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7/9/2018 1 • If you knew you had limited time… what would you do? 5 -High School Students 1 -High School Teacher 1 -Hospice worker Filmed and edited by the high School students: Interviewed people from ALL walks of life and generations, ranging from ages 102 to 8 years old. AWARDS: Nominated for the 2018 Sun Valley Film Festival- Future Filmmakers Forum. Runner up for iCap short film: Teal Chair Trailer 2018 Best documentary: Twin Falls Kiwanis * Pending several other submissions The Teal Chair: The Story
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• If you knew you had limited time… what would you
do?
5 -High School Students
1 -High School Teacher
1 -Hospice worker
Filmed and edited by the high School students: Interviewed people from
ALL walks of life and generations, ranging from ages 102 to 8 years old.
AWARDS:
Nominated for the 2018 Sun Valley Film Festival- Future Filmmakers Forum.
Runner up for iCap short film: Teal Chair Trailer
2018 Best documentary: Twin Falls Kiwanis
* Pending several other submissions
The Teal Chair: The Story
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WHAT I LEARNED
▫ Didn’t seem to be scary because it wasn’t
eminent (early conversations- make planning and action easier)
▫ Everyone had something to say (encouraged reflective thoughtfulness)
▫ IT is an AGELESS question (each person related to it in different ways- depending where they were
in life)
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AGELESS
2-10 Family / Security
10-18 Learning / Social / Experience
18-25 Career / Adventure / Social
25-40 Family / Home / Career-Finances
40-60Health / Retirement / Family / Caregiving
60-80Health / Life's Goals
80-100+Family / Quality of Life / Relationships
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Conversation
This is not ONE conversation
This is the beginning of MANY conversations
MINDFUL THINKING
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Process:
Motivational Interviewing
What is important right now?What are the goals right now?What relationships does this effect and involve?
Transitional Care
EDUCATION:
OPTIONS
CHOICE
GOALS
Perspective:
Performance:
Power:CHANGE:
from- enabling
to- empowering
Expectation
on disease
progression
Based on
what is
important
to their
quality of
life
Chronic Disease
and
Serious Illness
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15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
Cancer Cardiac Dementia Respiratory Stroke Other
Resource NHPCO | facts-figures | 2016 edition
Diagnosis contribute to patients terminal
illness
June 2018HOSPICE AS PART OF THE CONTINUUM OF CARE
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• The average spending per Medicare hospice patient in 2015 was $11,510
• Medicare costs for hospice patients were lower than non-hospice Medicare
beneficiaries with similar diagnosis.
• Hospice enrollment is associated with significantly few hospital and ICU days.
• Hospice enrollment is associated with fewer 30 day hospital readmissions and
in hospital deaths.
• TODAY in Idaho – Average Daily Payment to Hospice is $160.50
HOSPICE SAVES MEDICARE DOLLARS
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HOSPITAL COSTS
Sources: ACU per diem: Kaiser Family Foundation State Health Facts; ICU per diem: JPM, Vol. 19, No. 11, 2016; ED median cost per visit: “Patient Charges for
Top Ten Diagnoses in the Emergency Room,” PLOS One, Vol. 8, No. 2, February 2013.
Health Crisis1. What is important- right now:
Options that honor those wishes
2. Advance Care Directives:• POA- advocate• Living Will- life threating wishes• CPR or POST (physicians order)
3. TIME:• Relationships:
*Forgive ME*I Forgive YOU*I Love You*Thank You
• Bucket Lists:
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WHAT IS QUALITY OF LIFE
AL:
Skydiving Was on His
Bucket List
BEN:
Fishing Was An
Important Part of His
Quality of Life
DORTHY:
Enjoying What Everyone
Else is Enjoying
Just Dial hos-pice: 208.467.7423
Presented by:
Kimberly Ouwehand and Honey Goodman
