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TPOPP/POLST Form
Transportable Physician Orders for Patient Preferences (TPOPP/POLST) BE ADVISED: This form must be signed by a physician in Missouri, and a physician or physician assistant in Kansas. By downloading the TPOPP/POLST form, you agree to be in a position to properly implement and execute TPOPP/POLST forms in accordance with the National POLST and state law.… -
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Let’s Talk About ACP Program
Let's Talk About ACPThe Program The Center for Practical Bioethics is honored to be selected as one of the Legacy Project recipients of The John and Wauna Harman Foundation! Their support gives us the opportunity to partner with Dr. Gloria Thomas Anderson, whose research and community engagement work, focuses on improving equitable end-of-life and advance… -
ACP for Employees
Advance Care Planning Resources for Employees Need help on advance care planning or a living will for you or a family member? Your employer made these resources available to you and your family at no cost. Advance Care Planning Materials The Center’s Caring Conversations materials guide you through the advance care planning process. This process… -
TPOPP/POLST Training and Slides
TPOPP/POLST Training and Slides Recording of TPOPP/POLST Training Webinar This TPOPP/POLST training recording addresses the changes and updates to clinical guidance on executing the TPOPP/POLST form as recommended by National POLST, including: Recent evidence-based research Comparisons and guidance on out-of-hospital and pre-hospital medical order sets for Missouri and Kansas Support information to ensure patient goals and… -
Transportable Physician Orders for Patient Preferences (TPOPP/POLST)
Transportable Physician Orders for Patient Preferences (TPOPP/POLST) Patient TPOPP/POLST InformationWhat is TPOPP/POLST? The TPOPP/POLST initiative is designed to improve quality of care for those living with serious illness and/or frailty by translating patient goals and preferences into medical orders. This applies to patients with advanced or serious illness in Kansas and Missouri regardless of whether… -
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Ethics Direct and Ethics+ Services
Clinical Ethics Services: Improving Outcomes and Performance Achieve ethics integration and proficiency with…
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Program Overview
What We Do Advance Care Planning Engaging in Advance Care Planning discussions with loved ones is vital to the health and well-being of each of us. The Center is a national leader in shared decision making, especially in serious illness and end of life. Clinical Ethics Services The Center offers ethics education to healthcare professionals,… -
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EthicalAI
Ethical AI: A Framework for Justice New developments in machine learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI) have put healthcare on the cusp of another great technological leap. However, great opportunities come with great risks. Poorly designed and implemented AI has contributed to failures in Facebook, biased hiring algorithms, criminal sentencing algorithms perpetuating discrimination, and facial recognition… -
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Advance Care Planning
Advance Care Planning programs build on the Center for Practical Bioethics’ legacy work
in end-of-life care, with emphasis on increasing participation by underserved communities. -
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Ethics Committee Consortium
Ethics Committee Consortium The Ethics Committee Consortium is a collaborative effort of more than 20 healthcare organizations who meet on a regular basis to: Educate themselves to “do ethics” Develop and review hospital policies Consult on complex cases arising in the organization These activities have been shown to improve patient outcomes and reduce organizational risk.…
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