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Intricate Conversations: Caring For Clients With Severe Mental Illness, John D. Chovan
Intricate Conversations: Caring For Clients With Severe Mental Illness, John D. Chovan
Nursing Faculty Scholarship
This presentation describes the characteristics of persons living with severe mental illness who intersect with hospice, and palliative care, and their communication challenges.
Business Ethics: The Impact On Healthcare Professionals, Paul D. Longenecker
Business Ethics: The Impact On Healthcare Professionals, Paul D. Longenecker
Health and Sport Sciences Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Learner-Based Teaching In Hospice And Palliative Care, Paul D. Longenecker
Learner-Based Teaching In Hospice And Palliative Care, Paul D. Longenecker
Health and Sport Sciences Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Leadership In Maximizing Ethical Hospice Care By Volunteers, Paul D. Longenecker
The Role Of Leadership In Maximizing Ethical Hospice Care By Volunteers, Paul D. Longenecker
Health and Sport Sciences Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.
The Ethical Balancing Act Of Hospice Care, Paul D. Longenecker
The Ethical Balancing Act Of Hospice Care, Paul D. Longenecker
Health and Sport Sciences Faculty Scholarship
In providing hospice care, clinicians are confronted with ethical challenges on a daily basis involving their patients and families, their personal values and beliefs, and organizational practices. Being able to objectively understand these ethical challenges and having a plan of action to address is essential in effectively fulfilling the role of being a hospice professional.
Evaluating Transformational Leadership Skills Of Hospice Executives, Paul D. Longenecker
Evaluating Transformational Leadership Skills Of Hospice Executives, Paul D. Longenecker
Health and Sport Sciences Faculty Scholarship
Health care is a rapidly changing environment requiring a high level of leadership skills by executive level personnel. The hospice industry is experiencing the same rapid changes; however, the changes have been experienced over the brief span of 25 years. Highly skilled hospice executives are a necessity for the growth and long-term survival of hospice care. This descriptive study was conducted to evaluate the leadership skills of hospice executives. The study population consisted of hospice executives who were members of the state hospice organization in Ohio and/or licensed by the state (88 hospice providers). Three questionnaires were utilized for collecting …