Conversations on Caregiving, Ethics, and Elder Mistreatment
Date
Thursday 7 November 2024
Time
7-8:15am (Wednesday 6 November, 10-11:15 am PST)
Location
Online
Organised by
National Center for Elder Justice, University of Southern California
Cost
Free
In this webinar from the National Center for Elder Justice, panelists will discuss ethical issues in caregiving and practices to prevent mistreatment.
Listing of training and other events does not constitute endorsement by the New Zealand Family Violence Clearinghouse. Information is as provided by the organiser. For further information or queries about training or events, please contact the organiser using the links or contact details provided.
This event is being organised by the National Center for Elder Justice, University of Southern California
Caregiving for a family member, chosen family, partner, or friend, can be very rewarding and meaningful. It can also be challenging. As a loved one’s needs increase and caregiving duties expand over time, unexpected physical, emotional, and/or financial hardships may arise. Within this context, critical ethical questions may surface on topics including healthcare and financial decision-making; self-determination, safety, and autonomy; the changing nature of family relationships; and the link between caregiving and abuse. Panelists will discuss ethical issues in caregiving and practices to prevent mistreatment.
For questions, please contact the organiser: ncea@med.usc.edu.