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Acknowledgements
This conference was planned by the Conference Planning
Committee of the Cuyahoga County Advisory Council on Senior
and Adult Services.
Co-Chairs: Denise Rucker-Burton, DSAS
and Cheryl Bradas, MetroHealth
Marsha Blanks,
Daurin Elliott, DSAS
NAMI Greater Cleveland
Luanne Phipps, DSAS
Jeanne Maslar,
Ann Gillett, MetroHealth
Crossroads Hospice
Lori Rosenberg, Captel
Victoria Bowden, MetroHealth Judy Jackson-Winston,
Cynthia Mason, DSAS
Alcohol, Drug Addiction
Jessica Cartegna, MetroHealth and Mental Health Services
Board Board
Ben Miladin, DSAS
Mary Beth Vaughn, DSAS
Maridell Couture, DSAS
Kelsey Loushin, Eldercare
Cacy Peña, DSAS
Professionals of Ohio, LLC
Edward FitzGerald, Cuyahoga County Executive
Dr. Akram Boutros, President and CEO,
The MetroHealth System
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Mark Aulisio, PhD is a Professor
in the Department of Bioethics at
Case Western Reserve University,
where he serves as Director of the
Bioethics PhD Program. Dr. Aulisio
is also the Director of the Center for
Biomedical Ethics of the MetroHealth
System. He has authored over 70
articles and book chapters on clinical
bioethics, ethics consultation, organ
donation and transplant, double effect
and related areas and is a sought after speaker nationally
and internationally. In 2009, Dr. Aulisio was honored with
the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities’ (ASBH)
Distinguished Service Award for having helped to lead three
national projects that resulted in Core Competencies for
Health Care Ethics Consultation (1998), Status of Bioethics and
Medical Humanities Graduate Training Programs in the North
America Report (2002), and Improving Competencies in Ethics
Consultation: An Education Guide (2009) respectively. Dr.
Aulisio also has extensive international bioethics experience
which includes serving: as PI on clinical bioethics projects with
colleagues at Kyoto University (2003-2004) and the University
of Tokyo (2004-2006); as a co-investigator at the University of
Paris, he led an 11 nation project on bioethics education (20062008); as co-investigator on a bioethics and citizenship project
with Spanish colleagues at the University of Salamanca (20102011); and as a contributor to the Canadian Blood Services
sponsored forum on the possibility of developing a National
Organ and Tissue Donation and Transplant Program (2011).
The Cuyahoga County Conference on Aging is co-convened by the
Cuyahoga County Division of Senior and Adult Services (DSAS)
and The MetroHealth System. We consistently attract nearly 300
attendees (social workers, counselors, nurses and nursing home
administrators) and will celebrate 20 years this year!
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20th Annual Cuyahoga County Conference
on Aging Objectives:
20th ANNUAL
CUYAHOGA COUNTY
CONFERENCE ON AGING
The overall conference objectives are:
Behavioral Health,
Ethics and Aging
❚ To identify, discuss and disseminate information on
specific ethical aging issues impacting older adults,
caregivers and providers;
❚ To foster a greater understanding of the aging population
and the resources available to support older adults
Friday, October 10, 2014
8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
❚ To increase and improve communication, collaboration
and networking among professionals, volunteers,
advocates and older persons.
Hilton Garden Inn – Cleveland East
700 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village, OH 44143
Continuing Professional Education
The Cuyahoga County Division of Senior and Adult Services
(DSAS) has applied for 5.5 hours of continuing education credits
for counselors and social workers. These credits may also be
applied to meet nursing licensure requirements. DSAS is an
approved provider of the Ohio Counselor and Social Worker
Board (RCS089801).
Cuyahoga County’s Division of Senior and Adult Services has
applied for 5.0 credit hours for nursing home administrators
through the Board of Executives of Long-Term Services &
Supports (BELTSS). Continuing Education Units will only
be given to those nursing home administrators who are in
attendance for the entire conference. The Division of Senior and
Adult Services is a limited provider.
