Advance Care Planning Training Series: ACP and Perinatal Health
(5.12.2021)

Ethics and Issues in Advance Care Planning: ACP and Perinatal Health

HCV envisions a world where all Virginians have access to quality advance care planning that is honored in the delivery of care. Misconceptions abound about the role of ACP, including a common conflation of ACP with end-of-life planning. What does ACP mean in the context of dementia, mental illness, or birth? What can we learn about person-centered care from those who have long been in the fight for it?

Goals

• Learn the history and importance of person-centered care to the perinatal health field and community
• Examine the role, definition, and significance of advance care planning to the perinatal health field and community
• Gain familiarity with diverse perspectives from the perinatal health field and community concerning advance care planning and person-centered care
• Exposure to information and tools to support advance care planning practice in the context of the perinatal health field and community

Our moderator: Laura Pilati, ToLabor birth doula, certified First Steps Advance Care Planning Facilitator and Instructor

Our panelists:

• Susanna Brailsford Jones, JD – Florance Gordon Brown
• Reid Byrne, CNM – Mother Nurture Midwifery
• Stephanie Spencer, BSN, RN, LCCE, HCBE, BD, CLC – Urban Baby Beginnings
• Tammy Ruiz Ziegler, BSN, RN, CPLC – Mary Washington Hospital

Primary audience:

• Advance care planning “practitioners” or advocates who are interested in expanding their perspective to include alternate views on advance care planning
• Professionals and advocates in related fields (dementia, mental/behavioral health, disability, and perinatal) who are interested in learning more about advance care planning and resources to support their work
• Anyone else interested in the topic

Registration Cost: Free, and CEUs are available for a $30 fee at the time of the training.

Advance registration is required.