Monday May 20, 2019

Conference Introduction

Rev. Eric J. Hall, DTh, APBCC

President and CEO of HealthCare Chaplaincy Network™ (HCCN) and its affiliate, Spiritual Care Association

 


Keynote

Dr. Kathleen Foley, M.D.

Attending Neurologist Emeritus
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Presenting: Advancing Spiritual Care through Palliative Care Globally: Opportunities and Challenges

Definition of palliative care is the one definition in health care that has spirituality in it.

        


Plenary

Dr. Betty Ferrell, Ph.D., RN, FAAN. FPCN, CHPN.

Director & Professor Nursing Research & Education
City of Hope

Presenting: NCP Clinical Practice Guidelines – Impact on Care for the Spirit

        


Advocacy Update

Todd Tuten – Senior Policy Advisor

 


A1: Troops 101: Understanding and Reintegrating Veterans into Your Communities

Dr. Gordon Ritchie, DMin, BCC – Chaplain, Wesleyan Church


A2: #BlackHealthMatters: A Pastoral Care Approach for African Americans Living With Chronic Illness

Danielle Buhuro, DMin, BCC, ACPE Certified Educator & UCC Ordained Clergy – Advocate Health Care


A3: Chaplains and EMR Assessments: How to Use the National Consensus Project for Quality Palliative Care to Develop Effective Electronic Medical Record Spiritual Assessment Documentation and Data Collection

Alan Roof, MDiv – Chaplain, Shepherd Center and Benjamin Rose, APBCC – Chaplain, Shepherd Center


A4: Spiritual Care for People Living with Dementia using Multisensory Interventions

Richard Behers, DMin, BCC, CFHPC – Spiritual Care Program Manager, Cornerstone Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc.


A5: Perinatal Loss: New Perspectives – Psychological & Theological

Maria Teresa Bento Tomas, MA – Psychology in Religion Researcher, Union Theological Seminary


A6: The Words we Use: Bridging the Gap Between Medical and Spiritual Care with Confidence, Respect, and Compassion.

Priscilla Minkin, MA, MEd, APBCC, and Patsy Fortney, CC
Palliative Care Chaplains – Central Vermont Medical Center
Berlin, Vermont

        


B1: The Words we Use: Sustainable Caregiving: finding balance in the presence of serious illness

Rev. Judy Long, MA/MS – Palliative Care Chaplain, UCSF

        


B2: Superheroes to the Rescue! Science Fiction and Fantasy as Mythologies of Healing

Rev. Jonna Rachele Garvin, MDiv, MS, BCC – Manager, Chaplaincy Services, Novant Health UVA Health System and Ben Janzen, Dr Theol, PhD, APBCC – Chaplain, Bereavement Services Manager VITAS Healthcare


B3: Challenging Racial Inequity in Healthcare? Call a Chaplain

Jodi Barry, MDiv, BCC – Lead Chaplain, Woodwinds Hospital and Margaret George, MDiv, BCC – Staff Chaplain, Children’s MN Hospital


B4: Suicide Prevention in Veteran and Service Member Populations

Gretchen Hulse – Suicide Prevention in Veteran and Service Member Populations, Pittsburgh VA Medical Center and Ryan Parker – Chaplain, Durham VA Medical Center


B5: Workplace Chaplaincy – Seafarer Missions

Rev. David Reid, MA AFNI – Shackleton Partners LLC


B6: Creating a Value Based Work Environment That Nourishes the Soul

Brian Jones, DHSc, MS, CHPCA – President/CEO, SHARE Foundation


Tuesday May 21, 2019

Renewal Ceremony


Brian Cassel Massey Cancer Center

Plenary

Dr. J. Brian Cassel, Ph.D.

Palliative Care Research Director
Virginia Commonwealth University

Presenting: Blending humanistic and economic outcomes to make the case for spiritual care

        


Plenary

Cheryl Holmes, OAM

Chief Executive Officer
Spiritual Health Victoria

Presenting: The Spiritual Care Profession: Mandated or obsolete?