The MetroHealth System (OH-087/050115) is an approved
provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses
Association (OBN-001-91), an accredited approver by the
American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on
Accreditation.
Approved provider status does not imply endorsement by the
provider, ANCC, OBN or ONA of any products displayed in
conjunction with an activity.
**Participants who successfully complete this program
must sign in on the attendance sheet, attend the entire
program, and submit a program evaluation to receive
contact hours/continuing education unit credits.
For additional information, please contact:
Cheryl Bradas (Nursing CEUs) 216-778-3355
Cacy Peña (Social Work, Counseling, and BELTSS CEUs)
216-348-3978 • Ohio Relay Service 711
**Registration for this event implies agreement to be
videotaped. Your photo may be used for PR and marketing
purposes for the Division of Senior and Adult Services and
The MetroHealth System.
MetroHealth Medical Center
2500 MetroHealth Drive
4229 Pearl Road, Cleveland, Ohio 44109
Keynote Presenter
Conference Schedule
8:00 a.m.
Registration & Buffet Breakfast
8:20 a.m.
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Tracey N. Mason, Administrator,
Cuyahoga County Division of Senior and Adult Services
8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Session 1
Session 5
“First Do No Harm v. Provider Comfort Always”
This session will outline the pharmacologic characteristics
that make a “controlled drug” a “controlled drug”; compare
& contrast “low risk use,” “misuse,” “abuse,” and addictive
behaviors as they relate to controlled drug use; list the
differential diagnosis to be considered when faced with aberrant
drug taking behavior; and describe clinical interventions to
different causes of aberrant behavior that are consistent with
avoiding harm, as well as providing relief when it is safe to do so.
“Performance Indicators: Exciting & Necessary
This workshop will assist participants in determining what
performance measures are, how national benchmarks affect
local measurements and how to use them to guide staff
performance, client outcomes, funding, planning and evaluation
processes. In addition, participants will hear how the Division
of Senior and Adult Services has been using performance
measures to guide their work and how the Greater Cleveland
National Alliance on Mental Illness developed community
outreach initiatives using national and local data.
Presenter: Theodore V. Parran, Jr. MD
Facilitators: Jeanne Maslar and Lori Rosenberg
Keynote Speaker - Mark Aulisio, PhD
Session 2
“Empowering to Choose: Geriatric Patients
& Decision Making”
“3 D’s of the Elderly: Delirium, Depression, & Dementia”
Delirium, Dementia and Depression are common diagnoses seen
and often misdiagnosed in the aging population. Attendees at
this session will acquire an understanding of the differences in
diagnosis of Delirium, Dementia and Depression in both healthy
and hospitalized older adults. Participants will also be able to
verbalize evidenced based management strategies for treatment
of the 3 D’s.
This session will provide an understanding of “sliding scale”
versus “background” approaches to decision capacity, the
implications of each approach for patient autonomy, and the
major challenges for surrogate decision makers. Finally, we will
discuss possible ways of addressing these challenges.
Facilitators: Cheryl Bradas and Victoria Bowden
10:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m. Break
Presenter: James W. Campbell, MD
Facilitators: Cheryl Bradas and Victoria Bowden
This session will explain the most recent policy perspectives
affecting the behavioral health needs of older adults, provide a
local and state response to providing behavioral health care to
adults and share a provider perspective on the ethics of providing
behavioral health care to older adults.
Presenters: William M. Denihan, Mark Andrew Hurst, MD,
Etta Smith-Wells, LISW-S
Presenter: Henry Ng MD, MPH, FAAP, FACP
Facilitators: Cynthia Mason and Daurin Elliot
Facilitators: Judy Jackson-Winston and Denise RuckerBurton
Session 4
“Policy Perspectives on Behavioral Health & Aging”
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Awards Ceremony/Lunch
1:15 p.m.-2:30 p.m.
