Overview: Educational session delivered by a 缅北强奸 subject matter expert.听
Current Topics:听
- The听4Ms听of Age-Friendly Healthcare
- The Epidemic of Social Isolation and Loneliness
- Negative Beliefs about Aging and their Health impacts
- The Silent Struggle (Depression among Older Adults)
- The Importance of Older Adult Mobility: Enhancing Quality of Life and Independence
- Reducing the Risk of Chronic Disease and Dementia
- The Role of Area Agencies on Aging in Extending Older Adult Independence
- Emergencies and Disaster Impacts on Health and Healthcare of Older Adults
- Justice for Older Adults
- Advance Care Planning
- Positive Approach to Care庐 (in-person dementia education)
- Dementia Live庐 (in-person simulation)
Benefits:听Evidence-based practices, quality improvement, age-friendly and dementia-friendly care knowledge.听
Who Should Participate:听CNAs, nurses, therapy staff, social services staff, administrators.听
Time Commitment:听Typically听a听one-hour听educational session.听
Before Expressing Interest:听Recruit attendees and provide meeting space or virtual access.
Overview: Train staff to become certified A Matter of Balance (MOB) coaches and deliver an evidence-based fall prevention program that helps older adults increase confidence, reduce fear of falling, and remain active.
Benefits: Build internal fall prevention expertise, expand resident programming, and increase your facility's capacity to deliver evidence-based wellness programs.
Who Should Participate: Staff educators, activities professionals, therapists, nurses, administrators, and other staff interested in leading resident programs.
Coach Requirements: Coach candidates must observe two A Matter of Balance sessions prior to training, complete the coach training program, and participate in delivering classes. Facilities are encouraged to identify at least two staff members for training since each A Matter of Balance class requires two certified coaches.
Maintaining Certification: To maintain certification, coaches are expected to teach at least six program sessions annually. Many organizations host spring and fall classes to help maintain coach activity and certification.
Eligibility & Limitations: Training is provided at no cost through the 缅北强奸 GWEP and is offered based on demand, trainer availability, funding, and program capacity.
Overview: Participate in a webinar focused on recognizing ageism in healthcare and applying age-friendly principles to nutrition care for older adults.
Benefits: Learn practical strategies to address age-related bias, incorporate the Age-Friendly Health Systems 4Ms Framework, assess social drivers of health, strengthen client engagement, and support interdisciplinary collaboration.
Who Should Participate: Dietitians, dietary managers, nutrition professionals, nursing home leaders, and interdisciplinary team members serving older adults.
Time Commitment: One live webinar on November 10, 2026, 1 hour and 15 minutes
Continuing Education: Registration includes access to available continuing education credits offered through the event provider.
Eligibility and limitations:
- Up to 50 sponsored registrations available
- Sponsored by the 缅北强奸 GWEP at no cost to participants
- Registration available on a first-come, first-served basis
- Limited-time opportunity
Before Expressing Interest: Identify staff members interested in attending and receiving continuing education credit.
What Happens Next: Interested participants will receive registration information and additional webinar details from the 缅北强奸 GWEP team.
Overview: Training for Health Facility Administrators interested in supervising (precepting) AIT residents.
Benefits: Continuing education credits, eligibility to precept future AIT residents, workforce development, and leadership succession planning.
Time Commitment: One-day training (approximately 8 hours).
Before Expressing Interest: Participants should
Hold an active Indiana Health Facility Administrator license.
Be interested in serving as an AIT preceptor.
Meet or expect to meet IPLA preceptor eligibility requirements.
Who Should Participate: Licensed Health Facility Administrators.
Eligibility/Limitation: Trainings available upon coach availability.
Overview: Dementia care training and certification program.听
Benefits:听Nationally recognized dementia education and improved staff consistency.听
Who Should Participate:听CNAs, nurses, social services, activities professionals.听
Time听Commitment:听3 hours of asynchronous online modules.听
Eligibility & Limitations:听Limited seats available.听
Before Expressing Interest:听Identify听participating staff willing to complete certification requirements.听
Overview: Team-based virtual dementia education series led by experts.
Current Series: Nursing Home, Assisted Living, Primary Care, Dementia Care Navigation
Benefits: National expertise, peer learning, evidence-based dementia care strategies.
Who Should Participate: Interdisciplinary care teams.
Time Commitment: Varies by series.
Before Expressing Interest: Must participate as a team and attend scheduled sessions.