        


C1: Opportunities in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Enhancing Evidence-based Chaplaincy Care

Jason A. Nieuwsma, PhD – Associate Director, VA Mental Health & Chaplaincy and Associate Professor, Duke University Medical Center


C2: Hope, Another Four Letter Word, Going From Miracle to Transcendent Resilience

Cindy Stafford, MSN, GNP-BC, ACHPN, FPCN – Nurse Practitioner, Atrium Healthcare System and Teresa Cromedy, MDiv – Chaplain, Atrium Healthcare System

        


C3: SAFE-ing Black Patients Matters: How Chaplains Can Utilize The SAFER-R Model to Limit Code Grey and Public Safety Calls on African American Patients & Families

Jamie Hawley, MDiv – Chaplain & UCC Ordained Clergy, University of Chicago, University of Michigan and Danielle Buhuro, DMin, BCC, ACPE Certified Educator & UCC Ordained Clergy, Advocate Health Care


C4: Spirituality in Mental Illness: Drawing from the field of Psychology towards developing an evidence based practice

Michael Sibley, MDiv, BCC, LPC – Chaplain, Eastern State Hospital


C5: Burnout to Bliss: Key Practices to Cultivate Joyfulness for Self-Care

Dawn Kaiser, PHR, ME – Simpliciti Consulting and Joy Refueler – Simpliciti Consulting


C6: Chaplain Perceptions of Collaboration with Nurses: Exploring Evidence and Practice Implications

Elizabeth Taylor, PhD, RN, FAAN – Professor, Loma Linda University


D1: Meaning Making in Palliative and End-of-Life Care

Kelly Arora, PhD – Co-Director Master of Science in Palliative Care, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

        


D2: Happiness and Gratitude: How to Foster Happiness and Gratitude in Palliative Care Work

Kathleen Nugent, LCSW – Director of Regional Programs, CancerCare and Claire Grainger, LCSW, OSW-C – Clinical Supervisor, CancerCare


D3: Overcoming Barriers from a Spiritual Context in Advanced Care Planning in the African American Community

Lenny Marshall, PhD – Department Manager, Big Bend Hospice


D4: Measuring Outcomes in Community-Based Spiritual Care

Rev. Dr. Helen Wordsworth, RN, RM, RHV (tutor), RNT, MTh, DMin, QN, International Parish Nursing Specialist, The Westberg institute for Faith Community Nursing


D5: Interpersonal Forgiveness: From Hurting to Healing and Hope

Preston VanLoon, EdD, BCC – Director of Spiritual Care, Sanford Health


D6: Thoughtfully Navigating Pre-hospice Palliative Spiritual Care

Michael Fratkin, MD – Director, ResolutionCare and Carl Magruder, MA, MDiv, BCC – Director of Spiritual Care, ResolutionCare Mica Estrada, Associate Director, UC San Francisco


Wednesday May 22, 2019

E1: Engaging the Religious Aspects of End of Life Care

Rebekah Wagner, MA, BCC, APBCC – Manager of Spiritual Services, Froedtert Hospital


E3: Finding Meaning Without God: Spiritual Care for the Nonbeliever

Joshua Berg, MBA – Humanist Society Chaplain, The Humanist Society

        


E4: Creating A Palliative Care Spiritual Care Community: Introducing the Religious Comfort Index (RCI)

Rev. Jack Giddens, DMin BCC, CTP – Chief Executive Officer, RCI Health Metrics, LLC


E5: Staying Fresh: The Art of Personal & Professional Revival

Rev. Jim Kraft, MTh – Director, Advance Care Planning & Collaborative Services, Chaplain, Henry Ford Macomb & West Bloomfield Hospitals


E6: ICU Palliative Care Bereavement Project

Melanie Swofford, MDiv, BCC – Clinical Staff Chaplain, Cape Fear Valley Medical Center


Panel Discussion

The Role of the Chaplain in Palliative Care – Panel


        

The Rev. Karen Ballard, BCC
Former Director of Chaplaincy Services

The Rev. Karen Ballard, BCC

Former Director of Chaplaincy Services

Akron Children’s Hospital


Chaplain Sarah Byrne-Martelli, BCC
Chaplain

 

Massachusetts General Hospital


Rev. Dr. Malcolm Marler, BCC Sr. Director of Pastoral Care, UAB MEDICINE

 

University of Alabama-Birmingham