Concurrent Breakout Sessions
“Best Practices in Mental Health Treatment with Seniors”
In this session, participants will learn about the different best
practices in providing care to persons, particularly elders, who
are working to manage a mental illness. We will review different
tools and modes of practice useful in treating and managing
mental illness. We will also have a case study and discuss how
these best practices have worked in the past.
Presenters: Ben Miladin, LISW-S, Amy Silbaugh, RN, BSN
Kasha Januszewski, RN
Facilitators: Judy Jackson-Winston and
Denise Rucker-Burton
Registration
Name
Title/Position
Organization
Address
City
State
Zip Code
Phone
2:30 p.m.- 2:45 p.m.
Break
Fax
Email
2:45 p.m.-4:00 p.m.
Resume Concurrent Breakout Sessions
4:00 p.m.
Adjournment
Breakout Sessions: (Check desired session numbers)
Session 1
Session 2
Session 4
Sesson 5
Session 3
CEU Certificate Requested (Check box):
Session 3
“LGBT Elders: Challenges to Successful Aging”
This session will provide an understanding of challenges to
successful aging for LGBT elders including: health status,
coming out and self-disclosure, insurance coverage, financial
situations, living situations and family, social and community
supports, elder care/nursing home discrimination, end-oflife care, and the invisibility in LGBT communities and aging
programs which exists. Finally it will address ways in which
various communities have improved elder services for aging
LGBT populations.
10:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m. Presenters: Marsha Mitchell-Blanks MSW, LSW,
Christopher “Kit” Newell, Molly McLaughlin
Facilitators: Ann Gillett and Cacy Peña
20th Annual Cuyahoga County Conference on Aging
Friday, October 10, 2014
Hilton Garden Inn- Cleveland East Conference Center
Directions to Hilton Garden Inn- Cleveland East
700 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village, OH 44143
From I-90 and Points North (Erie, Buffalo): Take I-271 (local
lanes) south to the Wilson Mills Road Exit, #36. Turn Left follow to
second light and turn left onto Beta Drive.
From Downtown Cleveland: Take Rt-2 East to I-90 east to I-271
(local lanes) south to the Wilson Mills Road Exit, #36. Turn Left
follow to second light and turn left onto Beta Drive.
From Cleveland Hopkins Airport: Take I-480 East to I-271 (local
lanes) north to the Wilson Mills Road Exit, #36. Turn right, follow
to first light and turn left onto Beta Drive.
From Points East (Pittsburgh, Youngstown: Take the Ohio
Turnpike (I-80) West to Exit # 187. Take I-480 West to I-271 (local
lanes) north to the Wilson Mills Road Exit, #36. Turn right, follow
to first light and turn left onto Beta Drive.
From Points West (Illinois, Indiana, Toledo, & Michigan): Take
the Ohio Turnpike (I-80) East to Exit # 9A. Follow I-480 East to
I-271 (local lanes) north to the Wilson Mills Road Exit, #36. Turn
right, follow to first light and turn left onto Beta Drive.
From Points South (Columbus): Take I-71 north to 271 (local
lanes) north to the Wilson Mills Road Exit, #36. Turn right, follow
to first light and turn left onto Beta Drive.
Ample parking is available on the grounds.
SW/Counseling (5.5)
BELTSS (5.0)
Nursing (5.5)
BELTSS License #
General Registration: $65.00 includes buffet breakfast,
lunch, handouts and continuing education credits.
Please make checks payable to:
Division of Senior and Adult Services.
Mail registration form and check to:
Division of Senior and Adult Services
ATTN: Community Office on Aging
13815 Kinsman Road, Cleveland, OH 44120
Registration Deadline is Friday, September 26, 2014.
No refunds will be issued after Friday, October 3, 2014 .
Online registration available at:
https://donate.metrohealth.org/aging
Vegetarian:
Yes
Any additional special dietary needs:
* Five percent of fee is designated to the MetroHealth Fund
to help support philanthropic initiatives of The MetroHealth
System (which relates to the credit card fee)