden has been used for several elder and family events; including cook outs, an annual Easter egg hunt, picnics and live music.

Our elders are thriving and our family members are very happy to have their loved ones living in the Green House homes. Currently, we are raising money to build additional homes for the 35 nursing home residents residing in the remaining nursing wing. We want every elder to enjoy real home and meaningful life in a Green House residence.

November 17 9:00 am – 11:30 am

November 20 8:30 am – 11:00 am Space is limited to 40 people each day. Additional Fee: $35 *Includes round-trip bus transportation to be provided from hotel to site.

Site Visits

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Target Audience Staff in all roles from Green House projects, both open and in development, are invited and welcome!

Early registration will commence July 2, and continue through October 1, 2014

Early Bird: Shahbazim/ Future Shahbazim ................................................ $150.00 General ....................................................................................... $250.00

After October 1, 2014 Shahbazim/ Future Shahbazim ................................................ $195.00 General ....................................................................................... $325.00

Historic Luxury HotelThe conference will be held at The Peabody Memphis located at 149 Union Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee, 38103. Please use this link to secure your room: The Peabody Memphis The conference room rate for single/double occupancy is $155.00 per night. The Peabody Memphis is a AA Four-Diamond, Forbes Four-Star hotel. For more information and photos visit: The Peabody Memphis (www.peabodymemphis.com)

Travel Located in the heart of downtown Memphis, The Peabody is just a short walk from many popular restaurants and historic sites. The hotel is centrally located at the cross-roads of Highways I-55, I-40, I-240 and the future I-69 corridor. Memphis International Airport (MEM) is located only 12 miles from The Peabody.

Continuing Education Continuing Education Credits are available for an additional $75

This Conference will be submitted for NHA, RN, Professional Social Worker, Dietitian, Physical and Occupational Therapist and Activity Director Continuing Education Credits.

The National Continuing Education Review Service (NCERS) of the National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards (NAB).

Rush University is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

The National Certification Council for Activity Professionals (NCCAP)

This CNE program is being presented without bias and without commercial support.

Further Information

For more information about the Meeting and Celebration contact:Peer Network Project Manager, Meaghan McMahon (703) 647-2319 [email protected]

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