Date: October 9, 2020
Time: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM CT
CONFERENCE OVERVIEW:
Trauma that is likely to result in disability, disfigurement, or loss of function long after the acute condition has been treated, can pose significant ethical questions, especially as they relate to initial care planning. Specifically, these cases highlight difficult ethical questions related to pain management, decision-making capacity, personhood, and resource allocation. This conference will not only specifically address the ethics of burn care, but also explore the clinical and policy dimensions of caring for patients who have experienced severe trauma which will likely result in significant, long-lasting social and physical limitations.
AUDIENCE:
Burn faculty, fellows, residents, ARNPs/PAs, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Registered Nurses and Social Workers
Accreditation
Activity approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™
CE Credit awarded by the University of Missouri
Sinclair School of Nursing
Additional CE(s) may be available as the program develops, please check our website for updates.
PRESENTED BY: University of Missouri Health Care – Burn and Wound Program | MU Center for Health Ethics | MU School of Medicine | MU Center for Continuing Medical Education & Physician Lifelong Learning | MU Sinclair School of Nursing | MU Extension